Yes. We are fully accredited by the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission.

Yes. Our pre-licensing courses fulfill the 75 credit hours required to take both the national and Pennsylvania state licensing exams.

No. You may take the Fundamentals and Practice courses in any order. However, both must be completed to be eligible for the state licensing exam.

Yes. You may pay for each course individually.

If you miss a class, the instructor will work with you to cover the material. Please note that students must attend at least 80% of classes to receive course credit.

Once you have successfully completed both pre-license courses and received your official transcript, you may register for the real estate license exam.

The required textbook is Modern Real Estate Practice in Pennsylvania, 15th Edition.

To obtain a real estate salesperson’s license in Pennsylvania, you must meet the following requirements:
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold a high school diploma or equivalent
Pass a criminal background check
Complete and pass the following two pre-license courses:
Real Estate Fundamentals (30 hours)
Real Estate Practice (45 hours)
Pass both the National and State portions of the Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson Exam with a score of 75% or higher
Submit a completed criminal background check as part of your license application

Pre-License Courses Overview
1. Real Estate Fundamentals (30 Hours)
This course builds a strong legal and technical foundation for future real estate professionals.
Topics include:
Contract law
Real estate financing
Private property rights and land interests
Government regulations affecting real estate
Pennsylvania license laws and rules
2. Real Estate Practice (45 Hours)
This course focuses on the practical aspects of being a real estate licensee in Pennsylvania.
Topics include:
Pennsylvania-specific real estate laws and regulations
Ethical standards and professional conduct
Residential sales transaction processes
The licensee’s role in facilitating transactions