What might be a ground for denying a licensee application?

A primary reason a licensee application might be denied is due to failing to correct errors in a returned application. When an applicant submits their application, it is subject to review, and any inaccuracies or omissions must be addressed. If errors are identified and the applicant does not take the necessary steps to rectify these issues, it demonstrates a lack of diligence and responsibility, which can be grounds for denial. Regulatory authorities expect applicants to ensure that all information is accurate and complete; therefore, not correcting these errors reflects poorly on the applicant's suitability to hold a professional license.

In contrast, passing the end of course exam, providing the correct fees, and completing all required coursework are all positive actions that indicate preparedness and compliance with the fundamental requirements to obtain a license. These factors typically support the approval of an application rather than serve as grounds for denial.