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All of the following can satisfy New York's 77-hour salesperson pre-licensing education requirement EXCEPT:

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C) Taking real estate courses at a college or university that has not received DOS approval for the specific pre-licensing curriculum

Under NY RPL §440-a and DOS regulations, the 77-hour pre-licensing course must be completed at a DOS-approved institution offering the specific required curriculum. Accredited colleges and universities — including many SUNY and CUNY campuses — can and do satisfy the requirement, but only when the institution and course have received explicit DOS approval. A college course that has not been approved by DOS for this specific curriculum does not satisfy the requirement, regardless of the institution's academic accreditation. The disqualifying factor is lack of DOS approval, not the type of institution.

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A
Completing the course through a DOS-approved online distance learning program
B
Attending a DOS-approved real estate school offering classroom instruction
C
Taking real estate courses at a college or university that has not received DOS approval for the specific pre-licensing curriculum
D
Completing a combination of classroom and online hours through DOS-approved institutions

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