Real Estate Classes
Education at New Millennium
Start Your Real Estate Career
New Millennium University (Virginia) and New Millennium Real Estate School (Maryland) are your first steps to a successful career in real estate. We offer the 60-hour state-required Principles and Practice of Real Estate course online through our partnership with The CE Shop. The CE Shop is the only real estate education provider singularly focused on you! Our courses help you pass the real estate exam, build your business, become an industry leader, and live on the cutting edge of the real estate industry. The CE Shop offers great benefits such as seven-days-a-week customer support, tablet-friendly courses and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Upon successful completion of the Principles course, visit a PSI testing center within one year to take your official national and state exam. This combined exam must be passed with a 70 percent score in both sections, and costs $61 each time you need to take it. At this point, your can have your license number assigned by DPOR (Virginia) or DLLR (Maryland) and attach it to the brokerage of your choice.
At CENTURY 21 New Millennium, we provide outstanding team support, certified coaching, ongoing training, award-winning technology tools and the blueprint to help you take your career to the next level.
Online Pre-Licensing Classes
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* Excludes Maryland Pre-Licensing Course due to regulatory restrictions
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CompuCram Pre-Licensing Exam Prep
With an 86.5% first time pass rate, the CompuCram exam prep solution has a proven track record in the real estate industry. CompuCram is the only exam prep system on the market today that integrates vocabulary tools, practice testing and comprehensive simulated exams into an all-in-one solution. Conveniently access CompuCram online and watch how the revolutionary Readiness Indicator gives you continuous feedback as you study – ensuring that you pass the exam the first time. CompuCram offers the most up-to-date questions written by real estate industry experts. Once you complete your purchase, you’ll be able to instantly access CompuCram.
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Post-Licensing and Continuing Education Credits
Virginia Post-Licensing and Continuing Education Classes
The Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) requires all active new salesperson licensees to complete a Board-approved 30-hour post-license education (PLE) curriculum within one calendar year of obtaining their salesperson licenses in order to remain on active status.
Following the first-year post-licensing requirement, DPOR requires all brokers (24 hours) and salespersons (16 hours) who have renewed their license at least once before to complete Board-approved Continuing Education to keep their license active.
Instructor-Led VA PL/CE
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DPOR Regulations
Maryland Continuing Education Classes
The Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation (DLLR) requires all brokers and salespersons, new and experienced, to complete 15 hours of Continuing Education requirements in each two-year renewal cycle, and does not have a Post-licensing stipulation like DPOR (VA).
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DLLR Regulations
D.C. Continuing Education Classes
DCOPLA requires all brokers and salespersons, new and experienced, to complete 15 hours of Continuing Education requirements in each two-year renewal cycle, and does not have a Post-licensing stipulation like DPOR (VA).
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DCOPLA Regulations
Continuing Education for Brokers
The Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation (DLLR) requires all brokers, new and experienced, to complete 15 hours of Continuing Education requirements in each two-year renewal cycle.
Following the first-year post-licensing requirement, DPOR requires all brokers (24 hours) who have renewed their license at least once before to complete Board-approved Continuing Education to keep their license active.
DCOPLA requires all D.C. brokers, new and experienced, to complete 15 hours of Continuing Education requirements in each two-year renewal cycle.
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