Rhode Island has a reciprocal agreement with licensed real estate professionals in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Florida licensed real estate agents just need to take the state portion of the exam. All other licensed real estate professionals will have to take the full exam.
You don't need to show proof that you have passed the pre-license course before you schedule the state exam, but it is still a good idea to take the course first. Taking the course first will provide you with the information you need to know to pass the state exam.
Read MoreYour pre-license course certificate is valid for two years. It's a good idea to schedule the exam within this window. The sooner you can take the exam after finishing your course, the more likely the information will still be top of mind.
Read MoreGo to www.pearsonvue.com to schedule an exam online. Alternatively, you can schedule the test by calling (800) 274-8922. All exams must have a reservation made at least 24 hours in advance.
Read MoreThe Rhode Island real estate licensing exam fee is $70 paid directly to Pearson VUE using a credit card, debit card, electronic voucher, or check. Your exam fee is nonrefundable.
Read MoreYou pay Pearson VUE, the state’s exam provider, using a credit card, debit card, voucher, or check. All exam fee payments must be received in advance of the exam.
Read MoreOnline registration is the fastest and easiest way to set your exam appointment. All you need to do is go online with Pearson VUE, create an account, search for the test center nearest you, schedule a date and pay the exam fee. You can be registered within an hour.
Read MorePearson VUE’s only test center inside Rhode Island is in East Providence. You can also take the Rhode Island exam in Worcester, Boston, Woburn, and North Dartmouth in Massachusetts. For specific addresses and schedules, go to Pearson VUE online or the back of the Candidate Information Bulletin.
Read MoreRhode Island has a reciprocal agreement with licensed real estate professionals in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Florida licensed real estate agents just need to take the state portion of the exam. All other licensed real estate professionals will have to take the full exam.
Read MoreAny changes to your state licensing exam appointment must be made at least 48 hours in advance. To make the change, call Pearson VUE at 800-274-8922. If you do not change or cancel at least 48 hours before the appointment, you will forfeit the exam fee.
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