Attendance is important, just like in a classroom. If you miss a session, check your welcome letter in the Colibri student dashboard for make-up options and policies.

To earn credit, each class must be completed in the format it was started. Colibri offers self-paced online and instructor-led livestream courses for maximum flexibility.

Plan for course tuition plus a $38 PSI exam fee, $66.05 Live Scan fingerprinting fee, and $160 initial salesperson license fee. That is $264.05 in exam and required state-related fees, before your pre-licensing course. Tuition and promotions vary by package. See the New Jersey real estate license cost guide and verify fees when registering.

Occasionally, yes. Check Colibri’s website or student dashboard for current promo codes and discounts for our online New Jersey pre-licensing courses.

Absolutely! Colibri offers self-paced online courses and live instructor-led classes. Courses include accessibility features like audio read-along, captions, and screen-reader support.

Yes! Many agents begin part-time while balancing other work. Weekly hours, deal counts, and seasonal fluctuations vary, but our flexible online pre-licensing and continuing education courses make it manageable.

Earnings depend on the number and value of transactions, negotiated commission arrangements, broker splits, and business expenses. There is no guaranteed income. Explore New Jersey real estate agent salary and income factors for more context.

No. New Jersey does not have real estate license reciprocity agreements with other states. Some out-of-state licensees may qualify for an education waiver through NJREC, but a waiver is not automatic reciprocity. Review the state license requirements before applying.

No. Whether you’re in Newark, Jersey City, Trenton or any other city in New Jersey, completing the 75-hour pre-licensing course is required before scheduling the NJ state licensing exam.

It depends on your pace. Most candidates finish in a few months, factoring in course completion, exam scheduling, application processing, and finding a sponsoring broker. Applicants have one year after finishing pre-licensing education to pass the exam and submit their application.

First-time applicants for a real estate license in New Jersey must complete 75 hours of mandatory coursework to qualify for the state licensing exam.

To become a New Jersey real estate salesperson, you must be 18 or older, have a high school diploma or equivalent, complete 75 hours of approved education, pass the PSI state exam, complete mandatory fingerprinting and a background check, and obtain a sponsoring NJ broker to submit your application. NJREC must approve your license before you practice. See the official requirements.

Once enrolled, you get instant access to the student dashboard, where you can track progress, access exams, manage livestream attendance, and review course materials anytime.

Once you successfully complete the 75-hour course and course final, your school sends your exam eligibility to PSI. Schedule the NJ salesperson exam, then complete fingerprinting, choose a sponsoring broker, and submit your license application. You can begin practicing only after NJREC approval.

No college degree is required for a New Jersey salesperson license. Applicants generally need a high school diploma or equivalent, along with the required 75-hour pre-licensing education. Certain education-waiver exceptions are handled individually by NJREC.