Interested in Becoming A
Real Estate Broker in California?

It's a common misconception that you are required to have real estate experience prior to sitting for the Brokers Exam. If you have a four-year college degree, the state will allow you to sit for the Brokers Exam once you provide proof that you've passed the statutory pre-licensing courses (which are all available from our school), no real estate experience is required! The number of pre-licensing courses that you must take depends on what you have already completed in college. Interested in finding out what courses you need to complete to sit for the Brokers Exam?

Select the courses you've completed at a college level, then click the continue button below.

If you have been licensed and actively selling real estate for two full years you may also qualify to take the Brokers Exam. The fact that you have held a salesperson license for two years does not, under the law, necessarily qualify you for a Broker License, but it may. Along with your completed course work, you must document employment as a licensed real estate salesperson on a full-time basis (or part-time for the equivalent of two years full-time). Further, this experience must have been gained sometime during the five years immediately preceding the date of your application.

If you qualify under these criteria, select the courses that you have completed at a college or private vocational school level, then click the continue button below.