Minnesota continuing education requirements include:

Fifteen hours annually would actually total 30 hours over a two-year period in terms of raw numbers, but Minnesota's requirement is structured as a single 30-hour block tied to the biennial renewal cycle — not as an annual obligation — so this answer misrepresents the regulatory structure even if the math appears similar.

Forty-five hours every three years is not Minnesota's requirement and would represent a different regulatory framework; while some states use three-year renewal cycles (such as California for certain license types), Minnesota uses a two-year cycle with 30 hours, and confusing these figures is a common multi-state exam error.

Claiming no continuing education is required is factually incorrect and dangerous — Minnesota has mandated CE for real estate licensees for decades, and operating a license without completing CE requirements is a violation that can result in license suspension, fines, and disciplinary action by the Department of Commerce.