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Under RELA, a Pennsylvania licensee may fulfill CE requirements through several means. All of the following may count toward CE hours EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

A) Attending a National Association of REALTORS convention session that is not SREC-approved

Only SREC-approved courses count toward the Pennsylvania CE requirement. Attending a NAR convention session that has not been approved by the SREC does not satisfy the CE requirement, regardless of the content quality.

Answer Options
A
Attending a National Association of REALTORS convention session that is not SREC-approved
B
Completing an SREC-approved online course on Pennsylvania agency law updates
C
Completing an SREC-approved classroom course on fair housing developments
D
Teaching an SREC-approved pre-licensing course within the limits allowed

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