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Search state-approved CE Credits

What courses are approved for CE in my state and how many credit hours are they worth?

Many of the programs at The College qualify for state insurance continuing education. Follow the links below, organized by program at The College, to obtain recent CE credit information by course. 

PLEASE BE ADVISED: State CE laws change continually and approved course renewals vary. Either situation may cause a change in the number or breakdown of credits listed after publication. The student is ultimately responsible for making sure that credits are correct and reported.

62 State-approved CE Courses are available

HS 353 Retirement Income Process, Strategies and Solutions
RICP® | ChSNC® | MSFSP® | MSFSR®
Select State to see available CE Credit hours
HS 354 Sources of Retirement Income
RICP® | ChSNC® | MSFSP® | MSFSR®
Select State to see available CE Credit hours
HS 355 Managing the Retirement Income Plan
RICP® | MSFSP® | MSFSR®
Select State to see available CE Credit hours
Wealth Management Certified Professional
WMCP®
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HS 300 Financial Planning: Process and Environment
CFP® | CLU® | ChFC®
Select State to see available CE Credit hours
HS 311 Fundamentals of Insurance Planning
CFP® | CLU® | ChFC®
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*Management courses (HS 378-380 series and GS 900 series) do not qualify for CFP credit.

Please note: If your resident state is in a “Pending” status, CE will not be granted until your resident state reflects a credit value.

Please note that due to procedural changes in how CFP® Board evaluates courses, credit will no longer be given for ethics courses until they deal specifically with the CFP Code of Ethics. Also, CFP® Board will now grant a maximum of 1 credit hour for every 10 questions on the final exam. Course credits are subject to change without notice.

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