True or False: Individuals in the military are exempt from continuing education and fee requirements of a board.

Individuals in the military are indeed exempt from certain continuing education and fee requirements imposed by boards. This exemption typically applies due to the unique circumstances faced by military personnel, such as deployment and service commitments that may hinder their ability to meet the standard requirements set for professionals in civilian life. The rationale behind this exemption is to acknowledge the sacrifices military members make and ensure they can focus on their service obligations without the added burden of compliance with continuing education and licensing fees.

In South Carolina, as in many states, legislation has been enacted to provide such allowances to active-duty members of the armed forces, thereby facilitating their career paths and professional standing despite their military commitments. As a consequence, the statement that individuals in the military are exempt from these requirements holds true under most standard provisions set by regulatory boards for licensed professionals.