You must pass the SAFE National Test to become licensed with the NMLS. PREP-to-PASS is a proven self-study program that has helped thousands of MLOs pass their licensing exam.
Courses included in this package:
MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATOR GET YOUR LICENSE
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20-hour Education Requirement
$388.00
Mandatory Regulatory Fee(s):
The regulatory agency to which we report your course completion(s) may require a credit reporting or other processing fee. Fees are often calculated per-course or per-credit-hour.
Students are required to pay any state-mandated fees in addition to our course tuition.
We do not add any other shipping, processing, or hidden fees.
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Credit:
- 20 Hour(s) Pre-License Education
- Test Preparation
20 Hour SAFE Comprehensive PE - Pathway to Success + National Test Prep: Webinar
(SAVE $50)
Package Details
This discount package made getting your mortgage loan originator license even easier. Satisfy your NMLS 20-hour pre-license education requirements with this interactive 3-day webinar and receive our popular PREP-to-PASS program to prepare yourself for the SAFE National MLO exam.
In our 20-hour webinar, you will benefit from an instructor who has extensive frontline mortgage lending experience in addition to being a professional trainer. You can ask the instructor questions just as you would in the classroom. Your interest and attention will surely be captured during this lively program.
Notes:
- This program requires the use of a desktop or laptop computer. NMLS does not approve courses to be taken on mobile devices. Click here to test your computer's compatibility.
- This program requires the use of a webcam. NMLS requires students to be visible on camera from at least the shoulders up for the course instruction. If a student cannot comply with these requirements, they will be removed from the webinar.
- Your course tuition includes online access to comprehensive course materials.
- All state-licensed loan originators must satisfy a minimum 20-hour NMLS-Approved Pre-license Education requirement to become licensed under the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System. Some states also have state-specific education requirements that must be met. See the NMLS State-Specific Education Requirements Chart for details.
