Under what circumstance may the education requirement be waived?

The education requirement may be waived if deemed appropriate by the administrator. This allows for flexibility in the licensing process, acknowledging that individuals may possess relevant experience or expertise that could compensate for the formal education typically required. Granting this discretion to the administrator helps to ensure that those with significant industry knowledge or practical experience can still qualify for the license, fostering an inclusive environment for applicants who may not have followed the traditional educational path but have nonetheless demonstrated their capability to excel in manufactured housing.

In contrast to the other options, which suggest conditions based on experience, criminal background, or financial incentives, they do not align with the established guidelines for waiving educational requirements. The administrator's judgment, in considering the qualifications and background of the applicant, serves as the primary determining factor for the waiver.