As a Utah real estate licensing school, we are often asked how much it costs to get a Utah real estate license. We are going to break down all of the costs associated with getting your license here in this blog entry!

• Once someone has decided to get a Utah real estate license they need to enroll in a real estate school, like Agent Professor. The cost to enroll at Agent Professor is $395, but we usually have some kind of promotion code available to reduce this tuition fee. Promotions are usually found on our Registration Page. This fee is due when a student enrolls and if a student needs special financing, a payment plan may be worked out. Students needing a payment plan should contact Agent Professor before enrolling.

• Once a student completes real estate licensing school, they schedule to take the Utah state exam through Pearson Vue and pay a fee of $59. If a student fails the exam, they will need to study harder and retake the exam paying another $59. Pearson Vue has several locations in Utah and other states as well.

• After the student passes the Utah state exam, they will need to apply for a license and pay to the Utah Division of Real Estate a $157 total non-refundable fee ($100 application fee, $12 recovery fund fee,$40 fingerprint processing fee and $5 FBI Rapback fee).

Keep in mind that these are the costs associated with getting your license only. Agents should also plan on paying dues to local, state and national associations of Realtors® if they plan on joining these associations. 

Enroll today to get started on your real estate career!