A graduate is allowed to practice for one year; this period can be extended by the Board for good cause shown. As a Graduate you can only

A graduate is allowed to practice for one year; this period can be extended by the Board for good cause shown. As a Graduate you can only

• A. Practice under supervision
• B. Work with clients unsupervised
• C. Receive compensation from clients
• D. Practice in any setting

Answer: (C)

A graduate license restricts practice to supervised, client-facing work during the training period, with the option to be compensated for those services by clients. This structure lets you gain real experience under oversight while ensuring accountability and public protection. You’re not practicing independently or in any setting without supervision, and you’re not working outside the supervised framework. The Board can extend the graduate period if good cause is shown, but the essence remains: you may provide services to clients and receive payment from them while under supervision.

A graduate license restricts practice to supervised, client-facing work during the training period, with the option to be compensated for those services by clients. This structure lets you gain real experience under oversight while ensuring accountability and public protection. You’re not practicing independently or in any setting without supervision, and you’re not working outside the supervised framework. The Board can extend the graduate period if good cause is shown, but the essence remains: you may provide services to clients and receive payment from them while under supervision.