elevaterealestateschool.com

Is the exam difficult?

In Missouri, about 55–60% of first-time test takers pass the real estate licensing exam. The national portion is the most challenging, with pass rates around 50–55%, while the Missouri state portion has a higher pass rate of 70–80%. Students who complete their coursework, take practice exams, and prepare consistently tend to pass at much higher rates.

How many questions are on the Missouri real estate exam?

The exam consists of two portions:National portion: 100 multiple-choice questionsMissouri state portion: 40 multiple-choice questionsBoth portions are timed and scored separately.How much does the Missouri real estate exam cost?Exam fees typically range from $52–$70 per attempt, depending on the testing vendor and whether you are taking one or both portions of the exam. These are always subject to change.

How long does real estate school take?

Most students complete the licensing process in 3 to 8 weeks. Full-time students taking intensive or self-paced online courses can finish the 72 total hours of coursework in 2 to 3 weeks, take the exam in week 4, and submit their application shortly after. Part-time students balancing a full-time job typically complete the process in 6 to 10 weeks.

What is the 48-hour pre-exam course?

The 48-Hour Salesperson Pre-Examination Course is the foundational education required by the state. It covers core real estate concepts, including property ownership, land use controls, contracts, financing, agency relationships, valuation, and Missouri real estate law. It is specifically designed to prepare you for the licensing exam.

What is the 24-hour practice course?

The 24-Hour Missouri Real Estate Practice (MREP) Course focuses on the practical, day-to-day mechanics of real estate. Unlike the theoretical pre-exam course, MREP covers practical skills such as filling out Missouri purchase agreements, managing client relationships, handling earnest money, listing properties, and risk management.