frequently asked questions

  • To obtain your Delaware real estate license, you must:

    • Be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED

    • Complete and pass a 99 hour pre-licensing course from a Delaware approved provider

    • Pass both the Delaware state and national exams through Pearson VUE

    • Be sponsored by a licensed Delaware real estate broker

    Learn more about the steps to licensing.

  • The Delaware Pre-Licensing Real Estate Course is 99 hours provided by an approved Delaware real estate school. CDREA typically offers the course 3 days a week for 3 hours a session, often times taking 11 weeks for course completion.

    Read more about the 99 hour course.

  • Central Delaware Real Estate Academy offers in person classes led by approved Delaware instructors for math, sales, and law.

    Learn more about which format is right for you.

  • Yes. Many students balance work, family, and classes. Structured programs are designed with adult learners in mind.

    Learn more about working full time while in classes.

  • Central Delaware Real Estate Academy offers two packages for the Pre-Licensing Course ranging from $849 to $1,049.

    Learn more about our packages.

  • To confirm your spot in the next Delaware Pre-Licensing Course, you can visit our enroll tab of this website and register for which package you’d like to secure.

    Get signed up now.

  • If you’re interested in a future Pre-Licensing Course with Central Delaware Real Estate Academy, join our waitlist. Our team will connect with you when the requested future session registration is open.