Compare Real Estate Schools in Vermont
Vermont Real Estate License Requirements
Regulated by Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC), Office of Professional Regulation
Pre-License Hours
40 hrs
State & Exam Fees
$210
Exam Format
136 questions
Passing Score
70%
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How to Get Your Real Estate License in Vermont
To become a licensed real estate salesperson in Vermont, you must complete 40 hours of approved pre-licensing education, pass the state licensing exam administered by PSI, and submit your application to the Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC), Office of Professional Regulation.
The licensing exam consists of 136 questions (100 national, 36 state-specific). Total state fees are approximately $210, not including course tuition.
Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC), Office of Professional Regulation does not currently publish per-school exam pass rates. Vermont does not publish per-school pass rate data.
Vermont Real Estate License FAQ
How many hours of education do I need in Vermont? ▾
Vermont requires 40 hours of pre-licensing education from an approved provider.
How much does it cost to get a real estate license in Vermont? ▾
State fees total approximately $210 (exam fee: $110, application: $100). Course tuition varies by provider. See the comparison table above.
Can I take Vermont real estate courses online? ▾
Yes, Vermont approves several online pre-licensing providers. You can filter the comparison table above to see online-only options.
Does Vermont publish school pass rates? ▾
No. The Vermont Real Estate Commission (VREC), Office of Professional Regulation does not publish per-provider exam pass rates at this time.
How Much Does a Vermont Real Estate License Cost?
See a full breakdown of course fees, exam costs, and total licensing expenses.