Oklahoma Pre-License Education

Get your Oklahoma real estate license

The 90-hour course the state requires — fully online and self-paced. $199 one time, or $34 a month. Start today.

Basic Course of Real Estate, Part I of II · Approved by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission · Course approval no. 3005725

90
Clock hours — exactly what Oklahoma requires
100%
Online and self-paced, on any device
$199
One time — or $34 a month
6 mo
Of access from the day you enroll

Two ways to pay

Same course either way

Pick whichever suits how you want to pay. The instruction, the exam, the certificate and the six-month access window are identical on both plans.

Pay once

$199 one time

Pay today, nothing further. Best if you want it settled in one go.

  • One payment of $199 — no renewals, nothing to cancel
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • We credit the full $199 back out of your first closing if you start your career with Homestead & Co

Pay monthly

$34 per month

A smaller start. Best if you plan to move quickly through the course.

  • $34 a month, starting today
  • Cancel any time from your student dashboard — no notice period, no fee
  • Stop paying and your progress is saved; pick up where you left off when you restart

Payments are processed securely by Stripe. Questions? [email protected]

What you get

Everything Oklahoma requires, in one course

No upsells, no per-chapter unlocks. You finish with the certificate the Commission asks for when you apply to sit for the state exam.

Both plans include

  • All 90 clock hours — 20 chapters of written instruction with knowledge checks
  • Chapter quizzes plus the required 150-question final examination
  • Instructor support with posted office hours and an ask-the-instructor tool
  • Completion certificate for your Oklahoma license application
  • Six months of access from your enrollment date (Oklahoma’s distance-education window)

How it works

  1. Enroll. Choose a plan, pay securely, and tell us the full legal name for your course records.
  2. Set your password. Your welcome email arrives within minutes with a sign-in link.
  3. Study at your pace. Work through the 20 chapters anywhere, on any device — your progress and hours are tracked automatically.
  4. Pass the final exam. Score 75% or better on the 150-question final and we certify your completion and issue your certificate.
  5. Apply for the state exam. Your certificate is your evidence of the required education when you apply to the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission.

On the one-time plan, if you start your career with us

We credit the $199 back out of your first closing

Homestead & Co is a brokerage that teaches its own pre-license course. If you pay the one-time tuition, get licensed and join us, that tuition comes back to you out of your first closing with us — the course ends up costing you nothing.

The terms, in plain language:

  • You pay the $199 one-time tuition up front, like any other student.
  • If you get licensed and affiliate your license with Homestead & Co, we credit $199 to you at your first closing with us.
  • It is a one-time credit paid at that closing — not a rebate on the tuition itself, and separate from the 30-day money-back policy below.
  • The credit applies to the one-time plan only. The monthly plan is priced lower from the start instead; it is not credited back at closing.
  • Enrolling puts you under no obligation. You are free to take the course and hang your license wherever you like; the course is the same either way.

Common questions

Getting licensed in Oklahoma

How much does the Oklahoma pre-license course cost?

There are two ways to pay for the same 90-hour Basic Course of Real Estate, Part I of II, approved by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (course approval no. 3005725): $199 one time, or $34 a month for as long as you need it. There are no additional fees for the course itself either way. The state exam and license application fees are paid separately to the Commission and its testing vendor.

Which plan should I pick?

If you expect to finish quickly, the monthly plan usually costs less — at $34 a month, a student who finishes in three months pays about $102. If you would rather settle it once and not think about it again, or you are considering starting your career with us, pay once: the $199 one-time tuition is the plan we credit back out of your first closing. The course itself is identical on both.

What happens if I stop paying on the monthly plan?

Your course access pauses, and everything you have done is kept — chapters, quiz results and study hours are all saved. Restart the plan from your student dashboard and you pick up exactly where you left off. You can cancel any time; there is no notice period and no cancellation fee. Payments already made are not refunded.

Is the course really free if I join Homestead & Co?

That applies to the one-time plan. You pay the $199 tuition up front, and if you get licensed and start your career with Homestead & Co, we credit the full $199 back to you out of your first closing with us — so the course ends up costing you nothing. That first-closing credit is separate from the 30-day tuition refund policy, and it is not a condition of enrolling: you are free to take the course and hang your license anywhere.

How long does it take to get an Oklahoma real estate license?

Oklahoma requires 90 clock hours of pre-license education before you can sit for the sales associate exam. Because the course is self-paced, how fast you finish is up to you — most students complete the education and the state exam within a couple of months. Your enrollment is valid for six months from the date you enroll.

What does Oklahoma require to get a real estate license?

Oklahoma requires the 90-hour pre-license education, passing the state licensing exam, a background check, and affiliating with a sponsoring broker. Homestead & Co teaches the education and can also be your sponsoring brokerage, but the two are independent choices.

Is the course fully online?

Yes. All 90 hours are delivered online and self-paced, on any device, including the chapter quizzes and the required 150-question final examination. Instructor support is available through posted office hours and an ask-the-instructor tool.

Do I need any experience to start?

No. The course assumes no real estate background and starts from first principles. Many Homestead & Co agents began with no industry experience.

Get started

Start the 90 hours today

$199 once or $34 a month — either way you can be in Chapter 1 within a few minutes.