Which of the following could be considered fraud in obtaining a Massage Therapy license?

Misrepresentation of qualifications constitutes fraud in obtaining a Massage Therapy license because it involves providing false or misleading information to authorities during the application process. This can include exaggerating one’s training, education, or experience in the field, which undermines the integrity of the licensing system and could potentially put clients at risk if unqualified individuals are allowed to practice.

In contrast, completing the application honestly reflects a commitment to transparency and accountability, and participating in a community service project or taking continuing education courses are both encouraged activities that enhance a massage therapist's professional development and community involvement, and do not involve any deceitful practices. These actions are not only legitimate but also beneficial in contributing to a practitioner’s qualifications and reputation.