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| CE Requirements | 30 hours of CE every 2 years. |
| License Renewal period | Renew your license by December 31st biennially. |
| CE Reporting Cycle | January 1 to December 31 biennially. |
| Ethics Requirement | One hour of ethics CE is required every two years. |
| Carry Over Credits | No credit may be carried over from excess hours earned during a reporting period. |
| Subject Area Restriction | There is no minimum content requirement. |
FSCP professionals must complete 30 hours of Continuing Education (CE) every two years.
Yes, FSCP professionals must complete at least one hour of ethics CE every two years. Click here to subscribe to the ethics course on MYCPE ONE.
No, there is no minimum content requirement for FSCP professionals.
Newly certified FSCP professionals begin their first CE cycle in the next full biennial period if certified in an odd year, or the one after that if certified in an even year.
Example: Certified in 2023 → first cycle is 2025–2026; certified in 2024 → first cycle is 2027–2028.
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FSCP professionals can find accepted fields of study (FOS) outlined in The American College CE program guidelines. View more
All CE can be completed through self-study programs that include an exam or other method of demonstrating mastery, as approved by the program sponsor.
Eligible activities Includes self-study programs with exams, live educational events, graduate-level university courses, approved professional exams (up to 30 credits), teaching roles, and more.
CE credits must be completed by December 31 of your reporting year (every two years).
The CE reporting period runs from January 1 to December 31 biennially.
FSCP professionals must renew their license by December 31 biennially.
No, FSCP professionals cannot carry forward excess CE credits to the next reporting cycle.
FSCP professionals must maintain CE records for at least two years after the end of each biennial reporting period, in case of audit.
The renewal fee is $190 for client-facing designees and $105 for non–client-facing designees, covering all designations held with The American College. View more
Yes. MYCPE ONE is a NASBA-approved provider, and its CE courses are designed to meet the standards set by The American College. However, it is the responsibility of each FSCP professional to confirm course eligibility based on their job role and board guidelines before registering. You can verify eligibility on each course page under the "QUALIFIES FOR" section.
