An MLO instructor realizes that 2 hours of their approved 20-hour course content became outdated due to recent regulatory changes. What must happen for students who completed the course?
Correct Answer
C) The outdated education remains valid if completed before the regulatory change
Pre-licensure education that was current and approved at the time of completion remains valid for meeting SAFE Act requirements, even if regulations subsequently change. Students are not required to update their education retroactively.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Pre-licensure education that was current and approved at the time of completion remains valid for meeting SAFE Act requirements, even if regulations subsequently change. Students are not required to update their education retroactively.
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