Pre-licensing Course

[DevonM]

Which online insurance prelicensing course did you end up going with? Would you do it again or stick to live taught courses? We find that more and more people are loving not having to travel to a classroom for a week.

 

[robtmccarthy]

ended up going with 0Chance2fail.com course involved a lot of reading which worked well for me. Only down side was lack of state integration in the program. required separate studying and no tests. Failed on my first attempt got and 85 on the general p&C information but a 68 on the state junk. required a 70 on both to pass... 2 stinkin points!

on the plus side due to the guarantee by 0Chance2fail.com i received a full refund for my course price. and Dan was very helpful all long the way. *sidenote i noticed lag when taking the examinator / quiz

retook my test last week passed with pretty easily. overall score of 80. can't complain.

 

[psaunder]

Im in GA and passed my exam on the first try, and it had nothing to do with pass/fail ratio. You get out of it what you put into it. So study choose a course that has CD's with sample tests. I found that it was not the material that mattered as much as the formatting of the questions. How you go over it in class may not be the exact same way to see it on the test.

 

[Amber Scherloz]

I just recently got my license and used license2go. I would consider it pretty good as far as a license prep course goes. I got an 85 on the South Carolina exam and considered it pretty easy due to the license2go course. I just looked at their site and it is available for Connecticut.

Hope that helps

I agree, license2go has a lot to offer and it is worth it. I also would consider online course instead of actual classroom set up.