Student Login

Student ID or User Name:
Password:
 

Help Topics

  What is a Student ID?

  I have a Product Code.

  What is my Password?

WARNING: All Final Exam transcripts are automatically reviewed by our administrative staff. Any unauthorized access to any of our final exams by any person who have not pre-paid for the course materials and final exams may be reported to the California Department of Real Estate at our discretion.

Should you have any questions, please contact our staff at:

(800) 439 - 4909
Monday through Friday, 9 am to 3 pm (excluding holidays)

Misplaced your 9-digit Student ID (Log-in ID) and Password?

This feature is only available for students who registered online. Just provide us with your e-mail address that you provided during online registration and we will send you directions for reviewing your login information.

e-mail address:
 

Student ID versus User Name

The Student ID is a 9-digit number (Example: 080129876) issued for all Continuing Education courses. The Student ID may have been sent to you by email if you registered for materials through this web site, or verbally supplied to you if you ordered materials through a telephone-placed order.

The User Name is an alphabetic "word" (Example: violet) issued for all College-Level courses, such as Real Estate Principles. You must call our office at (800) 439-4909 to obtain a User Name and Password.

Enter your 9-character Product Code (Example: CE1R1A318) in the text box labelled "Student ID:" on this page.

A User Name is an alphabetic code (Example: football), which you can find on the second page in your Student Workbook, titled INTERNET TESTING INSTRUCTIONS, Section 2:, paragraph #2.

There is one unique User Name for each enrolled course.

Your Password may be one of the following:

  • A code that you or our system created during Online Registration, which is also used in conjunction with a Student ID, or

  • A 4-digit number provided to you by our office staff, per instructions found in the textbook, or

  • A code that you may find on the inside cover of a book or a CD-rom jacket, along with a corresponding Product Code.