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The state with the lowest requirement is Arizona at 12 hours. The highest is Illinois at 150 hours. The national average is 29 hours.
Lowest
12 hours
Arizona
Average
29 hours
across 51 states
Median
24 hours
28 states at or below
Range
138 hours
spread across states
| # | State | CE Hours / Cycle | Renewal Fee | Renewal Cycle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Arizona | 12 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #1 | Kentucky | 12 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #1 | Mississippi | 12 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #1 | Wyoming | 12 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #5 | Louisiana | 15 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #6 | New Mexico | 16 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #6 | Texas | 16 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #8 | Alabama | 18 hours | $350 | 1 year |
| #8 | West Virginia | 18 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #10 | Hawaii | 20 hours | $250 | 2 years |
| #10 | Maine | 20 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #10 | Minnesota | 20 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #10 | Montana | 20 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #10 | North Carolina | 20 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #10 | North Dakota | 20 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #10 | Oregon | 20 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #17 | Arkansas | 24 hours | $250 | 1 year |
| #17 | California | 24 hours | $250 | 1 year |
| #17 | Connecticut | 24 hours | $300 | 1 year |
| #17 | Delaware | 24 hours | $250 | 2 years |
| #17 | District of Columbia | 24 hours | $250 | 2 years |
| #17 | Indiana | 24 hours | $100 | 2 years |
| #17 | Nebraska | 24 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #17 | Nevada | 24 hours | $350 | 1 year |
| #17 | Oklahoma | 24 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #17 | Pennsylvania | 24 hours | $225 | 2 years |
| #17 | Tennessee | 24 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #17 | Vermont | 24 hours | $150 | 2 years |
| #29 | Washington | 25 hours | $225 | 1 year |
| #30 | Maryland | 28 hours | $379 | 2 years |
| #31 | Colorado | 30 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #31 | Massachusetts | 30 hours | $300 | 2 years |
| #31 | Michigan | 30 hours | $150 | 2 years |
| #31 | New Hampshire | 30 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #31 | New Jersey | 30 hours | $250 | 2 years |
| #31 | Virginia | 30 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #37 | Alaska | 32 hours | $400 | 2 years |
| #38 | Idaho | 36 hours | $400 | 2 years |
| #38 | Kansas | 36 hours | $200 | 1 year |
| #38 | New York | 36 hours | $224 | 3 years |
| #38 | Ohio | 36 hours | $300 | 2 years |
| #38 | South Carolina | 36 hours | $360 | 2 years |
| #43 | Florida | 40 hours | $275 | 2 years |
| #43 | Georgia | 40 hours | $300 | 2 years |
| #43 | Missouri | 40 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #43 | Rhode Island | 40 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #43 | South Dakota | 40 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #43 | Utah | 40 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #43 | Wisconsin | 40 hours | $200 | 2 years |
| #50 | Iowa | 60 hours | $120 | 2 years |
| #51 | Illinois | 150 hours | $200 | 3 years |
CE hours are per renewal cycle as reported by state licensing boards. States showing 0 hours may not require continuing education or may have alternative requirements. Click any state for full details.
Arizona requires the fewest CE hours at 12 hours per renewal cycle. The national average is 29 hours.
There is significant variation across the 51 states with data. Values range from 12 hours to 150 hours, with a median of 24 hours.