Welcome to Thornton's Real Estate Academy- Kentucky's Premier Real Estate School
New Regulations Take Effect November 1st

Each Student Required to Complete a Project

If you've been on the fence waiting for a reason to sign up for our prelicense course, this might be it. We already adhere to higher standards than traditional classroom courses, but the Kentucky Real Estate Commission did implement one new rule. As part of the pre-license course, you will have to complete a "project" in addition to completing all normal coursework. Any student who registers before November 1st would be not be subject to having to complete this "project". In our school the project will be to complete a marketing plan for a house that you pick out. We'll be giving you guidance, but we wanted to give everyone a "heads up" in case you wanted to avoid the project altogether. If you have any other questions, just let us know.

 
New Website Now Official

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We're excited to officially announce our next generation learning management system is now being launched. To avoid disruptions we're switching people over gradually to the new system. We're really excited in terms of what we'll be able to accomplish going forward. We won't bore you with all the details, but in a few weeks, we're even going to launch new (Free) courses on being "Green" in real estate and we're going to offer a free course on "Credit" to help people who need information or who need help in getting started in repairing their credit. These are part of our new initiative on making the world a better place. Of course we'll still have the best online approved and accredited courses for Kentucky. 

For right now, if you need class information, all of our continuing education, core law, broker management, and cram courses can be accessed by clicking here

If you need information on getting a Kentucky real estate license or our exclusive online 96 hour pre-license course, please click here

 

 
Are you tired of being nickeled and dimed?

Nickel and Dimed


It's happening everywhere as companies try to squeeze every little bit they can from consumers. Airlines are charging extra for bags, cans of soda and even window seats. If you look at your bill, cell phone companies have taken extra charges to an entirely new level. It seems fuel surcharges are now on everything, but we have some good news. Our low prices on online Kentucky approved pre-license courses are still all inclusive and include textbooks, free shipping, our cram course and our excluisve "No pass No Pay Guarantee." The total course fee of $579 covers the entire cost of your education in order to meet the requirements of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission. Of course you could spend hundreds more for tuition, pay extra for study material and/or books and even more for gas to drive to class, but why would you?

 
Kentucky License Law Requirements

Kentucky Real Estate License

What does it take to obtain a Kentucky Real Estate License? The Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC) has outlined a few basic requirements in their regulations. Click here to go directly to the Kentucky Real Estate Commission website if you need further information.

 

  1. At least 18+ years of age
  2. High school diploma or equivalent (GED can be used)
  3. 96 hours of approved real estate education (Must be from an approved school)
  4. FBI Background Check (We provide instructions upon registration)
  5. Pass the Kentucky Real Estate Exam (75% minimum score required)
 
How much money have students saved?

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Have the prices of gas interfered with you obtaining your goal to become a licensed Kentucky real estate agent? We thought you might find it interesting how much we’ve saved Kentucky real estate students who have attended our online Kentucky real estate classes. After all, our tuition is low, we don’t charge for extra stuff like textbooks, and maybe most importantly our online classes don’t require driving to class and with gas fluctuating between $3.50- $4 a gallon, the fuel savings alone is huge. We've actually had to recalculate how much we've saved students due to our number of students increasing and more importantly soaring food and fuel costs, but over the past year we now estimate our students saved in total at least:

$105,420

 
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