All of our courses are completely online, self-paced, and the course materials are provided in PDF format. We provide course materials in a PDF format so its easier for you to navigate the courses at your own pace.

TREC requires that all Qualifying Education course final exams be proctored or monitored by a disinterested third party proctor. The easiest solution for most students to satisfy the TREC proctoring requirement is to purchase our add-on recorded proctoring solution for only $54 (includes proctoring for all exams in the 180-hour pre-license package). This solution is 100% online and can be utilized anytime at your convenience. If you prefer to find your own proctor, the following is a list of eligible third party proctors.

TREC requires a proctor to be present while you complete pre-license final exams. The easiest solution for most students to satisfy the TREC proctoring requirement is to purchase our add-on recorded proctoring solution for only $54, which is 100% online and can be utilized anytime at your convenience. If you prefer to find your own proctor, the following is a list of TREC approved proctors:

• The employees at official testing or learning/tutoring centers;
• Librarians at a school, university, or public library;
• College or university administrators, faculty, or academic advisors;
• Clergy who are affiliated with a specific temple, synagogue, mosque, or church; and
• Educational officers of a military installation or correctional facility.
• An authorized notary.
• Members of the court system – Judge, justice of the peace, magistrates, and prosecutors.
• Law Enforcement Officers – Sergeant, lieutenant, or captain

Yes, TREC requires 3 days to elapse between the time you start your course and when you take your final exam. Please be sure to wait a full 3 days from starting your course to taking your final exam, otherwise TREC will not award you credit for completing the course.

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Absolutely! We offer exclusive discounts for our broker partners and their agents. Email Support@LicenseClassroom.com or call 512.580.3704 for more information.

By keeping our operating costs low and only offering online courses, we’re able to save on overhead costs that other brands can’t and pass the savings along to you!

Students have up to two attempts to pass the final exams with a 70% or higher score. If both attempts are exhausted, students will be required to start over from the beginning and pass all lesson quizzes to move on to the final exam again.

Our courses are offered by 360training.com, Inc. – A TREC Approved-Online Education Provider (Qualifying Education Provider #4591) to ensure you receive TREC credit hours.

In the unfortunate event that you are not happy with your purchase, you may be eligible for a refund based on the following criteria:

• Your purchase was made within 72 hours of your refund request.
• You have not attempted a test or exam
• You have not completed more than 50% of a purchased course

After meeting these criteria, please submit your written refund request to support@licenseclassroom.com along with your purchase receipt. More information can be found on our Refund Policy page.

To obtain a real estate license in Texas, TREC requires the applicant to be a Texas resident, 18 years of age or older, and a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted resident. Additionally, you must also meet the qualifications for honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity. A Fitness Determination is available from TREC to ascertain eligibility.  You can find out more about this Fitness Determination by clicking here.

Each 30 Hour course will take a minimum of 3 days (72 hours) to complete, and TREC will verify this by looking at course start and completion times on each course certificate. The maximum amount of time that you may spend on a particular course per day is 12 hours.

The steps to earn your Texas real estate license are as follows:

1. With a TREC-approved provider, complete the required courses.
2. Complete your licensing application via mail or online with TREC.
3. Pass a background check and get fingerprinted by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
4. Pass the Texas real estate licensing exam with a 70% or greater.
5. Upgrade your license to “active” by finding a sponsoring broker.

After completing each 30-hour course, you will receive a certificate of completion. You will need to submit your certificate(s) to TREC by mail or electronically via documents@trec.texas.gov.

All Continuing Education course completions will be reported by 360training.com within 24-48 business hours.