If you are licensed elsewhere, Florida still has its own steps and paperwork. The 63-hour course is the required education before you can take the Florida state exam.
The fastest path is to focus only on the Florida-specific requirements that do not transfer. This guide helps you understand what is covered and how to study.
What the course includes
Keep each Florida requirement in order so you do not redo steps. Expect structured modules, quizzes, and a final exam.
- Principles, practices, and Florida law content.
- End-of-unit quizzes to reinforce key topics.
- A final exam that you must pass to earn the completion certificate.
- Certificate submission for your DBPR application.
- Study review before scheduling the state exam.
How out-of-state licensees stay on track
Prioritize reciprocity rules and Florida law topics. The best results come from steady study time and frequent review.
Use focused study blocks so you can keep servicing current clients.
Study prep checklist
- Set weekly study blocks
- Track quiz scores and review weak areas
- Plan final exam timing
- Save your completion certificate
- Start exam-prep drills after the course
FAQs
Q: Can I take the course online?
A: Yes. Florida allows approved online pre-licensing courses, which is how most students complete the 63 hours. Out-of-state licensees should double-check Florida-specific rules.
Q: Do I need to pass a final exam?
A: Yes. You must pass the course final exam to receive your completion certificate.
Ready to make Florida official? Choose a study pace that fits your schedule and start the course.