State RegulationsCO specificDifficulty 3/5
A Colorado producer finished extra approved continuing-education courses and wants to apply the surplus to the next compliance cycle. What rule governs carrying credits over?
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Why C is correct
Colorado's continuing-education rules under C.R.S. § 10-2-301 allow a maximum carryover of 12 credit hours, and only for courses completed during the 120 days before the continuation date. Credits earned earlier in the cycle, or in excess of the 12-hour maximum, simply do not count toward the next compliance cycle.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) There is no 50% carryover; the maximum is 12 credit hours and only within the 120-day window before the continuation date.
- B) The carryover maximum is 12 credit hours, not 24, and the qualifying window is the 120 days before the continuation date.
- D) Some credits do carry over — up to 12 credit hours from courses completed during the last 120 days of the cycle.
Memory hook
Twelve hours, last 120 days — that's all that rolls forward.