Frequently Asked Questions
The state of South Carolina does allow individuals to complete their real estate licensing online. Many students prefer this format because it lets them learn on their own schedule and at their own pace.
The state of South Carolina does allow individuals to complete their real estate licensing online. More details are on our Real Estate Licensing page.
No. A broker or company does not have to sponsor you to take classes or sit for the exam. However, to finalize your licensing process, you must affiliate with a broker/real estate company. You may activate your license up to 12 months after passing the state exam.
Have you ever wanted to own your own business? Are you tired of office politics? Do you want to unlock your true earning potential? If yes, real estate may be the perfect fit. Real estate can be lucrative and rewarding. You can work as much or as little as you want, set your own schedule, and be your own boss.
The state exam costs $63.00 and can be scheduled anytime. It is administered Monday–Saturday, excluding holidays.
The school is conveniently located in the Congaree Building within Synergy Business Park, only 1.5 miles from the I-26 and St. Andrews Road exit, or I-20 and the Bush River Road exit. Our address is 288 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia, SC 29210.
You must show proof of your existing license to the LLR - Real Estate Commission. Most states only require you to pass the state portion of the South Carolina exam. If your previous state does not meet the 90-hour requirement, you may need to complete additional coursework.
You will receive a welcome email containing your user ID, password, and login link to the learning management system. You should reset your password for security. You may also log in anytime at: https://learn.realestateschoolforsuccess.com
Yes. The course includes several quizzes, and additional study materials are available for purchase on our Study Materials page.
You may take the exam up to three times. If you do not pass after three attempts, you must retake the class at half price to ensure mastery of the material.
Yes. You may sit in any class with available space for up to six months from your original class date and before your third exam attempt.
You may take it before or after, but the school recommends completing Unit II before the exam.