Under what condition may the Board renew a license of a licensee in default of a student loan?

The correct answer is that the Board may renew a license if the licensee provides a certification. This condition typically requires the licensee to demonstrate proof or documentation regarding their student loan status, which may include a certification that indicates the licensee is actively addressing the defaults or has arranged a manageable plan to rectify the situation. Providing such certification helps ensure that the licensee is making efforts to comply with loan repayment responsibilities, reflecting their commitment to financial accountability and maintaining their professional standing.

Other conditions, while they might seem plausible, do not fulfill the Board's requirements as comprehensively. Simply presenting a repayment plan or making payments may not suffice if the loan is still in default without appropriate certification. Additionally, the timeframe of the default being less than six months does not inherently assure the Board that the licensee is taking the necessary steps to resolve the issue. Therefore, certification stands out as the key requirement that the Board looks for in this scenario, as it qualifies the licensee's effort toward resolving their student loan defaults clearly and formally.