Washington State Pre-Licensing:

[Shmitty]

Any Washington residents here recommend a pre-licensing course? I'm comparing Walls School of Insurance to Intellipass. I'll be doing online self-study.

 

[medsuptage]

I can't remember who I used back in the day. I have used Intellipass for CE and they were great.

Make sure you learn the state rules very well for your test. It's a separate part of your test. Also, when you take the test, most questions are the "most correct answer" so you'll get a question with 2 or 3 right answers but you have to pick the "most correct answer" It's bullshit. So make sure you do take ample time to thoroughly study or you won't pass.

Good luck!

 

[Shmitty]

I can't remember who I used back in the day. I have used Intellipass for CE and they were great.

Make sure you learn the state rules very well for your test. It's a separate part of your test. Also, when you take the test, most questions are the "most correct answer" so you'll get a question with 2 or 3 right answers but you have to pick the "most correct answer" It's bullshit. So make sure you do take ample time to thoroughly study or you won't pass.

Good luck!

Wow, thank you! This info is very useful!

 

[Matthew King]

You could also take a look at A.D. Bankers, I enjoyed their program and so have some of the agents we had go through their program just a few weeks ago!

 

[Shmitty]

I ended up buying the 100 hour All Lines course through einsurancetraining.com aka at your pace online. Hopefully it isn't too simple to prepare me for the exam.

 

[Matthew King]

Good Luck!

 

[Shmitty]

Thank you!