As PANRE-LA (Longitudinal Assessment) continues to serve as a key component of PA certification maintenance, NCCPA is casting renewed focus on exam security through a recently released informational video.

“Given the unique, take-at-home administration of PANRE-LA, NCCPA is taking extra steps to safeguard the integrity of the assessment and its approach to exam security,” said Russ Stroud, NCCPA Senior Director of Exam Operations.

Protecting the Integrity of Your Certification

Before PAs can access any PANRE-LA questions, they must formally acknowledge the “PANRE-LA  Agreement.”

This step underscores the importance of safeguarding exam content.

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