How many hours of total CE for Minnesota salesperson renewal?
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15 hours
A is incorrect as it represents only half of the required CE hours in Minnesota. This option likely represents the annual requirement rather than the total biennial requirement, testing whether candidates understand the full renewal cycle.
30 hours
90 hours
C is incorrect as 90 hours is significantly more than Minnesota's requirement. This number might be confused with requirements for broker licenses in some states or the number of hours needed for initial licensure.
150 hours
D is incorrect as 150 hours is far exceeding Minnesota's requirements. This number might be confused with requirements in other states or with total education hours needed for initial licensure in some jurisdictions.
Why is this correct?
B is correct because Minnesota state law requires salespersons to complete 30 hours of continuing education over their two-year licensing period, typically broken into 15 hours annually. This requirement ensures licensees maintain current knowledge of real estate practices and regulations.
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