It will depend on the state you are earning you real estate license in. Each state has its own time requirement which must be met in order to access your course final exam. 

You have unlimited attempts to pass your quizzes. 

Yes, you can access your quizzes to review. We require a passing score dependent of the state requirement on each quiz before you can move on to the next unit. 

We are required by state regulations to protect the integrity of the final exam process. We are not allowed to provide an answer key for exams or give students access to their completed exams. 

The course final exam is the last chapter of your course and you must complete all the course chapters, quizzes, and projects before you can take the final exam. Some states require you take the course final exam with a proctor.  
 
***A proctor is an unaffiliated third-party who monitors you taking the course final exam.

 
Every state allows in-person proctors and most of them allow you to use an online proctor. Details on the proctor process for your state can be found on the State-Licensing Requirements tab of our FAQ’s. 

You will see a sidebar menu which has a drop down where your chapters and quizzes are located. You can click directly on the quiz you wish to retake. 

All of our courses are approved by your state. This means the state has reviewed the course material and deems it appropriate for passing the state final exam. 

It is never a good feeling to fail an exam however you are able to take it again. If you do fail, you have at least one additional attempt that you can make depending on the state you are getting licensed in. Certain states require students to retake the course if they do not pass any of the exam attempts.  

Two attempts: 

• California 
• Florida 
• Georgia 
• Illinois 
• Nevada 
• New York 
• Oklahoma 
• Texas 
• South Carolina 
• Washington

Three attempts: 

• Alabama 
• Arkansas 
• Iowa 
• Kansas 
• Michigan 
• Mississippi 
• Kentucky 
• Montana 
• Minnesota 
• Tennessee 
• Virginia 

Four attempts: 

• Pennsylvania 

Unlimited attempts:

• Indiana

Missouri has two courses to complete the requirement, and for the first one you will have two attempts to pass and the next course you will have three attempts to pass. 
 
Colorado, has six courses and for Law & practice course as well as the Closings course you will have three attempts to pass whereas for the remaining four courses you will have two attempts to pass.