Zero State Exams

Here is a list of states that require no further examination beyond the EPPP, according to the ASPPB's database. I have also added their required number of post-doctoral supervised hours:

• Arizona (No required post-doc hours, but can use up to 1500 post-doc hours for licensure)
• Delaware (1500 hours in no less than 12 months)
• Idaho (1000 hours in no less than 12 months)
• Iowa (1500 hours)
• Kansas (1800 hours)
• Michigan (2000 hours)
• New York (1750 hours)
• Virginia (1500 hours in no less than 12 months)
• Wyoming (No required post-doc hours, but can use up to 1500 post-doc hours for licensure)
• Hawaii (1900 hours)

Now, if you have post-doctoral hours that fit the requirements of Arizona or Wyoming, these may be states to add to the "easiest states to get licensed" list. Be sure to read the fine print, that is why they allow up to 1500 hours of post-doc for licensure purposes since some practicum experiences may not fit the requirements or not count for other reasons.