Idaho Real Estate Classes

Packages range from $719 to $1,019 (list price) depending on the tier you choose:

• Courses Only ($719): both modules — the essentials.
• Standard ($819): adds Exam Prep Edge with unlimited practice exams.
• Value ($895): adds Kickstarter Professional Development (3 courses).
• Premium ($1,019): adds 19.5-hour post-licensing course.

The CE Shop frequently runs promotions — check the current pricing page for active discounts. Every package also includes $175 in free study tools when you enroll through IOREA.

Yes — through the Idaho LAUNCH program, the State of Idaho may cover up to 80% of your tuition. Idaho Online Real Estate Academy is the first real estate school in Idaho accepted as an approved provider.

• Working-age adults (18+): apply year-round through IdahoWorks. Up to $3,500.
• Graduating seniors (Class of 2026): apply through Next Steps Idaho. Up to $8,000. Deadline: April 15, 2026.
• Estimated out-of-pocket: ~$155 for a $778 course (you pay 20%).

Every student who enrolls through IOREA receives three additional study resources at no extra cost:

• Ace the Exam Real Estate Math Tool ($75 value): printable study guide covering the math topics tested on the PearsonVUE exam.
• 250 Premium Digital Flashcards ($70 value): key terms and concepts from both Module 1 and Module 2, available to study online anytime.
• Stay on Track Accountability Calendar ($30 value): weekly planner to help you stay on pace through the 90 hours.

Yes. Idaho allows the full 90 hours of prelicense education to be completed online. The self-paced course runs on The CE Shop's LEAP platform — accessible from any device, any time, with your progress saved automatically. There is no requirement to attend in-person classes.

Yes — both are required. Idaho mandates 90 total hours, split into two courses:

• Module 1 — Idaho Real Estate Practices (45 hrs): state-specific laws, agency, contracts, regulatory rules.
• Module 2 — Real Estate Principles (45 hrs): national concepts — ownership, valuation, finance, closings.

You must pass both module exams before you can sit for the state licensing exam. All packages on this page bundle both modules together — there's no need to enroll separately.

Idaho requires students to spend a minimum amount of active time in each course section before moving on. The platform tracks your engagement automatically — you cannot fast-forward or skip content. This ensures you engage with the material, but it doesn't prevent motivated students from moving at a steady pace. Think of it as a minimum speed, not a maximum.

Yes. The CE Shop offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. You can explore the LEAP learning platform, preview course content, and confirm the format works for you before paying. If you like it, enroll through our link to get the $175 bonus materials.

Most students complete both modules in 3 to 6 weeks studying 15–30 hours per week. Treated like a full-time commitment, you could finish in as few as three weeks. You have 6 months of access from enrollment, with extensions available if needed.

The most effective approach combines practice questions with focused review:

• Practice exams covering both national and Idaho state portions
• Idaho license law & rules handbook (official reference)
• Course review materials from Module 1 + Module 2
• Flashcards for rapid-fire term review

Study strategy: Take practice exams until you're consistently scoring 80%+. Prioritize your lowest-scoring topics. Focus on Idaho-specific rules in the final 1–2 weeks. Schedule the exam while material is fresh.

You can retake the exam. Idaho's retake policy:

• If you fail one section (national or state), you only retake the section you failed.
• You must pay the exam fee again for each retake attempt.
• You must pass both sections within 12 months of completing your education.
• There is no limit on the number of retake attempts within that 12-month window.