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Licensed Behavior Analyst CE Requirements in Mississippi

This page summarizes the current CE requirements for the Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) - Mississippi Autism Board (BCBA nationally) license in Mississippi — renewal model, mandated topics, live/interactive rules, and home-study limits — with links to the official regulator.

12CE hours / cycle
1 yrrenewal cycle
6 hlive / interactive required
1 hethics required
Full Mississippi Licensed Behavior Analyst requirements
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Licensed Behavior Analyst

Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) - Mississippi Autism Board (BCBA nationally)
12hours / 1-year renewal cycle
6 live / interactive hours required
Mandated topics
  • Ethical or legal continuing education — 1 hminimum 1 hr per year (state rule)
  • SupervisionNot required by MS Autism Board rule; BACB certificants who supervise must separately complete 3 supervision CEUs per BACB 2-yr cycle

Home study: No more than 50% of the required hours may be asynchronous; therefore at least 6 of the 12 annual hours must be synchronous/live.

Board notes: Mississippi Autism Board rule (30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 3301, eff. 3.13.2024) sets its OWN CE standard, distinct from the BACB: each LBA/LABA must report a minimum of 12 hours of CE each year, including 1 hour of ethical/legal CE, reported by June 30. No more than 50% may be asynchronous (so >=6 hrs synchronous/live). Excess hours above 12 carry over to subsequent years. Only courses/providers approved by the BACB or a Behavior-Analysis accrediting body (ABAI, APBA) are accepted. The board does NOT adopt the BACB 32-CEU/2-yr figure. Separately, to keep the BCBA credential, certificants must still meet the BACB national standard of 32 CEUs per 2-yr cycle (4 ethics; +3 supervision if serving as a supervisor).

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Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours does a Licensed Behavior Analyst need in Mississippi?

A Licensed Behavior Analyst must complete 12 CE / continuing-education hours every 1 years in Mississippi. That total includes 1 hour of ethics. At least 6 of those hours must be live or interactive.

Are there required CE topics for Licensed Behavior Analyst in Mississippi?

Yes. Mississippi requires the following CE topics for Licensed Behavior Analyst: Ethical or legal continuing education (1 h); Supervision.

Can Licensed Behavior Analyst CE be completed online in Mississippi?

Not entirely. Mississippi requires at least 6 live or interactive hours per cycle; the remaining hours may generally be completed through approved home-study / online courses. Home-study note: No more than 50% of the required hours may be asynchronous; therefore at least 6 of the 12 annual hours must be synchronous/live..

What else should Licensed Behavior Analyst renewals know in Mississippi?

Mississippi Autism Board rule (30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 3301, eff. 3.13.2024) sets its OWN CE standard, distinct from the BACB: each LBA/LABA must report a minimum of 12 hours of CE each year, including 1 hour of ethical/legal CE, reported by June 30. No more than 50% may be asynchronous (so >=6 hrs synchronous/live). Excess hours above 12 carry over to subsequent years. Only courses/providers approved by the BACB or a Behavior-Analysis accrediting body (ABAI, APBA) are accepted. The board does NOT adopt the BACB 32-CEU/2-yr figure. Separately, to keep the BCBA credential, certificants must still meet the BACB national standard of 32 CEUs per 2-yr cycle (4 ethics; +3 supervision if serving as a supervisor).

Other Mississippi licenses
Licensed Behavior Analyst CE requirements in other states
Updated July 2026 from official licensing-board, regulatory-college, and government sources. CE / CPD requirements change often — always confirm current rules directly with your licensing board or regulator before you renew. Informational only, not legal advice.