A Special EXTRA no other school has available to their students:

A video presentation of the basic principles of real estate portion to assist students in preparing for the course exam and National portion of the state exam.  Plus, a "How To" tutorial on taking exams.  These presentations are ONLY to assist students in the learning process and are NOT a part of the on-line course. 

• Why FREE??  Because Cooke's goal is to help students to obtain their goal of passing the Hawaii state exam.  

	View the real estate principle section of the course.
	View the How to" tutorial on taking the state exam.

Hawaii Real Estate License Requirements

Here is the process to obtain a real estate license in Hawaii as a salesperson.

1. Complete a 60-hour real estate prelicense course. Upon successful completion, you will be given a school completion certificate, which is valid for two years from the date of issuance. Cooke's partner, ProSchools, offers an Hawaii real estate prelicense course online for your convenience, includes interesting reading assignments and frequent practice quizzes to measure your mastery of the material, while preparing you to pass the state license exam.

2. Pass a salesperson license exam with a score of 70% or better. The exam consists of 80 national and 50 state-specific questions. When you complete ProSchools’ program, you’ll have a 95% chance of passing.  
3. Be at least 18 years old.
4. Be a U.S. citizen/national or alien authorized to work in the United States.
5. Complete a license application and pay the corresponding fee. The salesperson license application will be provided to you at the test site upon successfully passing the Hawaii real estate exam. 

After successfully completing the on-line course what is next?

Hawaii real estate license applicants must pass a computerized license examination administered by PSI. The exam consists of 80 national and 50 state-specific questions. To schedule an exam, you can call toll-free at 1-800-733-9267 or visit www.psiexams.com. You are encouraged to reserve your exam date at least three to four business days prior.

To schedule an exam, you will need the following:

1. Personal information - legal name, address, phone, SSN, date of birth
2. Exam specifics - exam type (salesperson, broker), preferred date and test center location
3. Exam fees paid in full

Upon registering, you will receive an examination confirmation number.
For more information, read the state of Hawaii Real Estate Candidate Handbook, which includes details of all licensing requirements, exam reservation guidelines, and a list of all test center locations and hours of operation.

You must bring to the test center on examination day the following:

1. Two forms of signature identification, one of which must be photo-bearing
2. An original, unexpired Hawaii School Completion Certificate (or Prelicensing Education Equivalency Certificate for Real Estate License Exam)
3. Exam confirmation number
4. If applicable, an original, unexpired Equivalency to Uniform Section of Examination Certificate

Upon arriving at the test center, you’ll need to show your photo ID to the test administrator. Then a brief online tutorial will familiarize you with the computerized testing system before you answer 130 multiple-choice questions.

The exam has two parts: the uniform portion covers national real estate law and practices; the state portion covers Hawaii-specific law and practices. These two portions are graded separately; you must pass each with a score of 70% or better.

You will have four (4) hours to complete the exam. Be sure to attempt answering every question. A passing score is valid for two years.