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A Michigan real estate broker wants to approve a continuing education course for her agents to complete. Under LARA-BPL rules, which entity must approve the course before it can count toward the Michigan CE requirement?

Correct Answer

C) LARA-BPL (Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Professional Licensing) must approve the course

Under the Michigan Occupational Code and LARA-BPL administrative rules, only courses approved by LARA-BPL (the Bureau of Professional Licensing) count toward the Michigan real estate continuing education requirement. Course providers must apply to LARA-BPL for approval, and only LARA-BPL-approved courses satisfy the CE mandate. This ensures that the content meets Michigan's standards, including coverage of required topics such as civil rights and fair housing.

Answer Options
A
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) must certify the course through its education approval process
B
The Michigan Association of REALTORS® (MAR) must approve the course and issue a certificate of completion
C
LARA-BPL (Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Professional Licensing) must approve the course
D
The employing broker may approve any course that covers real estate topics, provided it is at least 2 hours in length

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