Start with the official requirements.
Your regulator is Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. Verify eligibility, approved schools, application timing, background checks, fees and any sponsoring-broker requirements directly before committing to a course.
Official regulator ↗- Regulator
- Oklahoma Real Estate Commission
- Prelicense education
- 90 hours
- Exam provider
- Pearson VUE
- Questions
- 120 questions (80 national + 40 state)
- Time
- 240 minutes
- Passing rule
- Scaled 70 on each portion
The steps, in order.
01
Confirm eligibility
Check age, education, background review and other requirements with the regulator.
02
Complete approved education
Confirm the current 90 hours education requirement and approved providers. LicenseIQ does not replace required prelicensing education.
03
Apply and schedule
Follow the regulator’s application and testing authorization sequence; submit required documents and fees. Exact sequencing varies.
04
Prepare and take the exam
Use the Pearson VUE candidate handbook for check-in, accommodations, allowed materials and current scoring.
05
Complete license issuance
After passing, complete remaining regulator requirements. Do not practice until the license is issued and active.
06
Maintain your license
Verify post-license education, renewal deadlines and continuing education with the regulator.
Post-license education
45 hrs within first year (Provisional Postlicense)
Continuing education
30 hrs every 3 yrs (from 6/1/2025)
What’s on the state portion?
Topics from your LicenseIQ state course; the official exam outline controls.
- OREC, Licensing and License Maintenance4 lessons
- Licensee Conduct: Advertising, Associates, Trust Accounts and Prohibited Dealings4 lessons
- Complaints, Discipline and the Education and Recovery Fund3 lessons
- The Oklahoma Broker Relationships Act4 lessons
- Property Management and the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act3 lessons
- Disclosures, Hazards, Fair Housing and Taxes3 lessons
Try three practice questions.
Question 1
The Oklahoma Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act applies to property with how many dwelling units?
- A. One only
- B. One or two
- C. Up to six
- D. One to four
Question 2
When may a broker disclose a party's confidential information?
- A. After the listing expires
- B. With the party's written consent, when required by law, or when it becomes public from another source
- C. When the other party asks directly
- D. Whenever it would help close the deal
Question 3
A provisional license is issued on September 14, 2026. When does it expire?
- A. Midnight on September 14, 2027
- B. Midnight on December 31, 2026
- C. Midnight on August 31, 2027
- D. Midnight on September 30, 2027
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