Self-Study Classes
▶ All self-study classes offered are listed below. Most popular classes are highlighted with 
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▶ Self-study CE is simple: access the PDF class reading material through the green "Read" button associated with each class, then when you're ready, return to this page and click the blue "Test" button for your class. Make sure you have a proctor ready for your test. Tests only take 10-20 minute to complete.
▶ Look for these badges to find specific types of classes:
ETH Ethics classes
ANN Annuity Suitability classes
Popular 24-Credit Combinations
Use these guides to select from the classes listed below.
Any "Two-n-Done"™ Classes
PPACA Details, 21CR and What is Ethics, 3CR
OR IRAs & Retirement Plans, 19CR and Ethics in Insurance, 5CR
OR P&C and Commercial Readings, 19CR and Ethics in Insurance, 5CR
Personal Lines Pack
Auto Insurance, 9CR
Home Insurance, 9CR
Ethics, 6CR
General/Health Pack
Health Insurance Scam Alert!, 3CR
Errors and Omissions Insurance, 5CR
Ethics, 6CR
Topics in Insurance, 12CR
Life Pack
Life Insurance Principles, 12CR
Annuity Suitability Training, 6CR
Ethics, 6CR
Senior Pack
Medicare and Medicare Supplements, 12CR
Annuity Suitability Training, 6CR
Ethics, 6CR
Two-n-Done™ Classes (two classes taken separately, 24 credits total)
"PPACA Details"
Agent impacts of PPACA and assorted PPACA ("ObamaCare") details and Q&A from the DOL and IRS. Class reflects original PPACA implementation, not all the changes since: this is history class, not a reflection of current state.
"What is Ethics?"
Toolkit of tactics successful people use in wading through ethical dilemmas.
"IRAs & Retirement Plans"
The ins and outs of IRAs and employment-based retirement plans directly from the IRS. It's stuff you should be reading every year anyway-- so why not get credit for it?
5 ETH
"Ethics in Insurance"
An engaging variety of readings that chronicle the role of ethics in the industry.
Individual Classes (1-21 Credits)
"Insurance in the Developing World 2"
Lighter discussion of concepts in the 'Insurance in the Developing World 1' class. Life and health micro-insurance products are also discussed, and compared to community-based insurance-like activities that already take place in the developing world.
"Insurance in the Developing World 1"
Fascinating look at the impact that micro-insurance has on people in the developing world. A peek into America's past--- we were just like these people 200 years ago, what would a program like this have done for our ancestors?
"Voluntary Benefits Overview"
A broad look at the types of voluntary insurance and non-insurance products that the industry offers. How employers implement these plans, and communicate them effectively is discussed, as well as what makes each type of plan popular. This is followed by a discussion of the "new" cafeteria plan guidelines.
"Topics in Insurance"
DI insurance, Group Insurance, Annuities, and an overview of the different types of businesses that we work with each day. Understanding the legal differences between types of companies can make you a better consultant and protects your clients.