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Broker-in-Charge Rachel is renewing her license for the upcoming two-year cycle in South Carolina. She is aware that standard licensees must complete 10 hours of continuing education. How many total continuing education hours must Rachel complete as a BIC during each two-year renewal cycle?

Correct Answer

C) 16 hours total, consisting of 10 standard CE hours plus 6 BIC-specific CE hours

Under SCREC regulations, a Broker-in-Charge in South Carolina must complete 16 total continuing education hours per two-year renewal cycle: the standard 10 hours required of all licensees (including a mandatory 4-hour core course) PLUS an additional 6 hours of BIC-specific continuing education. These BIC-specific hours are in addition to, not a substitute for, the standard CE requirement.

Answer Options
A
10 hours total, which is the same requirement as all other licensees in South Carolina
B
14 hours total, consisting of 10 standard CE hours plus 4 additional BIC-specific hours
C
16 hours total, consisting of 10 standard CE hours plus 6 BIC-specific CE hours
D
20 hours total, consisting of 10 standard CE hours plus 10 advanced brokerage management hours

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