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Alaska exam prep
Everything the Alaska exam actually tests: the national outline plus Alaska license law, with a dedicated state-law bank in the free Freehold app.
Pearson VUE-administered exam — salesperson: 80 general + 40 state (120 total); associate broker/broker: 80 general + 60 state = 140 scored questions, plus roughly 10–15 additional unscored pretest items on top (not subtracted from the 140). Scaled score of 75 required on each portion independently, 4 hours, $100 fee.
Two separately scored sections
Two separately scored sections
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From the Alaska state-law question bank — every question cites its statute or regulation.
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What are Alaska's three real estate license tiers?
Salesperson, associate broker, broker — Alaska licenses real estate professionals as salespersons, associate brokers, or brokers, each with progressively greater experience and education requirements.
Source: Alaska Real Estate Commission — Broker Licensing Requirements
Which Alaska real estate license authorizes a licensee to independently supervise other licensees and hold trust accounts?
Broker — Only a broker-level license carries the authority to independently operate a brokerage, supervise other licensees, and maintain the firm's trust accounts.
Source: Alaska Real Estate Commission — Broker Licensing Requirements
What must an associate broker applicant pass, in addition to meeting education and experience requirements?
The broker's exam — An associate broker applicant must pass the broker-level exam, which covers deeper Alaska state law content than the salesperson exam.
Source: Alaska Real Estate Commission — Broker Licensing Requirements
The Alaska salesperson exam has 120 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You need a scaled score of 75 to pass.
The Alaska broker exam requires a scaled score of 75 to pass, across 140 questions in 240 minutes.
The exam is administered by Pearson VUE. Pearson VUE-administered exam — salesperson: 80 general + 40 state (120 total); associate broker/broker: 80 general + 60 state = 140 scored questions, plus roughly 10–15 additional unscored pretest items on top (not subtracted from the 140). Scaled score of 75 required on each portion independently, 4 hours, $100 fee.