Transparency
Pass-Rate Methodology
How Click2CE calculates its published 92% first-attempt pass rate — methodology, data source, cohort scope, and how we plan to improve measurement going forward.
Current student-reported claim — July 2026
Click2CE's current student-reported first-attempt pass rate is 92% as of July 2026. The metric includes only students who voluntarily reported a first-attempt licensing-exam outcome. Students who did not report an outcome are excluded from both the numerator and denominator. The figure is not independently audited.
Methodology statement
Reported rate
Click2CE's current student-reported first-attempt pass rate is 92% as of July 2026.
Numerator
Students in the reviewed reporting cohort who voluntarily reported that they passed the state real estate licensing exam on their first attempt.
Denominator
Students in the reviewed reporting cohort who voluntarily reported whether they passed or failed their first licensing-exam attempt.
Current claim date
July 2026
Non-reporters
Excluded. Students who purchased exam prep but did not report an exam outcome are not counted in the numerator or denominator. The denominator covers only those who voluntarily reported a result.
Data source
Student-reported outcomes — Money-Back Pass Guarantee for paid Exam Prep claim records are one input, alongside voluntary self-reports submitted through the platform. Claim records capture only students who reported a failure and do not establish the full denominator. Not independently audited.
Product scope
Arizona real estate exam-prep customers (the primary product during the measurement period). National exam-prep customers are included in the most recent cohort review.
State breakdown
Not yet available separately. A per-state breakdown will be published once outcome reporting is tracked at the state level.
Prior published rate
84% — based on the initial 100-student cohort review. That figure was accurate for its cohort and has not been retroactively revised.
How we will improve measurement
Click2CE is building toward a more complete, automatically collected outcome dataset. The following improvements are planned:
Automatic outcome collection — platform integration to record first exam attempt pass/fail at the student level
Defined cohort windows — rolling 12-month periods with quarterly reviews
State-level breakdown — separate figures for Arizona and other states
Independent auditability — methodology details and raw aggregate counts published alongside the rate