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Insurance CE FAQs

General Insurance CE questions

  1. What CE do I need to take?
    1. CE requirements can be found under the Requirements section on the state or designation page. We always recommend checking your license with your state DOI to confirm credits needed.
  2. What course is Classroom Equivalent?
    1. Courses that meet the Classroom Equivalent requirement will say (Classroom Equivalent) next to the course title. Currently the course for TX & UT that meets this requirement is: Ethically Planning for Life and Death (Classroom Equivalent)
  3. Do all the insurance courses have tests?
    1. Yes, all have a final exam except the Classroom Equivalent course.
  4. Do the courses have audio?
    1. Most of our insurance courses do not have audio. They are reading material only. We are in the process of adding audio to our courses so stay tuned!
  5. Do you have an Illinois ethics course?
    1. No, IL requires ethics to be taken in person, in a classroom. Please contact the IL DOI to get a list of in-person ethics classes.
  6. Why is there a timer counting down?
    1. TX and MN have set a timer requirement in place, the timer counts down while you are actively engaging in the content. Leaving the page idle for several minutes, or not engaging with the content will cause the timer to stop.
    2. You must wait until the timer counts all the way down to access the final exam.
  7. Is my course dual credit?
    1. Some courses under 5 credits do qualify for dual credit with another designation. You will need to click the “Dual Credit” box and see the respective designations available for credit.
  8. What is an affidavit? Where do I find a proctor?
    1. Some states require a proctor to monitor your exam, and they fill out an affidavit either a paper version on electronic that will pop up before the exam. You will need to check your states specific proctor requirements, but generally they require a disinterested third party, so no family or financial relationship to the examinee. Many suggest – Teachers, librarians, neighbors, etc