State RegulationsGA specificDifficulty 1/5
Under Georgia's continuing education rules, what portion of a biennium's CE requirement may a licensee carry over into the next renewal cycle?
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Why C is correct
Under Reg. 120-2-3-.09 and the Georgia Candidate Handbook, a licensee may carry over up to 50 percent of the biennium requirement into the next renewal cycle, so half of the standard 24-hour obligation can be banked in an over-production year. The rules add a companion caution: a course may not be repeated for credit within the same renewal cycle.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) Georgia does not forfeit all excess hours; up to half of the biennium requirement carries forward to the next cycle.
- B) 25 percent understates the allowance; the carryover ceiling is 50 percent of the biennium requirement.
- D) Carryover is capped at half the requirement, so a licensee cannot bank an entire cycle's hours for the next biennium.
Memory hook
Bank half, not all: 50 percent of the CE requirement rolls into the next biennium.