What does the state give credit for in out-of-state continuing education unit (CEU) acceptance?

• A. Verification of attendance
• B. Class contents
• C. None of the above
• D. Both a & b

Answer: (D)

When evaluating out-of-state CEUs, the state credits you only if two things are shown: proof you attended the course and documentation of what the course covered. Verification of attendance confirms you participated and completed the session, while the class contents (syllabus or outline) show the topics and hours taught—ensuring they meet the required subjects for your license. Together, they demonstrate that the credit is legitimate and relevant to your continuing education requirements. If either piece is missing, credit may not be granted, even if you attended.