Use this guide to better inform yourself about the licensing process. 

For further information please call the schools admissions office (702) 313 - 7000

• Q  How many hours of education does the prospective licensee need to take if they are licensed in another state. 
• A  The prospective licensee needs to take the balance of the education from a total of 90 hours. Example: A California licensee took 45 hours of principles.              (90- 45 = 45) This licensee would have to take 45 hours of practices.                (This 45 hours of practices must Include 18 hours of Nevada Law) 
• Q What education counts and what education does not count?
• A Education received from other states must be in the required Nevada pre licensing subjects before the any of the Nevada education can be waved. Example: An Illinois licensee has taken over 300 hours of continuing education to maintain her Illinois license. Only education titled Principles and or Practices can count for part of the whole educational requirement. (Most continuing education classes do not count toward the Nevada pre licensing requirement) 
• Q What test do out of state licensees take to become licensed in the state of Nevada?
• A After completing the educational requirement for the prospective licensee, the individual must take and pass both portions of the Nevada real estate examination. (Prospective licensees may wave the national portion of the two part test only if they have take the test in another of the 50 states with in the last year) 
• Q Where can a prospective licensee get the course they need?
• A Key Realty School offers classes to meet the 18 Hour Nevada Law requirement, the 45 Hour Nevada law requirement, the 45 Hour Principles requirement, or the whole 90 Hour principles and practices course. (See the home page for your specific course) 
• Refer back to the Q and A page for further questions about testing or licensing fees.   

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