Arizona Salesperson License
Arizona Real Estate License Requirements (2026)
Exactly what the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE) requires to become a licensed salesperson — education, exams, fingerprinting, and application.
Quick Answer
What do you need to get an Arizona real estate license?
To become an Arizona real estate salesperson you must be 18+, complete a 90-hour ADRE pre-license course plus a 6-hour Contract Writing course (96 hours total), pass a proctored school final, obtain a fingerprint clearance card, pass the Pearson VUE state exam, and submit your ADRE application.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
The Arizona license requirements at a glance
Arizona is one of the more prescriptive licensing states. Here is every requirement the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE) sets for a first-time salesperson license.
| Requirement | What Arizona requires |
|---|---|
| Minimum age | 18 years old |
| Pre-license education | 90-hour ADRE-approved Salesperson course |
| Contract Writing course | 6-hour ADRE-approved course (separate requirement) |
| Total education hours | 96 hours |
| School final exam | Proctored, 150 questions, 80% to pass (3 attempts) |
| Fingerprint clearance | Arizona DPS Fingerprint Clearance Card |
| State exam | Pearson VUE — national + Arizona state portions |
| Application | Submit to ADRE with both course certificates |
Step-by-step: how to get licensed in Arizona
- Complete the 90-hour ADRE-approved Salesperson pre-license course.
- Complete the required 6-hour Contract Writing course.
- Pass the proctored school final exam (80%).
- Apply for an Arizona DPS Fingerprint Clearance Card.
- Register for and pass the Pearson VUE Arizona salesperson exam.
- Submit your salesperson license application to ADRE with both certificates.
What each course costs
Prices below come directly from our live catalog. The 90-hour course is $249, the 6-hour Contract Writing course is $49, and the two together as the 96-Hour Required Education Bundle are $289. See a full breakdown on our Arizona license cost guide.
Frequently asked questions
How many hours of education does Arizona require?
Arizona requires 96 hours total: a 90-hour ADRE-approved Salesperson pre-license course plus a separate 6-hour Contract Writing course. Both must be completed before you apply for your salesperson license.
Do I have to take the state exam in person?
Yes. After your education, you take the Arizona salesperson exam at a Pearson VUE test center. It has a national portion and an Arizona state portion, and you must pass both.
How old do I have to be and what background is required?
You must be at least 18 years old and obtain an Arizona Department of Public Safety Fingerprint Clearance Card. ADRE reviews your background as part of licensing.
Can I complete the education online?
Yes. The 90-hour course and the 6-hour Contract Writing course are online and self-paced through Click2CE (ADRE School S26-0002). The school final exam is proctored in person.
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Jennifer Williams
Founder of Click2CE Real Estate School and the designated School Director for Arizona (ADRE School S26-0002). Licensed real estate broker in 40+ states, Certified Distance Education Instructor (CDEI), and ARELLO-certified. Jennifer reviews every course and guide for regulatory accuracy.
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Start your Arizona license the right way
Get the full 96-hour required education bundle for $289 — ADRE-approved, online, and self-paced.