Online Package: Tennessee Contractors Business and Law Management Exam

This convenient, online exam prep package includes everything you need to prepare for the Tennessee Contractors Business and Law Management Exam at PSI:

Exam Prep Course

With 6 months of unlimited access to our online exam prep course with digital book highlighting guides, learning modules, book reviews, instructor tips on exam-taking strategies, quizzes, and a practice exam simulator will help you learn the key content featured on the Tennessee Business and Law Management exam and make sure you're confident you will pass the exam.

Reference Manual

This package includes the NASCLA Contractor's Guide to Business, Law and Project Management for Tennessee Contractors, which is allowed into the timed exam. Learning to efficiently navigate the book and locate key information using our tabs and book highlighting guides helps ensure you can find answers with ease and don't run out of time on test day.

Exam Prep Tabs

Don't waste time flipping through page after page during the timed exam when every moment counts - use our approved exam prep tabs to mark the most commonly referenced sections of the reference manual to save time and locate answers to test questions with ease.

The Tennessee Business and Law Management exam is open-book. Candidates have 140 minutes to complete the 50-question exam. A passing score of 73% (37 correct questions) is required to pass.

You can see more information about testing policies and locations in the Candidate Information Bulletin linked here.

This is an entirely online, self-paced course. Our online pre-recorded content is available 24/7 with unlimited access for 180 days after purchase.

If you require an extension after your initial 180 days of course access, contact our support team to request a course extension for $150.

The Tennessee Business and Law Management Exam is open-book. The NASCLA Contractor's Guide to Business, Law and Project Management - Tennessee Contractors manual is allowed into the exam at PSI.