United States · Licensing exam
Start with the free content outline for your exam, from the testing company your state uses. It lists every topic the exam can cover. Then check whether your state makes you take a course first, because Florida does for most agent licenses and California requires 12 hours on ethics and its Insurance Code. Below are the courses and websites people actually use, with prices as we found them in October 2026.
Lists every Texas exam with its time and fee, and the number of scored questions in each outline. The outlines show the topics and how many questions each one gets. A Spanish version is available too.
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The outlines give the scored question count and time for every Florida exam, such as 160 questions for General Lines. Use the DFS education database to find an approved pre-licensing course.
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The California Department of Insurance says its exams are based on these objectives, so they’re the best checklist for what to study. The same page links to approved providers for the required 12 hours on ethics and the Insurance Code.
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Practice tests from the company that runs the Texas and Florida exams. They cover the general part of the Life, Health and Property & Casualty exams, with some state-style questions. Pearson VUE says a pass on a practice test doesn’t guarantee a pass on the real one.
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One payment gives a year of access, with state-specific content for every state and DC. It says it meets pre-licensing rules only in eligible states, so check yours. Includes a pass guarantee. 4.7 out of 5 from over 30,000 reviews, by its own count.
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State-specific courses for life, health, property, casualty, personal lines and adjuster licenses. Kaplan’s Certified All-Lines Adjuster (CALA) designation is on Florida’s list of designations that waive the 6-20 adjuster exam. Some packages include a refund if you don’t pass, on Kaplan’s terms.
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Pre-licensing courses for all 50 states and DC, built around each state’s exam outline, with video, flashcards and a Spanish option. Offers a pass-or-money-back guarantee. It reports a 93% pass rate from its own student survey, which isn’t an official figure.
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Pre-licensing courses in 15 states, including California, Florida and Texas, fully online on any device. Offers a pass-or-money-back guarantee. 4.8 out of 5 from about 10,800 reviews on Trustpilot.
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Focused on adjusters: licensing courses, exam prep and continuing education in all 50 states, plus Xactimate training. In Texas, only a TDI-approved course replaces the state exam, so check the approval for your state before you buy.
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Adjuster licensing courses for Texas and Florida, new-adjuster training and CE. Its Professional in Claims (PIC) designation is on Florida’s list that waives the 6-20 adjuster exam. Plans include lifetime access and a money-back guarantee.
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Insurance exam prep, adjuster exam prep and CE. Its Claims Adjuster Certified Professional (CACP) designation is on Florida’s list that waives the 6-20 adjuster exam.
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The Texas course ends with a 150-question final exam that needs 70%, taken within 180 minutes and monitored by a third party. The state’s $50 application fee and fingerprints are extra.
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Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.