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Multiple Choice

CE in ethics that can be carried over to satisfy the next biennium's ethics requirement

The idea being tested is how much ethics continuing education (CE) can be carried over into the next licensure period. Many boards allow a carryover up to a set limit to ensure ongoing ethics learning while keeping the two-year cycle in balance. The limit commonly used is ten hours, so you can apply up to ten hours of ethics CE earned in the current cycle toward meeting the next cycle’s ethics requirement. Any amount beyond that cannot be carried over. That’s why ten hours is the correct choice—it reflects the standard carryover cap.

The idea being tested is how much ethics continuing education (CE) can be carried over into the next licensure period. Many boards allow a carryover up to a set limit to ensure ongoing ethics learning while keeping the two-year cycle in balance. The limit commonly used is ten hours, so you can apply up to ten hours of ethics CE earned in the current cycle toward meeting the next cycle’s ethics requirement. Any amount beyond that cannot be carried over. That’s why ten hours is the correct choice—it reflects the standard carryover cap.