If you are one of the lucky people to have applied this past January for NFLPA Contract Advisor certification, you most probably received an email recently that states whether your application has been approved or denied. If approved, step one (the easy step) is out of the way. Now you will have to attend the NFLPA Contract Advisor Seminar for New Applicants and start studying for the exam that will be given at the seminar. A passing grade on the exam is required in order to be granted certification.
The seminar and examination will take place at The Ritz Carlton Hotel on 22nd and M Street on July 30-21, 2009. If you have not begun to study for the exam, it is time to start cramming. This can be an extra difficult task if you are concurrently studying for the Bar Exam as well. Dynasty‘s Football Director, Matthew Watkins, put himself through that pain last year, but impressively ended up passing both tests.
In fact, for those of you getting ready to go to Washington D.C. for the Seminar and exam, I suggest you read Matthew’s post regarding last year’s events. It is quite informative. As was the case last year, the exam will consist of 60 multiple-choice questions. And in order to pass, you will need to received a scaled score of 70 or higher.
Take this test seriously if you want to become an NFLPA Contract Advisor any time soon. If you do not pass, you may be prohibited from retaking the examination for 5 years according to new amendments to the NFLPA regulations.
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