If your course has expired or is nearing expiration, you can purchase an extension through our website or you can call us (858) 329-0999. 
 
Note: Options differ based upon your state. We are not permitted to offer extensions in every state so if you are seeking licensure in a state that does not permit extensions, your only option will be to retake the course. 

Each course is designed to teach you about your state’s laws as they relate to real estate licensing. You will be learning about ownership rights in real estate in the United States and how consumers finance real estate, including federal laws governing this category. You will also be learning about the brokerage business, including, but not limited to, the Fair Housing Laws of the land. Last but not least, you will learn the appraisal process. 
 
It can be like learning an entirely new language, the language of real estate. There is a whole new vocabulary and new definitions that you may not have been familiar with before taking the course. It will be important to learn those new words and definitions as they will be covered on the final exam. 

No, you don’t. You can start and stop in your course as it fits your day. Certain states require that you spend a set amount of time in a chapter/unit before moving to the next one, but that doesn’t mean you have to spend all of the required time in one single sitting.  

Yes, you can with the exception of your quizzes or final exam. 

Agent Real Estate Schools courses are pre-approved by the state. This means it’s approved for the necessary hours you are required to fulfill for your state. Simply put, you don’t need to worry about tracking your time as we do that for you. 
 
In a few states, students are required to meet set times to complete sections or chapters within the course. If your state is one of those, you will receive that information with your course at the time of enrollment and a timer will be available at the bottom of your screen which will record your hours as you work through the course. Once you complete your coursework, you’ll receive credit for the assigned credit hours of the course. 
 
If you are idle for some time, the system will log you out, and this stops the clock.  

From the time you complete your enrollment process, you have 12 months of access to the courses. There are exceptions to this policy when the state requires that you complete your courses and final exam within a specific time frame. Please see our State Licensing Requirements tab and choose your state to find out if your state has different rules regarding course completion deadlines. 

Each individual state mandates the hours required for a course. These times are tracked automatically and reported to the state. Once you meet your state’s requirement, you will be eligible to sit for the course final and then the state license exam. 
 
Note: If you are getting licensed in one of the states that requires you meet time requirements, you will not be able to take the course final and receive credit until you have spent the assigned amount of time in the course. 

If you have chosen our Group Study course package, you have access to qualified instructors by either during class or by email. 
 
If you have purchased the Fast Track course package, you can purchase tutoring with our Tutor 6-Pack. 

From the time you complete your enrollment process, you have immediate access to your course and all materials. 
 
Your 12 months of access to the course begins on the date of enrollment. If you purchase a package with multiple pre-license courses, you have 12 months to complete your courses. 
 
There are exceptions to this policy when the state requires that you complete your courses and final exam within a specific time frame. Please see our State Licensing Requirements tab and choose your state to find out if your state has different rules regarding course completion deadlines.