New York requires how many hours of pre-license education for salespersons?
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45 hours
45 hours is the pre-licensing requirement for brokers in some states, but not for New York salespersons. This option represents a common confusion between different license types or different states' requirements.
75 hours
90 hours
90 hours is the pre-licensing education requirement for New York broker candidates, not salespersons. This option tests whether students can distinguish between different license levels.
120 hours
120 hours is the pre-licensing requirement for brokers in several other states, but not for New York salespersons. This option represents a common misconception about New York's requirements.
Why is this correct?
New York State law specifically mandates 75 hours of pre-licensing education for salesperson candidates. This requirement ensures all entering agents have baseline knowledge before taking the licensing exam, making option B the only correct answer.
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