CE hours (50-60 min) of CE credit obtained in excess can be carried over from one biennium to the next

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CE hours (50-60 min) of CE credit obtained in excess can be carried over from one biennium to the next

The idea being tested is how many CE credits you can carry into the next biennium. Licensing rules set a two-year requirement for continuing education, and any credits earned beyond what’s needed can sometimes be moved forward, but there’s a cap. The standard cap is ten hours, meaning you can transfer at most ten CE hours to the next biennium regardless of how many extra hours you earned. So, if you completed more than the requirement, up to ten hours can be carried over while the rest don’t count toward the next period. That’s why ten hours is the best choice.

The idea being tested is how many CE credits you can carry into the next biennium. Licensing rules set a two-year requirement for continuing education, and any credits earned beyond what’s needed can sometimes be moved forward, but there’s a cap. The standard cap is ten hours, meaning you can transfer at most ten CE hours to the next biennium regardless of how many extra hours you earned. So, if you completed more than the requirement, up to ten hours can be carried over while the rest don’t count toward the next period. That’s why ten hours is the best choice.

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