Online learning puts you in full control of your schedule. You can study 24/7 from anywhere — your home, your car, or on your lunch break — using any phone, tablet, or computer. No fixed class times, no commute, and no classroom pressure. MLS Campus courses include interactive lessons, video content, chapter quizzes, and audio options so you can learn in the format that works best for you.

Students have six months to 1 year (depending on the package they purchase) from the date of purchase to access their course. We automatically provide a free 30-day extension for the seventh month. If you need more time, additional 30-day extensions can be purchased to extend access up to one full year. Once the one-year mark is reached, a new course purchase is required.

If you're running short on time, contact our support team at (877) 331-6235 or [email protected] — we're here to help.

No downloads required. MLS Campus courses run entirely in your web browser — no special software, no flash player, nothing to install. We recommend using the latest version of Safari, Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge on any phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Your progress syncs across all your devices automatically.

Yes! Audio is available as a supplemental study option on select courses. You can listen to the course unit by unit — great for your morning commute, a workout, or whenever you can't sit at a screen. Keep in mind that audio is a study aid only; your reading assignments, unit exams, and the final exam must all be completed in the student portal to receive your certificate.

Absolutely. Exam prep and math cram courses can be purchased separately from the MLS Campus website at any time. They are available for Sales Agents and Brokers taking pre-licensing courses in all supported states.

It depends on your state. Some states allow fully self-paced completion. Others — such as New York — require a timing mechanism that tracks your active engagement. In those states, you cannot advance to the next unit until the required minimum time is met, even if you've finished reading. Contact our team if you're unsure about your state's specific rules.

Click Log In in the top right corner of mlscampus.com and enter the username and password you created when registering. After logging in, you'll be taken to your account dashboard where all your purchased courses are listed. Click any course to pick up exactly where you left off.

There is no limit. You can take the practice exam as many times as you like. Our data consistently shows that students who complete the practice exam two or more times — achieving a passing grade — go on to pass the course final exam on their first attempt. A free practice exam is included with every MLS Campus course.

The most effective approach is consistent practice and honest self-assessment. Our courses include over 1,000 practice questions to help you build real exam confidence. Specifically:

• Aim for scores in the mid-to-upper 80s and 90%+ on practice exams before attempting the final.
• Score 100% on every chapter quiz and comprehensive test.
• For any question you get wrong, go back to that section of the course material and review it.
• Take the practice exam at least twice — repeated attempts build both knowledge and confidence.

Your options depend on your state's rules. For example:

• Florida: If you fail the first attempt, you must wait 30 days before sitting the exam again.
• New York: Final exams must be proctored. If you fail, you're responsible for scheduling a new proctoring appointment.

Regardless of state, take time to review the sections you missed and consider our additional exam prep resources before your next attempt. Contact us at (877) 331-6235 and our team will walk you through your options.

Each state has its own license categories and terminology. Most states have an entry-level "Salesperson" or "Sales Associate" license and a "Broker" license for more experienced agents who want to operate independently or manage a team. Some states use different titles altogether.

If you're just starting out, you'll almost always begin at the salesperson/sales associate level. If you're unsure what applies to your situation, contact our team — we'll point you in the right direction.

If you're new to real estate, start with the pre-license course for your state — this qualifies you to apply for your license and sit the state exam. Once you're licensed, you may need a post-license course before your first renewal (this varies by state). After that, most states require continuing education (CE) at each renewal cycle.

Browse our courses by state: Florida, Texas, New York, Virginia, Maryland and California.

From enrollment to license, most students complete the full process in 8–12 weeks. The course itself typically takes about 4 weeks for someone working full-time. After that, submitting your license application and waiting for state approval to sit the exam generally adds another 4–6 weeks. Every state is different — contact us for a more specific estimate.

Yes. Because MLS Campus is entirely online, you can enroll from anywhere in the country. Simply purchase the pre-license course for the state you wish to be licensed in, meet that state's eligibility requirements, and schedule your state exam when you're ready. Contact us if you have questions about out-of-state applications.

Pre-license education is completed before you take your state exam — it's what qualifies you to apply for your license in the first place.

Post-license education is required when you renew your license for the first time (in states that mandate it — not all do). It builds on your initial training with more practical, real-world content. After that first renewal, most states switch to continuing education (CE) requirements.

Many states have reciprocity agreements or mutual recognition arrangements with other states, allowing licensed agents to apply without completing the full pre-license education. In most cases, you'll need an active real estate license and at least two years of experience. In some cases, you may only need to pass the state-specific portion of the exam. Requirements vary significantly — research your target state's rules or contact our team for guidance.

States with the broadest full license reciprocity include Washington, Maine, Idaho, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, West Virginia, and Virginia. These states accept active licenses from most or all other states with minimal additional requirements.

Always verify current reciprocity agreements directly with the state's real estate commission before applying, as these arrangements can change.

Renewal timelines and CE requirements vary by state. Here's a quick overview:

The most common registration issue is a missing account activation email — check your spam or junk folder first. If a course you purchased isn't appearing in your dashboard, there may have been a payment processing issue.

In either case, contact our support team right away: (877) 331-6235 or [email protected]. We're available Monday through Sunday, 9 AM – 7 PM EST.