A general overview of education exemptions for Real Estate licenses in Florida:
FREC Course I and Course II:
4-Year Real Estate Degree: Individuals with a 4-year or higher degree in real estate from an accredited institution are exempt from taking FREC Course I.
Florida-Licensed Attorney: Florida-licensed attorneys are exempt from the FREC Course I, but are not exempt from the Course II.
Post-License Education:
4-Year Real Estate Degree: Having a 4-year or higher real estate degree are exempt from taking the Post-license education requirements.
Florida-Licensed Attorney: Florida-licensed attorneys are not exempt from the Post-license education.
Continuing Education:
4-Year Real Estate Degree: A 4-year or higher real estate degree is not exempt from taking the Continuing education requirements.
Florida-Licensed Attorney: An active attorney licensed in Florida may be exempt from the Continuing education requirements.
License Exam:
4-Year Real Estate Degree: Having a 4-year or higher real estate degree is not exempt from taking the license exam.
Florida-Licensed Attorney: Florida-licensed attorneys are not exempt from taking the license exam.
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