How many hours of DCP-approved pre-licensing education must a Connecticut real estate salesperson candidate complete before applying to sit for the state licensing exam?
A. 60 hours
B. 30 hours
C. 45 hours
D. 90 hours
Source: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-314; DCP Real Estate Salesperson pre-licensing requirements
A candidate completes an online, self-paced real estate course from an out-of-state provider not approved by the Connecticut DCP. Can this course be used to satisfy Connecticut's salesperson pre-licensing requirement?
A. Yes, any real estate course from any state automatically qualifies nationwide
B. No, the course must be DCP-approved to satisfy the requirement, regardless of where or how it was delivered
C. Yes, but only if the candidate also passes the national exam first
D. No, only community college courses satisfy the requirement
Source: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-314; DCP Real Estate Salesperson pre-licensing requirements
The Connecticut real estate salesperson licensing exam, administered by PSI, is structured into which two components?
A. A single combined 50-question exam covering only Connecticut law
B. A 200-question exam covering only national real estate principles
C. An 80-question national/general portion and a 30-question Connecticut state-specific portion
D. An oral interview only, with no written component
Source: DCP Real Estate Salesperson Candidate Information Bulletin (PSI-administered exam)
What passing score must a candidate achieve on each portion of the Connecticut real estate salesperson exam?
A. At least 50% on either portion, whichever is higher
B. 100% on the state-specific portion only
C. There is no minimum score; completion alone is sufficient
D. At least 70% on both the national and state-specific portions
Source: DCP Real Estate Salesperson Candidate Information Bulletin (PSI-administered exam)
Connecticut's real estate licensing statute, governing the licensing and regulation of real estate brokers and salespersons, is codified at:
A. Title 20, Chapter 392 of the Connecticut General Statutes
B. Title 46a, Chapter 814c of the Connecticut General Statutes
C. Title 47a of the Connecticut General Statutes (landlord-tenant law)
D. Title 12 of the Connecticut General Statutes (taxation)
Source: Conn. Gen. Stat. Title 20, Chapter 392