Insurance Continuing Education
Approved States
Alabama
9 Credits
General
Arizona
9 Credits
General
Arkansas
9 Credits
General
California
9 Credits
Life
Colorado
9 Credits
Life/Health
Connecticut
9 Credits
General
Delaware
9 Credits
Life
District of Columbia
9 Credits
Life/Health
Florida
9 Credits
General
Georgia
9 Credits
Life
Hawaii
9 Credits
Life/Health
Idaho
9 Credits
General
Illinois
3 Credits
General
Indiana
9 Credits
General
Iowa
9 Credits
General
Kansas
9 Credits
General
Kentucky
9 Credits
General
Maine
9 Credits
General
Maryland
9 Credits
Life/Health
Massachusetts
9 Credits
General
Michigan
9 Credits
Life/Health
Mississippi
9 Credits
Life
Missouri
9 Credits
General
Montana
9 Credits
Life
Nebraska
9 Credits
General
Nevada
9 Credits
Life
New Hampshire
9 Credits
General
New Mexico
9 Credits
General
New York
12 Credits
Life/Accident/Health
North Carolina
9 Credits
General
North Dakota
9 Credits
General
Ohio
8 Credits
General
Oklahoma
9 Credits
General
Oregon
8 Credits
Life
Pennsylvania
9 Credits
General
Rhode Island
9 Credits
Life
South Carolina
9 Credits
Life/Health
South Dakota
9 Credits
General
Tennessee
9 Credits
General
Texas
9 Credits
General
Utah
9 Credits
General
Vermont
9 Credits
General
Virginia
9 Credits
Life/Health
Washington
6 Credits
General
West Virginia
9 Credits
General
Wisconsin
9 Credits
Life
Wyoming
9 Credits
General
Online Exam Requirements
All students requesting insurance CE must complete a Personal Attestation.
Many states require that you take your final exam in the presence of a monitor. Please see the Online Exam Monitoring Requirements for your state. Failure to comply with exam monitoring requirements will invalidate course credit. Please be aware these requirements are not met by ProctorU monitoring of the RSSA Final Exam.
State-Specific Mandatory Documents
Monitor Affidavits & Temporary Attestations
If your resident state requires an exam monitor, please click the appropriate link to access the required form. Once completed, you will be able to submit the form to receive course credit.