Can I take the WI Salesperson course if I’m still in High School?

You are required to take the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson course in order to qualify for a Wisconsin Real Estate Salespersons license.

The DSPS requires 72 hours of pre-license education. All students must complete the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson course and pass the proctored final exam to qualify for the WI Real Estate Salesperson license.

The 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson course can be taken online or in person, although most students prefer to take the course online as it can be completed at their own pace.

Yes, you can take the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson Course online. In fact, it is widely preferred as it allows the student to complete the course at their own pace.

Yes, you can take the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson Course if you're still in High school. The DSPS only requires you to be at least 18 years old when it comes time to apply for your Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson’s license.

There is no limit to how many times a student can take the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson course final exam. You can take the final exam as many times as needed until you pass.

Yes, the 72-hour WI Real Estate Salesperson course final exam must be proctored. The final exam may be proctored online.

The final exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions, with a passing grade of 70%.

You will receive your Certificate of Completion for the 72-hour Wisconsin Real Estate Salespersons course immediately after passing the course final exam.

You must apply for your Wisconsin Real Estate Salesperson license within 5 years of completing the 72-hour WI Real Estate Salesperson course. For this reason, your course certificate is only valid for up to 5 years.