If you don’t pass your Pennsylvania real estate license exam within 30 days of completing Colibri’s exam prep course, we’ll refund the original cost of your pre-licensing package or exclusive exam prep purchase. Simply email [email protected] with your exam results and date within 30 days of the failed attempt.

*Some states, such as Florida, Michigan, Tennessee, and New Jersey, do not allow this guarantee due to state regulations.

Your total cost includes the 75-hour pre-licensing course, Pearson VUE licensing examination fee, criminal history record checks, and the $97 Pennsylvania salesperson license application and licensure fee. Course prices and examination fees vary or may change, so check current rates before registering.

Most students complete their Pennsylvania real estate pre-licensing course in as little as 4 days to 6 months, depending on their schedule and study pace. Colibri’s self-paced and livestream courses make it easy to learn on your timeline.

Yes! Colibri offers online Pennsylvania real estate pre-licensing courses in flexible formats — livestream or self-paced — so you can complete your coursework anytime, anywhere. Courses include audio options, progress tracking, and accessibility features like closed captioning and screen reader compatibility.

Yes, Pennsylvania has reciprocity agreements for real estate licenses with the following states: Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New York.

No. To sit for the Pennsylvania state licensing exam, you must first complete the required 75-hour real estate pre-licensing course at an approved Pennsylvania real estate school.

The full process varies by student, but most complete all requirements in 3-6 months. This timeline depends on how quickly you complete your 75-hour course, pass your exams, find a sponsoring broker, and submit your application to the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission.

You must be at least 18, have a high school diploma or equivalent, complete 75 approved education hours, pass the required salesperson examination portions, secure an employing Pennsylvania broker, and submit your license application with recent criminal history reports through PALS. 14 hours of continuing education applies at renewal, not to your initial license.

You’ll receive instant online access to your course materials and student dashboard immediately after checkout. From there, you can begin your lessons, track progress, and set study reminders. With automatic progress tracking, you can start and stop your course as needed and always return to exactly where you left off.

The average real estate agent salary in Pennsylvania typically ranges between $86,000 and $99,000 per year, depending on factors like your experience level, the market you work in, brokerage splits, and how many transactions you close. As you gain expertise and build your client base, your earning potential can grow significantly.

Not at all. Whether you’re based in Philadelphia, building a career in Pittsburgh, or getting started in Harrisburg, every new agent in Pennsylvania must complete the same 75 hours of state-approved pre-licensing education, and our online course fulfills all requirements.