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  • Real Estate Broker Certificate

    Business Division
    Certificate N0638

    Prior to taking the California Real Estate Broker's License Exam, the applicant must have completed six (6) required core courses and two (2) additional elective courses. The Real Estate Broker Certificate contains all eight courses necessary to satisfy the educational requirements to take the California Real Estate Broker Examination.

    Required Courses

    Course Prefix Course Name Units
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý50Real Estate Principles3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý51Legal Aspects of Real Estate3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý52Real Estate Practice3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý53Real Estate Finance3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý55Real Estate Economics3
    ´Ç°ùÌýµþ±«³§´¡Ìý11 Fundamentals of Accounting
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý81Appraisal: Principles and Procedures3.5
    Choose two courses from the following:6
    µþ±«³§³¢Ìý18
    Business Law
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý40
    Landlord-Tenant Law
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý59
    Real Estate Property Management
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý60
    Real Estate Investment Planning
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý62
    Mortgage Loan Brokering and Lending
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý68
    Computer Applications for Real Estate
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý76
    Escrow Procedures I
    Total Units24.5

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  • Real Estate AS Degree

    Business Division
    Degree S0512

    This program prepares students for employment following graduation. Students wishing a bachelor’s degree (transfer program) should consult with a counselor or advisor to discuss transferability of courses. The requirements for a degree in real estate include the eight classes needed prior to applying to take the Real Estate Broker License Exam as well as several additional classes designed to strengthen the skills needed to succeed in a career in real estate.

    This degree requires the completion of General Education coursework plus the following:

    Required Courses

    Course Prefix Course Name Units
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý50Real Estate Principles3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý51Legal Aspects of Real Estate3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý52Real Estate Practice3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý53Real Estate Finance3
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý55Real Estate Economics3
    ´Ç°ùÌýµþ±«³§´¡Ìý11 Fundamentals of Accounting
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý81Appraisal: Principles and Procedures3.5
    Required Electives
    Choose three courses from the following:9
    µþ±«³§³¢Ìý18
    Business Law
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý40
    Landlord-Tenant Law
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý59
    Real Estate Property Management
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý60
    Real Estate Investment Planning
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý62
    Mortgage Loan Brokering and Lending
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý68
    Computer Applications for Real Estate
    µþ±«³§¸éÌý76
    Escrow Procedures I
    Total Units27.5

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