Classroom Course Instructions

What to Expect from the Classroom Method

The Champions School of Real Estate^® classroom delivery method offers instructor led classroom sessions that present all of the required hours for the course in the classroom. If required, course exams are administered on the last day of the class and are graded and reviewed by the instructor. Students must attend all hours of the course and pass the exam to receive credit for the course.

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• Retrieve and Review Course Materials

  Prior to the start of class, it is recommended that you spend some time familiarizing yourself with the textbook content so that you are well prepared and ready for class. A downloadable PDF textbook (if available) can be found in your online ChampionsSchool.com account along with any other required materials that are available digitally. When applicable, physical textbooks are included and can be shipped to you for an additional shipping fee or picked up at the campus free of charge.

• Arrive Early on Day of Class

  It is highly recommended that you aim to arrive for class 10-15 minutes early so that you have plenty of time to check-in and get settled before the lecture begins. When you arrive for class, your first stop will be at the front desk where a Career Counselor will be waiting to check you in and hand you any printed materials that you may need. The Career Counselor will direct you to the classroom and let you know where you can find the designated break area for complimentary refreshments. Please bring your photo ID when you check in.

  Real Estate Continuing Education (CE) - In order to receive credit for a Real Estate CE course, students are required to attend the class in full. Late students will not be allowed to enter the class.

  Loan Pre-Licensing Education (PE) - If a Loan Originator Pre-Licensing student is more than 20-minutes late to class, they will be required to reschedule for a different class date.

  Appraisal Qualifying Education (QE) - If a student is late to an Appraisal QE course, they are required to make up their time by attending a future class session.

• Attend the Class

  Students must attend all classroom hours and complete all required assignments (homework, quizzes, etc) in order to take the final exam (if applicable) and receive credit for the course.

  What should I bring with me to class?

  • Photo ID (Drivers' License or Passport)
  • Highlighter
  • Basic calculator
  • Pen(s) (we provide pencils)
  • Notebook (if you like taking notes)
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Face mask / Face shield (Optional)

• Pass the Final Exam (If applicable)

  If required by the regulatory body (TREC, TALCB, etc), a final exam will be administered at the end of the final day of class. This exam must be passed with a 70% or higher to receive credit. If you fail an exam, you can arrange to retake the exam in one of our testing centers.

  Loan Originator PE Exams - Loan Originator Pre-Licensing Exams must be passed with a 75% or higher. If you fail an exam, you must retake it within 30-days or you will be required to take the course again from the beginning.

  CE Course Exams - If you fail a CE course exam twice, you will be required to reset the course and retake the homework quizzes before attempting to pass the exam again.

  Appraisal USPAP Course - The Final Exam for the 15-Hour USPAP course must be passed with a 74% or higher. If you do not pass the third USPAP exam attempt, you will need to retake the USPAP course. A fee will apply for the course retake.

  Appraisal QE - Per TALCB rules, final exams cannot be administered until a student has attended the required number of classroom instruction hours. If any portion of class is missed, students are required to make up their time by attending a future class session prior to taking the Final Exam. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

• Report Course Completion Credit to the Appropriate Regulatory Agency

  Upon successfully passing the final exam, you will receive credit for the course that will be provided to the necessary Regulatory Agency (TREC, TALCB, NMLS, etc). The method in which credit is reported differs depending on the type of course you completed. If you have questions about the reporting procedure for a class, please speak with a career counselor or reference the instructions for the course on your ChampionsSchool.com account.