Continuing Ed That Works for Busy MLOs
2026 Continuing Education Courses Coming Soon
- Live webinar and self-paced online CE options will be available in 2026
- Built for busy MLO schedules with flexible learning formats
- National and state-specific CE will be offered
Stay in the Know for 2026 Mortgage CE
Planning ahead for 2026 Mortgage Continuing Education? Get early updates on course launch details and early access offers.
How Mortgage CE Requirements Work
When enrollment opens, MLOs will be able to receive a CE bundle based on where they’re licensed, combining required national and state-specific courses.
REQUIRED IN ALL STATES
National Continuing Education
What most MLOs need every year.
- Topics include lending standards, ethics, and law updates.
- A minimum of 8 hours of CE.
- Self-paced video or live webinar formats available.
ONLY REQUIRED IN SOME STATES
State-Specific Continuing Education
Some states require CE dedicated to their states laws and topics.
- Covers state-mandated topics and laws.
- May count toward your 8 hours or be in addition.
- Delivered in an online self-study format.
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Taught by Real-World MLOs
Our CE courses are led by active, licensed Mortgage Loan Originators who bring real industry insight to every topic.
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Wrap up your Mortgage Continuing Education and get credit banked directly with the NMLS. Fast, simple, and on your schedule.
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Mortgage CE Requirements
MLOs must complete a minimum of 8 hours of NMLS-approved CE annually
- 3 hours Federal Law
- 2 hours Ethics
- 2 hours Non-Traditional Mortgage Lending
- 1 hour elective
Additional State Requirements
- Some states require extra CE hours or live instruction, especially for Ethics.
- Check your state’s NMLS education guidelinesProfreq Education SitePages Default.aspx Mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org for details.
How to Finish Your CE in 4 Simple Steps
1. Tell Us Where You're Licensed
- Click “Build My CE Bundle,” and we’ll take it from there
- Tell us where you're licensed
- We'll show you only what’s required
- Get a personalized CE bundle that's ready to start
2. Work Through Your Course(s)
Complete your CE at your own pace. All courses are NMLS-approved and designed to be clear, flexible, and easy to follow.
3. Complete Course Assessments
Each course includes short quizzes or prompts to check your understanding.
4. We Report to NMLS
Once finished, we automatically submit your CE credits to the NMLS within 7 days of completing your course.
Why Mortgage Students Trust Aceable
Consistently Excellent
"My experience has been consistently excellent. The instructors are knowledgeable and engaging. The course materials are up to date, and the support staff is always helpful and responsive.”
- Harsha S.
Great Service and Presentation
"I take the CE here every year because of the superb service and the presentation which is great. It's professional and taught in a lively manner so it is not boring.”
- Ewelina Z.
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"This is the most well run professional mortgage licensing / continuing education provider I’ve ever dealt with. I have 30 years in the mortgage business.”
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