Failure of examination for licensure as apprentice; failure to take scheduled examination.

1. If an applicant for a license as an apprentice fails the examination, the applicant may not take another examination until he or she has given proof to the Board that he or she has, before the examination, completed a 250-hour refresher course in a barber school approved by the Board, or, if licensed in another state, obtained 250 hours of experience pursuant to that license. 2. An applicant must take the first regularly scheduled examination after completing the requirements listed in subsection 1, unless prior approval to miss that examination is granted by the Board. The applicant has the burden of proving to the Board’s satisfaction that good cause prevents the applicant from taking that examination.