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A DOS-approved real estate school has its approval revoked mid-course. Under NY DOS regulations, how does this revocation generally affect a student's previously completed education hours from that school?

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D) All hours completed at the school are invalid for licensing purposes and the student must restart the full 77-hour requirement at an approved school

Under NY DOS regulations, education hours are only valid when completed at a currently DOS-approved school. When a school's approval is revoked, the school no longer meets the standards required for its instruction to count toward licensure. Hours completed at a school that has lost approval status are not accepted by the DOS for licensing purposes, and the student must complete the full 77-hour pre-licensing requirement at a school holding current DOS approval. (NY Real Property Law §441-a; 19 NYCRR Part 177)

Answer Options
A
Completed hours remain fully valid and the student may transfer them to any approved school
B
The DOS will audit the hours, but completed work is presumed valid unless the school was fraudulent
C
The student may petition the DOS to validate completed hours on a case-by-case basis
D
All hours completed at the school are invalid for licensing purposes and the student must restart the full 77-hour requirement at an approved school

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