Understand how the 60-hour Broker Topics/Agent course relates to Illinois real estate education, and confirm whether it fits your licensing path before you enroll. Illinois’ standard broker prelicensing requirement is 75 hours, subject to current state rules and applicable exceptions.
Illinois generally requires 75 hours of prelicensing education for candidates pursuing an entry-level broker license. A course titled “60-Hour Broker Topics/Agent” should not be assumed to meet the full standard requirement on its own. Its applicability depends on your circumstances and current Illinois licensing rules.
Before enrolling, confirm whether this course is intended for your licensing path and how its hours apply to any education you have already completed. Compare it with the Illinois 75-hour Broker Agent Course Online Package and review the Illinois real estate license requirements.
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Course completion, eligibility to take the licensing examination, passing the examination, obtaining a license, and becoming eligible to practice are distinct steps. For an overview of the education options, visit Illinois real estate pre-license courses. For questions about your specific education path or current course details, contact Illinois Broker Academy.