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Jay
Great course, the material is concise and comprehensive. I was well prepared and I would recommend this course for anyone wanting to get their life insurance license. The exam was scheduled for 2 hours and I completed the exam in 40 minutes. I made a 90 score. Wow!!
Thanks again
Dec 09, 2019
Mandy
I took the TX General Lines Property and Casualty test in June 2019 and the TX General Lines Life and Health test in December 2019 and passed both the first time, by a pretty large margin!!
Thank you!!
Dec 09, 2019
Mike Atallah
I passed the exam today, but I’m sad to report that the videos were a big waste of time because I was retaining the info by simply reading the book. The book on state specific information was a total disaster. Like a stream of thoughts/slides with no organization or flow or outline for 64 pages.
Then the big shock at the real exam where the questions were very different from those I practiced in the online course.
Yes, I passed because I’ve been studying and practicing on my own for two weeks, but I don’t recommend this online course
AP RESPONSE: Sorry to hear that you didn’t care for our course, Mike. Glad to hear that you successfully passed your exam on the first try though. Our course is meant to be used as a book + video + questions solution for people who prefer visual learning. When it comes down to summarizing thousands of pages of state laws and regulations it’s sometimes difficult to perfectly organize what the Test Content Outline (TCO) dictates has to be taught (but I’d say we do a pretty good job). It sounds like you are a “book only person” when it comes to consuming that information and our course isn’t a good fit. Also please keep in mind that review questions are there to test your knowledge of what we taught you, not the actual questions you are going to see. If you would like to return your materials for a refund, please do so. It’s not often that we get a review left like this so it’s kind of shocking, but different strokes for different folks. We appreciate your feedback. Good luck to you in your career.
Dec 09, 2019
Sharleen
I got an 89… Probably the highest License grade I’ve gotten. I have my P&C License and took my 6 years ago. But this by far is the highest I’ve ever done. Loved the courses and the prep work. If you put in the time and follow the directions you will definitely pass the exam even with a High Test anxiety. I got an 89!!!!! Wahooo
Dec 09, 2019
Michael L
I can’t say enough about America’s Professor. The course is easy to follow and the lectures helped me retain the knowledge. I would recommend it to anyone.
Dec 09, 2019
Mr. Thornton
i was severely injured on my job 3 weeks after i purchased the course. so all my studying and testing became delayed because i was in recovery from surgeries and doctor visits. i emailed for an extension twice. now being able to study and focus on the material with the videos and test content. i passed my exam with an B+. when i seen the score i literally cried. This has been along road this year for me, and i thank americas professor for having such an amazing course content outline. i actually learned the material presented,more than enough, not just to pass the test. thank you, thank you, thank you.
Dec 09, 2019
Adam
Just wanted to say Thanks again! I passed my Texas Life, Accident & Health Exam on the first try the same way I passed my P&C exam. This is the best course out there great job Jack.
Dec 09, 2019
ThaydeneH
I highly recommend American Professor Property & Casualty-Texas State study guide. The videos are superb, excellent, and on point. I buckled down for 3 weeks and gave it my all watching the videos primarily, going along with the text book, especially when unclear or needed more reinforcement and also taking and retaking tests until I got at least 90% plus on each test. The process build confidence and it works. When I took the test at the end of my 3 weeks study I passed with a 81% on my very first time taking the test.
Dec 09, 2019
Lynette
I have not been in a type of classroom learning environment in a LOT of years so I was a little nervous about this. I took the Texas GL Life and Health course and was well prepared for the test – passed with a “B” the first time! Very pleased! The information was well presented and the workbook very easy to follow. Highly recommend!
Dec 09, 2019
Rae
I highly recommend these courses if you are studying for any insurance exam. Jack the professor does an amazing job making the material relevant and palatable. He has a great sense of humor and a sweet disposition– you won’t mind spending time with him. I made a 91 on the test even though I’m not at all a left brain thinker. I think anyone can make at least an 80 if one goes through the material with Jack and practice the quizzes. Thank you for a great experience!
Dec 09, 2019
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If you are unable to pass the exam within your course subscription time please give us a call at 1-800-870-3130 and we will extend your subscription for free until you pass.
If you fail your exam please send us a copy of your failed exam scores and we will provide study recommendations and support to help get you past your exam.
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Please also check our frequently asked questions about the Texas Insurance Licensing Exam.
How to Pass Your Texas Insurance Exam
Whichever insurance license you’re pursuing, one thing is certain: You’ll need to study diligently and retain the information you learn in order to pass your exam.
This is where America’s Professor comes in. We’ve been helping people prepare for their insurance licensing exams for decades with our comprehensive pre-licensing courses. Our “better-than-live” video lectures are designed to help you make sense of the material. We present real-world scenarios that are interesting and engaging to help you actually retain the information.
There are 3 main steps to getting licensed:
- Prepare: Once you’ve decided which license you’re going for—property & casualty, life, accident & health, etc.—enroll in one of our online pre-licensing courses to help you prepare. Our courses include 24/7 access to our online videos for 45 days (with extensions at no charge, if needed), a hard copy textbook that complements the online videos, plenty of sample questions and practice exams, and world-class customer support.
- Pass: Each state, including Texas, has its own licensing requirements, and all 50 states require you to be licensed to sell insurance or discuss insurance transactions. Taking our comprehensive pre-licensing course and studying up until the day of your exam is the best way to pass your exam the first time.
- Apply: Once you pass the exam, you can formally apply for your insurance license and begin working/selling!
Exams & Scoring
Texas offers several different exams, all of which require a score of 70 to pass. Note that each exam consists of two parts: a national insurance section and a state-specific section. You will need a score of 70 on both parts—the two scores are not averaged.
For more information about which tests are the toughest, test center locations, the number of questions on the different exams, and more, click here.
Exam Registration, Testing Centers, Licensing Application Fees and Fingerprinting
- Test Registration: You must register for the exam by calling Pearson VUE (the testing company) at 1-888-754-7667. Calling at least 3 days in advance of the date you wish to take the exam will help ensure you get the test date and time of your choice.
- Testing Centers: There are many test centers throughout the state of Texas. See the “Where can I take the Texas insurance exam?” section on this page, or use the Pearson VUE website to find a test center near you.
- Licensing Application Fees: The Texas Dept. of Insurance charges $50 per license for General Lines-Property & Casualty or General-Lines, Accident & Health, or $150 for a temporary license.
- Fingerprinting: The Texas Dept. of Insurance requires insurance agents to be fingerprinted. You can schedule an appointment for fingerprinting at identogo.com or by calling 1-888-467-2080. The electronic fingerprint fee is $41.45 (may vary).
Look no further for information and resources on how to pass your insurance exam—America’s Professor is your trusted provider for comprehensive insurance pre-licensing courses!
