Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a limited license?

• A. 18 years old
• B. Good moral character
• C. 2 years of pre-podiatric course
• D. Must have passed the MA Jurisprudence Exam

Answer: (D)

A limited license is a provisional credential that lets a practitioner work under supervision while completing full licensure requirements. The basic eligibility checks focus on readiness and integrity: you must be old enough to hold a professional license (18 years old), you must show good moral character, and you should have started the necessary educational foundation (two years of pre-podiatric coursework). The MA Jurisprudence Exam, which tests knowledge of state laws governing practice, is typically required for earning the full license to ensure independent practice competence. Since a limited license is not full licensure, that jurisprudence exam is not a required step for obtaining the limited credential.