The Civil Service Commission sets the test dates each year. The test date varies from year to year, but generally one may be expected in the Spring and/or one in the Fall.

This test is a prerequisite for entry into the Fire Recruit Training Academy, and requires a candidate to pass with a score of 70% or higher. The test is conducted at the PBCC Lake Worth campus testing center only. Testing Centers

Seasonal Firefighter - People interested in a job as a seasonal firefighter must apply to the agency they are interested in working for. Each agency (Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, Forest Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, State of Idaho, etc.) has its own process for hiring seasonal employees. You may want to consider applying to more than one agency.

applicant who misses the test date will forfeit all fees he/she has paid. He/she needs to fill out a retest form and pay both the application fee ($75.00) and examination fee (100.00)

a) If June 28, 2008, is your first chance to sit for the FPGEE administration and you are currently registered to take the June 28, 2008 examination, but you cannot take the June 28, 2008 examination, NABP must receive your cancellation request in writing prior to May 16, 2008, to defer taking the test to December 2008 in order to avoid a $125 penalty fee.

If the June 28, 2008 examination is your first opportunity to sit for the FPGEE and NABP receives your cancellation request after May 16, 2008, you will have to pay a $125 penalty fee prior to registering for the December 2008 examination.

You will need to cancel your seat at least 48 hours before the test date. Your admissions letter will contain information on how to do so. If you fail to provide this notification, you will be assessed a $50 fee.

Applicants who make their booking at the test centres will be assigned a test date by the test centre.

The last day of the preceding plan year is the determination date used to perform the top heavy test. As an exception for new start-up plans, the determination date used for the first plan year is the last day of that year.

You may register as late as the day before the test (from Monday to Friday in our offices, from 0900 to 1200), as long as there are spaces available.

December 29, 2007 Applications should be mailed to the Department of Safety, Human Resources, 33 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03305. All applications must be received at least three weeks prior to the test date. You can call ahead and transfer your application to a new test date. However, if you do not call ahead, a new application must be filed for a future test date.

Confirmation letters are mailed about 60 days before the test date. If you have not received your letter by two weeks prior to your exam, please contact NICET.

Yes, BUT you can change your test date only once. To transfer your registration, you must contact the CAEL Assessment Testing Office 48 hours before the test date for which you have registered. If you miss the test without first advising the Office of your absence, you will forfeit your test fee refund.

First find out the application deadlines for the graduate schools to which you are applying, then work backwards from your earliest deadline. Build some extra time into your planning process for unexpected delays because you can only take the GRE once per calendar month. Keep in mind that it can take as long as four weeks for your official scores to arrive at your designated schools. The GRE is offered at testing centers almost every day. Call your local center for details and to book your test.

No. You may check and book from the system for an earlier test date cancelled by another customer, if any.

of 2001, $110,692 is paid out to spouse or spouse and dependent children. If no spouse or dependent children, payment goes to dependent parents. The benefit is adjusted annually based on the consumer price index. Contact: Office of the Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Town Square, 444 Cedar Street, St. Paul, MN 55155. Phone: (651) 296-2432 or (800) 342-5354. The benefit covers all firefighters killed or disabled in the line-of-duty.