What Louisiana requires
Before moving toward the salesperson licensing exam, you need successful completion of 90 hours of real estate education in courses approved by the LREC.
Louisiana pre-license path
Start the 90-hour path toward your Louisiana real estate license.
Excel School helps aspiring agents understand the requirement, choose a learning format, and prepare for the next steps with local instruction and practical support.
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What this page helps you choose
The main decision is not whether you need pre-license education. It is which learning format gives you enough structure, flexibility, and support.
What comes after class
After coursework, students continue through application procedures, exam preparation, licensing exam steps, broker sponsorship, and insurance requirements.
Choose your learning format
Three ways to complete the pre-license path with the right level of support.
Each route is built around the same goal: help you satisfy the Louisiana pre-license education requirement and keep moving toward exam readiness with less confusion.
Online Pre-License Course
Work through the required education on your schedule with a clear course structure and a Louisiana-specific school behind the experience.
Best for
Self-directed students, working adults, parents, and career changers who need the most flexible schedule.
In-Person Plus Online Combo
Pair online access with classroom guidance when you want live explanation, accountability, and a stronger connection to the material.
Best for
Students who like a set rhythm, direct instructor time, and the energy of learning with others.
Real Estate 101 Live Day Course
Choose a live-day pre-license course when you want a more scheduled classroom experience for the 90-hour requirement.
Best for
Students who want an in-person rhythm, direct explanation, and a clear class-based route into the licensing material.
Coursework first. Confidence next.
The pre-license path should help you complete the requirement and understand what to do with the information when exam preparation begins.
What is included
A practical package for serious pre-license students.
Course access
Work through the required pre-license education with a clear path through the material and course expectations.
Local school context
Study with a Louisiana-focused provider, not a generic course page that leaves state-specific decisions feeling disconnected.
Practice resources
Use practice questions, review tools, and flashcard-style study support where included or bundled with your selected option. A standalone national practice test is also publicly available.
Instructor guidance
Choose a support level that gives you access to explanation, pacing help, and practical perspective when you need it.
From interest to exam readiness
A cleaner process for becoming a Louisiana real estate student.
The licensing path has several moving parts. Excel School keeps the education decision focused so you can complete the course, prepare for the exam, and understand your next steps.
Choose your format
Pick online, combo, or hybrid support based on your schedule, learning style, and need for accountability.
Complete the 90 hours
Move through the required pre-license education and keep your attention on steady progress.
Review and practice
Use exam-prep resources and instructor support to turn course completion into stronger recall and confidence.
Move into licensing steps
Continue with LREC application procedures, the licensing exam, broker sponsorship, and required insurance before license issuance.
Pre-license FAQ
Common questions before you enroll.
These answers keep the decision practical. Specific dates, pricing, practice bundles, and live support details can vary by selected option.
Do I really need 90 hours for a Louisiana salesperson license?
Yes. Louisiana salesperson applicants must show proof of successful completion of 90 hours of real estate education in courses approved by the LREC before moving through the rest of the license process.
Which pre-license option should I choose?
Choose online if you need flexibility, the in-person plus online combo if you want a set rhythm and live help, and modified in-person or hybrid support if you can study independently but want targeted guidance.
Is the online path only for people who already know real estate?
No. The online path can work well for beginners when they are comfortable managing their schedule. If you want more accountability or explanation, choose an option with added instructor support.
Are practice tests and flashcards included?
Practice resources may be included or bundled depending on the selected offer. The goal is to give students a clearer bridge from course completion into exam preparation.
Does completing the course automatically make me licensed?
No. The course satisfies the education portion of the path. Applicants still need to follow LREC application procedures, pass the licensing exam, and complete other license issuance requirements.
What if I am not sure real estate is right for me?
If you are still career-curious, start with a low-pressure career-fit assessment or speak with the school before enrolling. The pre-license course is best for students ready to pursue the license path seriously.
Ready to begin
Choose the 90-hour pre-license route that fits how you learn.
Start with the course format, add the support you need, and move toward exam readiness with a Louisiana school built for practical adult education.