Business, Law, and Project Management (NASCLA) Reference Practice Test
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Pass the NASCLA Business, Law, and Project Management exam.
The NASCLA Business, Law, and Project Management exam is the business portion of contractor licensure in many states. Pass it once and NASCLA-member states accept the credit when you apply for a contractor license there, saving you a separate business exam in each one.
This practice test mirrors the topic mix and depth of the actual NASCLA exam, drawn from the Guide to Business, Law, and Project Management for Contractors. 100 multiple-choice questions across 35 pages. Reference locators on each question point back to the section in the Guide it came from, so a wrong answer tells you exactly where to restudy.
What’s covered
The test draws from the major content areas of the Guide:
- Business planning, organization, and structure
- Contract law and lien rights
- Estimating, bidding, and pricing
- Project management and scheduling
- OSHA safety regulations
- Employment law and labor management
- Insurance and bonding requirements
- Tax obligations
- Financial management and accounting fundamentals
Who this is for
Contractors preparing for the business and law portion of contractor licensure in a NASCLA-administering state. States that have used the NASCLA Business, Law, and Project Management exam include Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia, among others. Confirm your state’s current exam requirements with the licensing board before purchasing.
What’s included
- 35 pages, 100 multiple-choice questions
- Reference locators on each question, pointing to the section in the Guide it draws from
- Full answer keys for self-assessment
- Instant PDF download after payment
- No time limits, no usage caps, yours to keep
How to use this practice test
Read our study method guide before you start. It walks through how to use the practice test, answer keys, and reference locators together for the most efficient preparation. The method is grounded in well-replicated learning research and is how the material is designed to be used.
