Optional study tools that sharpen what your 72 hours already covered — a broker question bank, a Laws and Rules course for mutual recognition applicants, a CAM question bank and math drills. Take one, or take all four.
Optional exam prep · not required for licensure
Drill the state portion until it's second nature.
For mutual recognition applicants sitting the Laws and Rules exam.
A separate exam, and a question bank built for it.
The calculations candidates lose points on.
Exam prep is supplemental study material. It carries no credit hours and does not satisfy the FREC 72-hour broker pre-licensing requirement, the post-licensing requirement or any continuing-education requirement. Exam prep is delivered online through our learning platform; purchase and access are completed in your online student portal. The Florida state examination is applied for through the DBPR and scheduled separately with Pearson VUE.
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No. What the Florida Real Estate Commission requires is the 72-hour broker pre-licensing course and its end-of-course exam. Exam prep carries no credit hours and isn't part of that requirement.
It's study material: a way to find out what you actually know before Pearson VUE does. If you haven't started your required hours yet, begin there — Florida broker pre-licensing.
The Florida broker exam has 100 multiple choice questions, you'll have 3.5 hours to complete it, and you need a score of 75 or higher to pass. The exam fee is $36.75 per attempt.
It's administered by Pearson VUE, Florida's testing provider, once the DBPR approves your application and issues your authorization to schedule.
If you're sitting the standard Florida broker exam, start with the Broker Drill & Practice QBank. It's built to concentrate on the state portion of the licensing exam, and the Performance Tracker tells you where the rest of your study time should go.
Add the Real Estate Math Video Library if the calculations are what slow you down. The other two products are for specific situations — see the next two questions.
It's for nonresident applicants seeking a Florida real estate license through mutual recognition. Those applicants sit the Florida Laws and Rules examination rather than the full state exam, and this course is built for it.
It covers Florida real estate license law, real estate-related Florida statutes, and Florida Real Estate Commission administrative rules, and it follows FREC's required content outline for that examination.
Community association management is a separate Florida license with its own examination — it isn't part of the broker exam. This QBank is for candidates sitting the Community Association Managers Examination.
Its topics and subtopics mirror the weight of the tested subjects: law 20%, procedure 25%, budgeting 25%, insurance 12%, and management and maintenance 18%.
You can reapply and retest with Pearson VUE, paying the $36.75 exam fee for each attempt.
Keep an eye on the clock, though: you must pass the state exam within 2 years of completing your pre-licensing course, or the course expires and you'll have to take it again.
Florida Real Estate Broker Drill and Practice QBank v10.0 — 115 new broker-specific questions, custom quizzes concentrated on the problem areas identified by the Performance Tracker, and a simulated exam for when you're ready to test yourself end to end.
Florida Real Estate Law Exam Prep Course v10.0 — an online course for the Laws and Rules examination, with review questions, unit exams, a practice exam, and videos covering difficult-to-understand or otherwise important concepts.
Florida Community Association Management QBank v1.0 — custom quizzes, quick quizzes and a simulated community association management exam, with a PDF of the presentation included as a study guide.
Real Estate Math Video Library — delivered in our OnDemand video lecture format, reviewing key real estate calculations including loan calculations and determining commission under different circumstances.
Every exam prep product is 100% online and self-paced. Checkout and access both happen in our online student portal — the “Add to cart” buttons above take you straight to the product there.
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Exam prep isn't submitted for Florida Real Estate Commission course approval, because it isn't offered for credit. It awards no pre-licensing, post-licensing or continuing-education hours, and nothing is reported to the DBPR when you finish it.
Our state-approved coursework is separate. Premier Courses is a FREC-approved provider under School ID #ZH1003192 for the courses that do carry credit.
Yes. Exam prep sits on top of the required education — it never replaces it. You'll still need to complete the 72-hour broker pre-licensing course and pass its end-of-course exam before the DBPR will authorize you to sit the state exam.
Not sure where you stand? Read the Florida requirements or ask us.
