HOW TO REGISTER FOR COURSES
Each of the broker licensing courses may be taken by attending a classroom course or through 100% self study correspondence. You can register for classes by:
- Visiting one of the campuses during normal business hours, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 5 pm EST.
- Filling out and submitting the Student Enrollment Form in the Broker Licensing Brochure (PDF).
- Clicking on the course date link and registering through Internet Member Services (IMS).
Real Estate Law, Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Brokerage, Real Estate Appraisal and other similar courses may be added. Up to one business day prior to the course starting, a student may 1) cancel the course and receive a refund minus a $25 administration fee or 2) use a free one time transfer to a future date of a similar course. Additional transfers are at the discretion of the school. A student who transfers and then cancels will not be given a refund. No refunds or transfers are allowed once the course has started. Text books are not returnable. Broker Licensing Classroom Students may transfer into the Broker Licensing Correspondence course for a fee of $50. If the Correspondence course requires a different text, the student is required to purchase the current course text.
Alpha College of Real Estate reserves the right to cancel a course with a full refund to all paying participants. Classes may be postponed or cancelled if a minimum number of students have not pre-registered.
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"I have been taking classes with Alpha for at least 18 years—including Principles. I passed my license exam on the first try, which I credit to the high qulity of instructors. Every CE class I have taken since has been led by top-notch instructors who make it fun and interesting." -Lindalea P. Sheehan, Hutcheson Realty
RE MARKETING TIPS
How important is it to treat your clients or customers fairly and build positive relationships? The 2009 Edelman Trust Survey, a survey of more than 4,400 people across the globe, found that more than 91 percent of respondents chose to buy products from companies considered trusted. On the other hand, 71 percent indicated that over the past 12 months they refused to purchase from a company they distrusted.
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