Welcome to the Course Catalog

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR STUDENTS SEEKING ONLINE ACSR MODULES:

The online ACSR modules will no longer be deployed on the Big "I" VU LearnCenter. Washington students may take Online ACSR Courses here:

Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Washington (ACSR)

For additional information, please contact your local state association. Contact information for local state associations are listed on the My State page. Thank you.

A Simple Guide to Using the Course Catalog

1. Before you begin, click on the blue Login / Register Button at the top right of the page to login. Students taking an online course must be logged in with their own unique login credentials. DO NOT take a course logged in under someone else's login credentials. This is imperative to the proper submission of CE credits.
2. Please take a moment to view the System Requirements listed on the FAQ's Page
3. Click on the "Enroll" Button to start the purchase process. Click the "Add" button to insert course(s) into your online Shopping Cart and proceeed with the purchase process.
4. For students who will not be purchasing the online course themselves, there is a "Payment by Other Payer" option available. To send a payment request to anoterh party, (i.e. agency owner, manager, HR Director, etc.)
5. Purchase of an individual course grants a (90) Day Course License or "Online Access" to the online course material, as well as one exam and one retake, where applicable.
6. Courses approved for Continuing Education Credits are indicated as such with corresponding License Classifications and the number of Approved CE Credit Hours.

Look For These Symbols in Each Course Description to Help You Determine the Level of Education Material

	Basic Course
	Intermediate Course
	Advance Course
	Designation Course
	Business Skills
	Free

This comprehensive course covers whole account risk analysis and exposure identification, including client life cycle, claim causes, policy documentation, automation, markets, and claims analysis. Includes information specific to agency managers to aid in claim avoidance.

This comprehensive course covers whole account risk analysis and exposure identification, including client life cycle, claim causes, policy documentation, automation, markets, and claims analysis. Includes information specific to producers to aid in claim avoidance.

This comprehensive course covers whole account risk analysis and exposure identification, including client life cycle, claim causes, policy documentation, automation, markets, and claims analysis. Includes information specific to customer service reps. to aid in claim avoidance.

This course covers the eligibility, coverage, forms, rating and E&O issues of flood insurance. It presumes that the student has access to the most recent version of the NFIP Flood Insurance Manual. As well, this course meets the required educational mandates of the NFIP to sell flood insurance.

The first half of the material is a simple summary of the key issues, offering an approach that focuses on effective methods of ethical decision making in everyday situations. One facet of this approach is a particular emphasis on clearly defining the differences, for purposes of this course, between "morality" and "ethics."

The second part of the class consists of a series of case studies. The case studies relate specifically to situations faced regularly by agents, underwriters, and claims adjusters. The intent is for each case to be realistic (each is based upon actual incidents), as well as to minimize moral issues.