
* On-Demand Wisconsin Pre-License Course.
* Expert coaching and trainer.
* Wisconsin State-Approved 72-Hour Curriculum.
* Designed for your success.
*Flexible learning tailored to your schedule.
Many aspiring real estate professionals feel overwhelmed by the amount they need to learn and the fear of failing in a commission-based career. Our comprehensive Wisconsin State Approved 72-Hour pre-license course is designed to guide you through each step. By enrolling, you’ll gain access to skilled coaching and a structured learning path that prepares you to succeed. Imagine confidently stepping into your new career and thriving in the real estate market.
With over 25 years of experience, we know what it takes to succeed.
Answers To Frequently Asked Questions
The first step is enrolling in our state-approved 72-hour pre-licensing course. You can complete it online at your own pace or at one of our classroom options when available. Once you finish, you’ll receive a certificate that allows you to schedule the state exam.
Most motivated students finish in 4–6 weeks, depending on how quickly they complete the coursework and schedule the exam. Some fast-track online students finish in as little as 2 weeks.
This course prepares you to take the exam, which includes Wisconsin-specific real estate law, agency relationships, contracts, property ownership, disclosures, real estate math, and more. It’s a multiple-choice test taken at a Pearson VUE testing center.
On average:
Pre-licensing course: $495
State exam: $65
License application: $60
State and local associations $1,000 (estimate)
Most new agents invest about $1,800 total, including all expenses, to become fully licensed.
PRO-TIP: Have 4-6 months of living expenses saved.
Not in Wisconsin, but you will need one to activate your license. Many students begin interviewing brokerages early so they’re ready to launch the moment they pass the exam. A good brokerage will support training, leads, mentorship, and your first-year success.
Once you pass and submit your license application with the brokerage you choose, the processing typically takes 1–2 weeks. After that, you're officially a licensed Wisconsin real estate agent and can start helping buyers and sellers.