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An out-of-state broker who recently obtained a PA license wants to know if their CE credits from the home state can be used to satisfy PA CE requirements. Under SREC rules, what is the answer?

Correct Answer

A) CE credits from another state may be accepted only if the courses are approved by the SREC or the content meets SREC standards

CE credits from another state may be accepted by the SREC only if the courses are approved by the SREC or the content meets PA CE standards. The broker should verify with the SREC whether specific out-of-state courses qualify for PA CE credit.

Answer Options
A
CE credits from another state may be accepted only if the courses are approved by the SREC or the content meets SREC standards
B
No, only courses taken in Pennsylvania count for PA CE
C
Yes, all CE credits from any state automatically transfer to PA
D
Credits transfer automatically between states that have reciprocity agreements

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