Exams are taken online and may be taken multiple times. All practice exams must be passed before accessing the final exam in that same course. A greater number of multiple-choice test questions are created to help you feel comfortable with the testing methodology. The final exam for each of the six courses must also be passed. If you do not receive a passing score, you can only attempt the same course final exam twice in one day, in order to give you more time for review. Once the final exam is passed, there are no restrictions on retaking the same final exam.

Two Exam Prep finals must also be passed: one covering the first course, Law & Practice, which tests what you must know to pass the general portion of the Colorado broker exam; and one covering the material tested on the state specific portion (Colorado Contracts, Real Estate Closings, and Trust Accounts and Record Keeping).

Law and Practice has seven practice exams. The final exam is a set of 80 multiple-choice questions.

Colorado Contracts consists of five sections, each section having its own set of practice exams and an online final exam of 70 multiple-choice questions.

Real Estate Closings has 8 closing problems in which 6-column broker settlement sheets are created. There is an example worksheet to help you learn based on an actual closing that includes many of the contracts and other forms and title commitment you would see at a real estate closing. The online final exam consists of 20 multiple-choice questions based on a closing scenario.

Trust Accounts and Record Keeping includes study questions. The online final exam consists of multiple-choice questions of which some will be based on accurately filling out a journal, ledger, and balance statement.

In Legal Issues there will be a final exam of 16 true and false questions based on the Real Estate Commission's cases, complaints, and audits.

Practical Applications is broken into eleven sections followed by periodic practice exams. The final exam consists of 25 true and false questions.

Exams may be repeated without limitation; however, we strongly recommend thoroughly reviewing the material again any time an exam is not passed before attempting the same exam again.