I let me license lapse and would like to renew it, which I have a few months left to do. About two years ago I took a Medicare course that gave me 12 hours. I’m wondering if I can take this course again and still get credit? I have forgotten a lot learned last time, so want to take it again.
Can I take the same CE course again and still get credit?
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The only time you can't is if it's the same course number in the same renewal period.
But if you took a CE course in a prior renewal period, you should be able to repeat it for a new period and get credit for it.
But if you took a CE course in a prior renewal period, you should be able to repeat it for a new period and get credit for it.
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Consider NAPA E/O and the CE is free. Well at one time it was.
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Great question. This could be a state specific question. Each regulator can be different with these things. That all being said as DHK said as long as its in a different "renewal" or license period, I have taken the same course within several months of each other for credit in two different license periods.
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I never knew that. Didn't even know they had CE.
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In Illinois you can't take the same course 2 times in a row. The CE company I use keeps track for you.
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NAPA is now using Exam FX. Anyone have experience with them?
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Just finished my online 3 hour ethics class for CE. I learned a few things during the class.
It's the law that you have to take a bath at least once a year in Kentucky. Did you know that JD?
I also learned that in Illinois, it's against the law to urinate in your neighbor's mouth.
There's some crazy laws out there.
It's the law that you have to take a bath at least once a year in Kentucky. Did you know that JD?
I also learned that in Illinois, it's against the law to urinate in your neighbor's mouth.
There's some crazy laws out there.
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I want to say been there done that. It may depend on the state you are in. I know from experience the NFIP CE courses they offer free and online, you will not get credit for in the same term. Ha ha, I remember trying to be slick as a new young insurance agent.
