Academic calendar
Cooke Real Estate School Rolling Enrollment 2026-2027 runs Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2027. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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C
- CE
- Continuing Education, the 14 hours of coursework required every two years to maintain an active real estate license.
- CRAM
- The intensive Exam Prep course specifically designed to prepare students for the state licensing exam.
- Cram Course
- An intensive, fast-paced review session designed to prepare students specifically for the state exam.
D
- DBPR
- Department of Business and Professional Regulation, the state agency that processes license applications and renewals.
F
- FAR
- Florida Association of Realtors, the state-level professional trade association.
- FREC
- Florida Real Estate Commission, the regulatory body that administers and enforces the real estate license law.
G
- GRI
- Graduate, REALTOR® Institute, a professional designation offered through advanced coursework at the school.
M
- Mutual Recognition
- A process where students licensed in other specific states can obtain a Florida license with reduced requirements.
N
- NAR
- National Association of Realtors, the professional trade association that graduates typically join to use the 'Realtor' trademark.
P
- Post-lic
- Post-licensing education, the mandatory 45-hour course required before a licensee's first renewal.
- Post-license
- The mandatory 45-hour course that must be completed before a new licensee's first renewal deadline.
- Pre-license
- The initial 63-hour course required by the state to qualify for the real estate sales associate exam.
- PRO
- Pinellas Realtor Organization, the local board many Cooke students interact with in the St. Pete area.
T
- The 63-hour
- The Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Pre-Licensing course, the foundational class for new agents.
- The 72-hour
- The Broker Pre-Licensing course required for licensed agents to advance to broker status.
- The Cram
- The intensive weekend review course specifically designed to help students pass the state exam on the first try.
- The State
- The official Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Examination required for licensure.
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- CE
- Continuing Education; the credits required every two years to keep a real estate license active.
- Certificate of Completion
- The document issued by Cooke after passing the course exam, required to sit for the state exam.
- Completion Slip
- The official certificate (Form RE 11) issued by the school that proves a student finished their required hours.
- Correspondence
- The self-paced study method using physical textbooks and a proctored end-of-course exam.
- End-of-course
- The final exam administered by the school that must be passed to earn a certificate of completion.
- End-of-course exam
- The final test administered by Cooke that students must pass to receive their certificate of completion.
- Fingerprinting
- The mandatory electronic background check process required by the state before a license can be issued.
- Gold Coast
- A partner or affiliated entity often mentioned in the context of expanded course offerings and materials.
- Livestream
- The format for instructor-led, real-time virtual classes as an alternative to in-person or self-paced study.
- Pearson VUE
- The third-party testing centers where students must go to take the official Florida State Real Estate Exam.
- REcampus
- The online learning management platform where students access digital textbooks, modules, and school exams.
- RELE
- The course prefix used in registration and transcripts for Real Estate Licensing Education.
- School Exam
- The final exam administered by Cooke; passing this is a prerequisite to receiving the course completion certificate.
- St. Pete Office
- The physical headquarters and administrative hub located in St. Petersburg, Florida, used for student support.
- State Application
- The background check and fingerprinting process that must be completed through the DBPR before taking the exam.
- State Exam
- The final comprehensive licensing test taken at a Pearson VUE site after passing the school-level course.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Cooke Real Estate School Rolling Enrollment 2026-2027 runs Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2027.
- How much campus context is included?
- 17 approved campus terms and 16 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.