CLSA Professional Development - Sign Up Question

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CLSA Professional Development - Sign Up Question

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I wanted to sign up for the professional development program being offered by CLSA. However, it looks like you turn in the application after you've gotten your two years of continuing education hours.

Is there a way to sign up before?

I could be missing something very obvious. I wanted to get signed up but I'm not sure how to proceed.

Thanks for any suggestions.

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Sign up for the conference to keep track of your CEU's. It will be quite easy. My understanding is you need to complete the education before your accepted.
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Post by LA Stevens »

Also document your time at the Fresno Conference. If you do go to Reno too, that should give you enough credits to satisfy the requirement.
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Post by PLS7393 »

Larry is correct. You need to satisfy the requirements prior to filling out the paperwork and sending it in to Central Office.

The online files are convenient to keep track of your time. Log into your account and you can add all of your credits. It will calculate your time then fill out the paper work and send in. It is easy, and attending conferences is the easiest way to earn credits.
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Thanks for the help.

Post by Sunburned_Surveyor »

I'll get logged in so I can start tracking my time.

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