Delaware requires how many hours of pre-license education?
Question & Answer
Review the question and all answer choices
75 hours
75 hours is the pre-license requirement in several other states but is not Delaware's standard; selecting this answer reflects a confusion between states and underestimates Delaware's more rigorous educational threshold.
99 hours
120 hours
120 hours is the requirement in states such as Georgia and represents a higher threshold than Delaware actually mandates; this answer likely attracts test-takers who know Delaware's requirement is above average but overshoot the actual number.
150 hours
150 hours is among the highest pre-license requirements in the country (approaching requirements seen in states like Texas, which requires 180 hours) and significantly exceeds Delaware's 99-hour mandate.
Why is this correct?
Delaware requires 99 hours of pre-license education for salesperson candidates under the regulations of the Delaware Real Estate Commission, which operates under the Delaware Department of State. This 99-hour curriculum is divided into specific topic areas including real estate principles, Delaware law, and practice, and must be completed through a Commission-approved education provider before a candidate is eligible to sit for the state licensing examination.
Continue Learning
Explore this topic in different formats
More Agency Law Videos
Continue learning with related video lessons
Ohio's continuing education requirement for license renewal is:
2:14 • 0 views
Ohio real estate licensees are regulated by the:
2:51 • 0 views
A seller's agent in Texas owes which duty to buyers?
2:47 • 0 views
South Dakota requires how many hours of pre-license education?
3:19 • 0 views
Which Illinois agency fiduciary duty survives beyond the end of an agency relationship?
2:17 • 0 views
Ready to Ace Your Real Estate Exam?
Access 2,000+ free video lessons covering all 11 exam topics.