HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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Subsection (b) of this section is rephrased in
the standard language used throughout this
article to state affirmatively that an individual
must be licensed to practice a health occupation
in this State. See also § 3-501 of this title.

The exception in present Art. 43, § 502 for
"persons who are now actually engaged in the
practice of such profession," is deleted as
obsolete. The language refers to individuals who
were practicing in 1920, none of whom are still
in practice.

As to the relative authority of the State Board
of Chiropractic Examiners and the State Board of
Physical Therapy Examiners, and the relationship
between the two health occupations, see the
General Revisor's Note to this title.

3-302. QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANTS.

(A)  IN GENERAL.

TO QUALIFY FOR A LICENSE, AN APPLICANT SHALL BE AN
INDIVIDUAL WHO MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION AND
THE EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS OF THIS TITLE.

(B)  MORAL CHARACTER.

THE APPLICANT SHALL BE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER.

(C)  EDUCATION.

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS TITLE, THE
APPLICANT SHALL:

(1)  HAVE COMPLETED SATISFACTORILY:

(I)  2 ACADEMIC YEARS AT A COLLEGE OR
UNIVERSITY APPROVED BY THE STATE BOARD FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
OR BY A COMPARABLE AUTHORITY IN ANOTHER STATE; AND

(II)  AT LEAST TWO OF THE FOLLOWING COLLEGE

COURSES:

1.  BIOLOGY;

2.  CHEMISTRY; OR

3.  PHYSICS; AND

(2)  BE A GRADUATE OF A SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC
THAT HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE BOARD UNDER § 3-402 OF THIS

TITLE.

(D) EXCEPTION TO EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS.