Is passage of the NCIDQ Examination a requirement of interior design licensing statutes?
Yes. The NCIDQ Examination is recognized in the United States and Canada as the qualifying examination for the interior design profession. As such, states and provinces with registration (licensing) statutes have stipulated, among license eligibility criteria, successful completion of the NCIDQ Examination.
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