Which statement about transferring continuing education credits to the next reporting period is correct?

Which statement about transferring continuing education credits to the next reporting period is correct?

• A. 0 hours may be transferred
• B. 2 hours may be transferred
• C. 5 hours may be transferred
• D. 10 hours may be transferred

Answer: (A)

Carrying unused continuing education credits to the next reporting period isn’t allowed here. The system requires that all CE credits be earned within the current reporting period, with no carryover provision. That means credits not earned in the period cannot be transferred forward, and you’d need to start fresh in the next period to meet the requirements. This is why the statement that no hours may be transferred is the correct one. In places where carryover is allowed, you’d see a policy permitting some credits to be moved forward, but that isn’t the rule in this scenario. If you miss hours, you’d plan to complete the required number again in the new period.

Carrying unused continuing education credits to the next reporting period isn’t allowed here. The system requires that all CE credits be earned within the current reporting period, with no carryover provision. That means credits not earned in the period cannot be transferred forward, and you’d need to start fresh in the next period to meet the requirements. This is why the statement that no hours may be transferred is the correct one. In places where carryover is allowed, you’d see a policy permitting some credits to be moved forward, but that isn’t the rule in this scenario. If you miss hours, you’d plan to complete the required number again in the new period.