What the Florida 63-hour pre-license course is
Checked on: 2026-10-14
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The Florida 63-hour pre-license course is the Commission-approved education sales associate applicants must finish before they sit the Pearson VUE state exam. Casa English course 0032664 and Spanish course 0032665 are two separate 63-hour paths with self-paced lessons, practice, a tutor, and flashcards; they are not the state exam and not post-license.

What Florida's 63-hour pre-license course is, how a normal Casa study day works, English and Spanish course numbers, and what $199 tuition includes or leaves out, checked the same day as the live enroll page.

What the 63 hours are for
Florida requires a Commission-approved 63-hour sales associate pre-license course before you can sit the state licensing exam. The course covers Florida real estate principles, practices, and law. When you finish the coursework and pass your school's end-of-course final, the school issues a completion certificate. That certificate is valid for two years and must be shown at every Pearson VUE sitting. The pre-license course is education only. It does not issue a Florida license by itself.

A normal study day at Casa Academy
A typical session looks like this: watch the lesson video, review the slides, take the chapter quiz, practice the questions you missed, and ask the ChatGPT tutor inside that lesson when a concept does not stick. Optional Spotify audio covers the same lessons when you cannot sit at a screen. Access lasts until you finish the course. There is no fixed 6-month or 12-month clock on the included materials. Self-paced means you can finish in a few focused weeks or spread the work across longer study blocks.

English and Spanish are two full courses
Casa Academy offers the 63-hour path as two separate courses: English course number 0032664 and Spanish course number 0032665 (school license ZH1003169, provider 0010716). Lessons, the school final, practice exams, and flashcards stay in the language you enroll in. Changing the website language does not translate a course you already bought. The tutor can talk in many languages. The course itself is English or Spanish, not every language.

Not the state exam and not post-license
The school final and the Florida state exam are different tests. Florida schools commonly use a 70% pass bar on the school final. The state exam is given by Pearson VUE: 100 scored questions, about 3.5 hours, 75 correct to pass. Passing the school final earns your pre-license certificate; it is not a Florida license. After you are licensed, Florida also requires a separate 45-hour post-license course before your first renewal. That post-license work is not part of the 63-hour pre-license course.

What Casa Academy includes (checked 2026-10-14)
Public tuition on the English and Spanish enroll pages is $199 for the current cohort (sources: https://casaacademy.com/enroll/florida-63-hour-pre-licensing-course and https://casaacademy.com/enroll/spanish, opened 2026-10-14). After that cohort fills, the published next price is $249. One payment. Klarna is offered at checkout. The $199 checkout includes the 63-hour DBPR-approved course, access until you finish, 650+ practice questions, a timed full exam weighted to Florida chapter weights, a ChatGPT tutor in every lesson, SM-2 flashcards, and English or Spanish as two full courses. Seven-day refund via support@onlinerealestateschool.com.

What Casa tuition does not include
DBPR RE 1 ($62.75, source: https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/re/documents/DBPR_RE_1_Sales_Associate_Application.pdf, opened 2026-10-14), Livescan fingerprints (provider prices vary), Pearson VUE exam fee ($36.75, source: https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/servop/testing/documents/CBT_exam_admin_Fee_2016.pdf, updated 2022-09-08, opened 2026-10-14), post-licensing, continuing education, broker coursework, MLS access, and Realtor association dues are separate. Casa does not sell those state or association fees inside the $199 checkout. You can complete the 63-hour requirement with any DBPR-approved school; this page stays useful if you never buy Casa.

Official sources opened 2026-10-14
Casa English enroll: https://casaacademy.com/enroll/florida-63-hour-pre-licensing-course. Casa Spanish enroll: https://casaacademy.com/enroll/spanish. RE 1 application PDF (fee $62.75): https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/re/documents/DBPR_RE_1_Sales_Associate_Application.pdf. CBT exam fee table (Sales Associate $36.75): https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/servop/testing/documents/CBT_exam_admin_Fee_2016.pdf. Pearson Florida scheduling hub: https://home.pearsonvue.com/fl/realestate. Machine-readable school facts: /learn/florida-real-estate/facts.txt.

Where to go next
Full licensing path: /learn/florida-real-estate/how-to-get-a-florida-real-estate-license. Eligibility-only requirements: /learn/florida-real-estate/florida-real-estate-license-requirements. Cost breakdown: /learn/florida-real-estate/florida-real-estate-license-cost. Timeline with study-week math: /learn/florida-real-estate/florida-real-estate-license-timeline. How to choose a school: /learn/florida-real-estate/how-to-choose-a-florida-real-estate-school. Method hub: /best-real-estate-school-florida. School facts and the guide list: /learn/florida-real-estate. Free Florida practice samples: /free-exam-prep. Re-check tuition before you pay: /enroll/florida-63-hour-pre-licensing-course or /enroll/spanish. Refund requests within 7 days: support@onlinerealestateschool.com.

FAQ
Q: Is the 63-hour course the same as the Florida state exam?
A: No. The 63-hour course is pre-license education. After you pass your school's final and receive a certificate, you still schedule the separate Pearson VUE sales associate exam (100 scored questions, about 3.5 hours, 75 correct to pass).

Q: What are Casa's English and Spanish course numbers?
A: English course 0032664 and Spanish course 0032665, under school license ZH1003169 and provider 0010716. They are two full courses, not one course with a language toggle.

Q: How long do I have to finish the Casa course?
A: Access lasts until you finish. There is no fixed 6-month or 12-month clock on the included materials. Work at your own pace.

Q: Does Casa tuition include post-license education?
A: No. The 63-hour pre-license course and the later 45-hour post-license requirement are separate. Post-license, CE, broker coursework, MLS, and Realtor dues are outside the $199 checkout.

Q: How much does Casa Academy cost right now?
A: Public tuition checked on 2026-10-14 is $199 on both the English and Spanish enroll pages. After the current cohort fills, the published next price is $249. Re-check the live enroll page before you pay.

Q: Can I use this page without buying Casa?
A: Yes. Any DBPR-approved school can deliver the 63-hour requirement. The fee sources and exam distinctions on this page apply whether or not you enroll at Casa.

School tuition: $199 (checked 2026-10-14)
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