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This course is for a real estate broker license Not a salesperson's license.
- An applicant for a real estate broker's license shall have been actively engaged as a licensed real estate salesperson for a period of two years preceding the date of application OR
- An applicant shall have had experience as determined by the Commission to be substantially equal to that which a licensed real estate salesperson would ordinarily receive during a 2-year period.
- Applicant must be 18 years of age or older.
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After you have enrolled, if you have questions relating to the course material, a licensed real estate instructor will be available for questions Monday through Friday between 9:00 A.M. EST and 5:00 P.M. EST.
We encourage students to e-mail the instructor with questions regarding the online course at instructors@cookeschool.com. With an e-mail to the instructor, the student will have a written document of the response.
For questions by e-mail, there is a 24 Hour response time Monday through Friday; emails over Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday will be returned the first business day.
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Please view the following items:
- To experience the best results from a technical perspective on the course, please view the following RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE.
- Call TOLL FREE (800)943-9993 Monday through Friday 8:30 A. M. to 5:00 P.M. EST.
- E-mail at Info@CookeSchool.com.
- Chat at the top of every web page and Student Page.
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1. Every applicant for a real estate broker license shall have either:
- Been actively engaged as a licensed real estate salesperson for a period of at least two years preceding the date of application; or
- Shall have had experience as determined by the Commission to be substantially equal to that which a licensed real estate salesperson would ordinarily receive during the two year period.
2. Each application for a broker's license shall also successfully complete a total of ninety (90) hours of pre license education prior to sitting for the licensing examination. The ninety hours are basically composed of the sales pre-license thirty (30) hour course and this sixty (60) hour Broker course.
3. Here is a link to the North Dakota Real Estate Commission web site that has some additional information regarding broker requirements. LINK
4. The broker state exam application LINK
5. Here is a link to the North Dakota Broker CANDIDATE HANDBOOK which explains in detail the licensing process. |
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This course is composed of 23 sessions. Some Sessions are separated into two or three parts. Each session has a video presentation, quiz, vocabulary matching exercise, text links to important web sites and supplemental quizzes.
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When the student logs into their student page, the student must view the Orientation video and complete the short Orientation quiz before Session 1 opens.
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The supplemental quizzes and text links are supplemental only and are not required to be viewed or completed but do count for time spent on the course. .
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The course is designed with learning objectives so as the student goes thru the course, the student knows what the objectives are.
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Every quiz needs to be completed with a score of 80% or more. The vocabulary matching exercise needs a score of 100% to be completed successfully. If a student does not reach the passing grade, the student just needs to retake the quiz or matching exercise again. These assessments are the most important parts of the course. As the student works through the modules, success demonstrates mastery of the course.
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A student can not move onto the next session until successfully passing the quiz and matching exercise. The student will not be able to access the final exam until everything is complete and passed.
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The course has a seat-time requirement of 3,000 minutes. Each video presentation has a required time of viewing. All time spend on the quizzes, matching exercise, text links, and supplemental quizzes count. If the student is viewing the textbook and leave their Student Page open, that time will count too.
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The final exam is a timed three hour exam. The exam is multiple choice with four choices. The student must score a 75% or more on the end-of-course exam.
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If the student fails the end-of-course exam, the student may take the second exam
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Once the student purchases this course, the student CANNOT get a refund.
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Once the student purchases the course, the student has six (6) months to complete the program.
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This online course does not require additional textbook support and NO additional course material is needed; however, Cooke provides the textbook Modern Real Estate Practice to help in the student's State Exam preparation.
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This course is totally web based. The course is not downloadable. The student can work through the course at the student's convenience.
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This course is NOT designed to be printed for security purposes and copy right regulations.
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At the time of registration for the online streaming video distance learning course, the student will receive an e-mail from Cooke Real Estate School with the student's user name and password. The student can access their student page from this web site: www.CookeSchool.com. The link is on the right in light blue: "Cooke School Student Login".
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Every student must agree to the following affidavit: "I certify that I personally completed all assignments and have not duplicated any portion of the end-of-course examination". This certification affidavit is incorporated into the course under 'Instructions for the Final Exam'. The student must select 'yes' and click "enter" to take the final exam.
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Upon completing the course, RE Campus posts a daily report of student's final grade report. The staff at Cooke reviews this report daily, Monday through Friday, and mails the completion certificates to those students who have successfully received a grade of 75% or better. Allow three to four business days to receive this completion certificate. When scheduling the State Exam, please allow a week between course final exam and the scheduled State Exam.
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36.. ......Unit/Chapter - 1—Introduction to the Real Estate Business
144 ......Unit/Chapter - 2—Real Property and the Law
36 ........Unit/Chapter - 3—Concepts of Home Ownership
180 ......Unit/Chapter - 4—Agency
180 ......Unit/Chapter - 5—Real Estate Brokerage
108 ......Unit/Chapter - 6—Listing Agreements and Buyer Representation
216 ......Unit/Chapter - 7—Interest in Real Estate
216 ......Unit/Chapter - 8—Forms of Real Estate Ownership
72.........Unit/Chapter - 9—Legal Descriptions
108 ......Unit/Chapter - 10—Real Estate Taxes and Other Liens
180 ......Unit/Chapter - 11—Real Estate Contracts
72.. ......Unit/Chapter - 12—Transfer of Title
36.. ......Unit/Chapter - 13—Title Records
216 ......Unit/Chapter - 14—Real Estate Financing Principles
288 ......Unit/Chapter - 15—Real Estate Financing Practices
108 ......Unit/Chapter - 16—Leases
180 ......Unit/Chapter - 17—Property Management
288 ......Unit/Chapter - 18—Real Estate Appraisal
216.......Unit/Chapter - 19—Land-Use Controls and Property Development
144 ......Unit/Chapter - 20—Fair Housing and Ethical Practices
108 ......Unit/Chapter - 21—Environmental Issues and Real Estate Transactions
180 ......Unit/Chapter - 22 —Closing the Transaction
288 ......Unit/Chapter - 23 —Introduction to Real Estate Investment
216.......Unit/Chapter - 24 —Math FAQ
180.......End-of-Course Exam
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