New York Insurance Pre-Licensing Courses

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New York, this is how you get licensed

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What You Need to Get Licensed in New York

1. Complete Required Pre-Licensing Education

New York requires 40 hours for Life & Health (20 hours for a single line) or 90 hours for Property & Casualty. Study at your pace with expert-designed, mobile-friendly lessons.

2. Pass Your New York Licensing Exam

3. Apply for Your License

Why Students Trust Aceable Insurance

It's Amazing For People Who Live a Busy Lifestyle!
One thing I really liked is that it's great for people with a busy schedule! You get the material beforehand and then you knock it out in 2 days online. I work 2 part time jobs so this program was awesome for me!

Kyle C.

Highly recommend
Did the online course and had a great instructor. Kept all of us online people engaged for both property and casualty classes. It was easy to follow the class outline, ask questions, and take notes.

Antony G.

Informative & Entertaining

"The staff, especially the instructor, was knowledgeable, informative, entertaining and made every student in class as well as those online feel comfortable and welcomed."

Albert T.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hours of pre-licensing education do I need in New York?

New York requires completion of a state-approved pre-licensing education course before taking the licensing exam. The hour requirements vary by license type: 40 hours for Life, Accident & Health combined (or 20 hours for Life only or Accident & Health only), and 90 hours for Property & Casualty combined.

How do I schedule and pass the New York insurance licensing exam?

What are the continuing education requirements to maintain a New York insurance license?

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