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Getting your Arizona real estate license is one of the most straightforward paths into a high-earning career — if you know exactly what steps to take and in what order. This guide lays out a realistic 90-day plan that thousands of Arizona students have used to go from zero to licensed.
Before you start the clock, here's what the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE) requires for a salesperson license:
The good news: there's no waiting period between finishing your pre-license course and sitting the exam. With online education, you can move through all of this much faster than traditional classroom schedules allow.
Do these simultaneously — don't wait on one before starting the other.
The 90-hour course covers 13 modules across Arizona real estate law, agency relationships, contracts, property types, licensing requirements, and exam preparation. Key topics include:
Click2CE's course includes an AI tutor you can ask questions to any time — the equivalent of a real estate instructor available at 2 a.m. when you're stuck on a math problem.
Once you complete the course and pass the proctored final, schedule your Arizona state exam through Pearson VUE at pearsonvue.com. Exam centers are available across the Phoenix metro, Tucson, and Flagstaff.
Spend this week on targeted exam prep:
The Arizona salesperson exam has two parts: a national section (80 questions) and a state section (75 questions). You need a 75% scaled score on each section to pass. Most first-time test takers who complete a structured prep program pass on their first attempt.
After passing, log in to the ADRE eLicensing portal, submit your application, and pay the $60 licensing fee. If your fingerprint clearance card has already come back, your license is typically issued within a few business days.
Arizona requires that your license be placed with a licensed broker before it activates. This means finding a brokerage to work with — a conversation you can start in parallel during your course weeks. Large brokerages like Realty ONE Group, HomeSmart, and Keller Williams have dedicated onboarding for new agents.
Total out-of-pocket: approximately $450–$500 — one of the most affordable professional licenses available anywhere.
The biggest delay isn't the material — it's inconsistency. Students who study three or four days a week instead of every day easily double their timeline. The fix is simple: treat your study time like a part-time job. Block the same two hours every day, and you'll be licensed before most people finish their paperwork.
No. Arizona only requires that you be 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED.
The pass rate for first-time test takers is roughly 60–65% statewide. Students who complete a full prep course and take multiple practice exams before their test date pass at significantly higher rates.
Yes. ADRE-approved online schools like Click2CE are fully compliant and legally equivalent to classroom instruction. The proctored final exam is administered through a secure online proctoring platform.
Typically 2–4 weeks. Submit your fingerprints on the first day of your course so the card arrives by the time you're ready to apply.
Click2CE's Arizona 90-Hour Pre-License Course is fully approved by ADRE, self-paced, and includes an AI tutor, proctored final, and all course materials for a one-time fee. Enroll now and start your 90-day clock today.
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