Which of the following is typically reviewed during license renewal?

• A. The applicant's driving record.
• B. The applicant's continuing education credits.
• C. Renewal application and completion of required continuing education credits.
• D. The applicant's place of birth.

Answer: (C)

During license renewal, the board checks that you still meet the requirements to practice. This usually means you submit a renewal application to update your information and confirm you’ve completed the required continuing education credits. The renewal application provides current details about you, while the continuing education credits show you’ve maintained ongoing competency. The other item—your driving record—may be reviewed in specific contexts (like driving-related licenses), and your place of birth isn’t relevant to qualification, so it isn’t typically part of the renewal review. Therefore, the combination of submitting the renewal application and demonstrating completion of required continuing education credits is the standard, most comprehensive part of renewal.