Insurance Licensing CE

Bryant & Stratton College provides continuing education courses for insurance professionals to help maintain the requirements for licensing status. Courses are available in classroom, online and at a self-study pace. The program provides training in key areas of the industry.

Due to COVID-19 we have changed our schedule and now are offering webinar based courses in replace of our in-person courses until further notice.

A schedule of the new offerings can be found here:

September Schedule

October Schedule

November Schedule

December Schedule

Please contact a representative in your area to learn more about our offerings:

Albany & Buffalo - Amy Miller
Syracuse & Rochester - Rebecca Boulton

Program Highlights

Students can earn the credits needed to meet the continuing education requirements set by New York state through one of the numerous insurance courses offered by Bryant & Stratton College. The New York state requirement of earning 15 credits to renew an insurance license are easily met through the in-class, self-study and online programs available. Students have the opportunity to mix in-class courses with online or self-study offerings based on their day-to-day schedule. Courses cover subjects like Ponzi schemes, ethics, disability income insurance, regulations and other key industry topics.

There are monitoring fees associated with certain courses through Bryant & Stratton College or other vendors. Those prices vary on a course-to-course basis and the Continuing Education team at your Bryant & Stratton College campus can provide more information on those rates.

Please Note: Due to COVID-19, the New York State Department of Financial Services Licensing Services has waived the requirement to have an approved monitor present when taking an insurance CE course final exam until further notice. A code will be provided to you inside your course materials that will allow you to unlock your exam without a NYS monitor. This applies to online CE courses only.

Upcoming Insurance CE Programs