South Carolina Real Estate Post-License Requirements
South Carolina does not have a separate post-license course requirement. New licensees must complete their first 10-hour annual CE renewal within their first license year.
10 hours required
South Carolina Unit II course at a glance
- Course
- Unit II: Advanced Real Estate Principles, 30 hours
- When
- After the exam is fine, but it must be done before you apply for your license
- Replaces
- The former post-licensing course
- Proof
- Submit your Unit II certificate with your passing score sheets
- After licensing
- 10 hours of CE every 2 years
Source: SCREC: Licensing FAQ · SCREC: Associate Licensure Requirements and Application Process
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South Carolina Unit II: common questions
Does South Carolina still have post-licensing?
Its 30-hour advanced course, Unit II: Advanced Real Estate Principles, is now required before you apply for your license rather than after.
Do I need Unit II before the exam?
No. Unit I (60 hours) qualifies you for the exam. Unit II must be done before you apply for your license, and the certificate can be submitted after the exam.
Who else needs Unit II?
South Carolina residents of more than six months who hold a license in another state must take Unit II before taking the SC exam.
Source: SCREC: Licensing FAQ · SCREC: Associate Licensure Requirements and Application Process