All-in-One Ohio Insurance Licensing Made Simple
- Master Ohio-specific material with focused, exam-relevant prep
- Prepare for licensing in Life, Health, Property, or Casualty
- Build a foundation for a career selling policies like auto, home, life, and health
All-in-One Bundle
Get a complete 80-hour pre-licensing bundle for all major insurance lines (Life, Health, Property, and Casualty) to jumpstart your career.
†, or4 interest-free payments of $107.25 with
†† Practice and Review
Learning Aids
Expert Instruction
All-in-One Bundle
Get a complete 80-hour pre-licensing bundle for all major insurance lines (Life, Health, Property, and Casualty) to jumpstart your career.
†, or4 interest-free payments of $107.25 with
†† Practice and Review
- 15+ hours of on-demand videos
- 2,300+ practice questions
Learning Aids
- 550+ interactive activities
- 500+ flashcards
Expert Instruction
- Real-world examples and clear explanations
- Aligned with the Ohio exam, so you’re studying exactly what matters
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How to Get Your Insurance License
1. Enroll in Your Course
Ohio requires 20 hours of state-approved pre-licensing education for each major line of authority (Life, Accident & Health, Property, or Casualty). A prep course gives you the clarity and confidence to pass your exam on the first try.
2. Schedule and Pass the State Exam
Register for the Ohio insurance licensing exam through PSI. Bring proper identification and your Certificate of Completion. You must earn a passing score to move forward with licensing.
3. Complete Your Background Check
Ohio requires a background check (fingerprinting) completed through an approved provider. Your results are sent directly to the Ohio Department of Insurance for review.
4. Apply for Your License
Submit your application through NIPR. Pay the required fees and confirm that your exam results and background check have been received by the state.
5. Start Your Insurance Career
Once approved, you’ll receive your license from the Ohio Department of Insurance and can officially begin selling insurance in Ohio.
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Why Choose Aceable Insurance?
Track Your Mastery
We track your progress and flag what to review, so you’re confident and ready on exam day.
Designed to Keep You Engaged
Science-backed techniques like spaced repetition and real-world scenarios help you actually retain what you learn.
Boost Retention with Video
Recap videos reinforce key concepts. Need more? Tap into our full video library anytime.
Learn Anywhere, Anytime
Coffee shop, couch, or between errands, your course goes where you go. Mobile and fully on-demand.
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