Which of the following is NOT a required eligibility to take the ChE Licensure Examination?

• A. Possess good moral character
• B. A citizen of the Philippines
• C. Conferred with a B.S. ChE degree
• D. None of the above

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that taking a professional licensure exam normally requires baseline qualifications that ensure the candidate is ethically prepared, legally eligible to practice, and has the necessary formal training. Possessing good moral character is a standard requirement to ensure ethical conduct in the profession. Being a citizen of the Philippines confirms legal eligibility to hold a professional license in the country. Having a BS Chemical Engineering degree shows the necessary formal education and preparation for the field.

Since all three of these are typical, required prerequisites, there isn’t an listed criterion that would not be required. Therefore, the option signaling that none of the above are not required is the correct choice: all three items are indeed required.