Texas Real Estate Exam Pass Rates (11/1/2023 to 10/31/2025)

Choosing a real estate school is an investment. The most critical metric for your Return on Investment (ROI) is the First-Time Exam Pass Rate. We aggregate and analyze official data reports from TREC and Pearson VUE covering 11/1/2023 to 10/31/2025 with over 30,138 exams tracked to reveal which schools actually prepare students to pass.

State Average Baseline (11/1/2023 to 10/31/2025)
56.27%
First-Time Sales Agent Exam
Analyzed
30,138
Passed
16,959
Risk Alert

If a school has a pass rate below 56.27%, they are statistically underperforming the market. You are more likely to fail than to pass.

Sales Agent First-Time Pass Rate Rank (Top Schools)

These 7 real estate schools provided the qualifying education hours to 94.6% of all first-time exam takers between 11/1/2023 to 10/31/2025. High volume ensures the percentage is statistically significant.

RankProviderPass Rate
Exam Results
Verdict
#1AceableAgent66.31%5,567 of 8,395 PassedExcellent
#2Colibri Real Estate, LLC56.93%312 of 548 PassedAverage
#3The CE Shop LLC56.43%610 of 1,081 PassedAverage
#4Kaplan Real Estate Education53.54%680 of 1,270 PassedBelow Avg
#5Champions School of Real Estate, LTD53.27%8,410 of 15,788 PassedBelow Avg
#6AYPORealEstate.com49.91%277 of 555 PassedBelow Avg
#7The Real Estate Business School44.48%391 of 879 PassedBelow Avg

Sales Agent First-Time Pass Rate Results (Small & Newer Providers)

The 22 providers on this list range from school districts to small startups. A wide range of pass rates and effectiveness but they’ve all had less than 500 first-time attempts of the sales agent exam during the 24 month period in this dataset. Although many do look promising, we have excluded the verdict column from this table as the data volume is too low to be used for decision making.

ProviderPass Rate
Exam Results
Learn Texas Real Estate Online86.76%59 of 68 Passed
Purvis Real Estate Training Institute66.67%4 of 6 Passed
Pioneer School of Real Estate LLC60%18 of 30 Passed
REALTOR Academy55.34%57 of 103 Passed
Continuing Education for Licensing, Inc.54.05%20 of 37 Passed
License Lion50%4 of 8 Passed
VanEd49.09%27 of 55 Passed
License Classroom LLC48.54%50 of 103 Passed
360training.com, Inc.48.32%144 of 298 Passed
A Fast Track Realty School48.01%145 of 302 Passed
Texas State Online Real Estate, LLC46.43%13 of 28 Passed
AbsoluteCE40%4 of 10 Passed
All About Texas Real Estate, LLC38.46%5 of 13 Passed
Academy of Real Estate of El Paso32.45%122 of 376 Passed
Ford High School22.22%4 of 18 Passed
Train Agents, Inc.21.67%26 of 120 Passed
Ysleta Independent School District20%1 of 5 Passed
MLS Campus Inc20%1 of 5 Passed
Modern Agent Institute12.5%1 of 8 Passed
REAL Agent Services LLC0%0 of 4 Passed
Lewisville Independent School District0%0 of 5 Passed
Perry Real Estate School0%0 of 1 Passed

Note: Smaller schools often have volatile data. One bad class can swing the percentage significantly.

Why Do Pass Rates Matter?

The cost of failure is not just emotional; it is financial.

  1. Retake Fee: Pearson VUE charges $43.00 for every attempt.
  2. Delay: You cannot retake the exam immediately; there is often a scheduling wait time.
  3. 3-Strike Rule: If you fail the exam three times, TREC requires you to take 30 hours of additional education before you can try again.

Choosing a provider with a high pass rate is the best insurance against these extra costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are the pass rates so low?

The Texas Real Estate exam covers complex legal terminology, contracts, and math. It is designed to filter out unqualified agents. Many students underestimate the State Portion of the exam, which covers specific Texas laws (Proprietary Contract Forms, TRELA).