Question

Which of the following would most likely not qualify for real estate broker license renewal continuing education credit?

1) completing 24 hours of continuing education including the required minimum number of hours of the Annual Real Estate Commission update course
2) An office meeting conducted by the Managing Broker of your firm where your attendance is recorded and is made available for review
3) taking and passing the entire real estate broker licensing exam
4) none of the above

Answer 1

Option 2 ('An office meeting...') is most likely not to qualify for real estate broker license renewal continuing education credit because it doesn't meet the structured educational requirements set by licensing boards.

Step-by-step explanation:

The activity most likely not to qualify for real estate broker license renewal continuing education credit would be option 2, 'An office meeting conducted by the Managing Broker of your firm where your attendance is recorded and is made available for review'. Continuing education for real estate license renewal typically requires formal education courses or seminars that have been approved by the state's real estate commission or licensing board. These are structured to ensure the coursework meets certain standards of relevance and depth of knowledge that a simple office meeting may not satisfy. In contrast, completing the prescribed hours of continuing education, including any state-mandated courses (option 1), or retaking the entire licensing exam (option 3), are more likely to be accepted because they are structured educational experiences specifically designed to enhance and test a broker's professional competency.