About Cardinal School of
Real Estate


OUR MISSION
WHERE TO FIND US
We teach in one easy-to-find location on the newly widened Mooresville Highway. Our classes are delivered in a comfortable, state-of-the-art ADA-compliant classroom with top-of-the-line technology. We are located at 1309 Mooresville Road in Kannapolis, just a mile from the revitalized downtown area.
OUR STAFF
The only thing more impressive than our facility is our instructors. With decades of real estate experience in the classroom and in the field, our teaching staff is unmatched. You’ll be learning from those who have been there before and, most importantly, are passionate about teaching. Our goal is to deliver the required content in a way that is enjoyable and equip you to face the challenges of this industry we all love so much.
Our State-of-the-Art Learning Facility
Cardinal School of Real Estate operates a classroom facility out of Kannapolis that has been revamped with cutting-edge multimedia equipment in order to provide a more diverse, effective, and informative learning experience. It also offers modern amenities and a variety of other features that ensure students are comfortable and able to focus on their education.
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What past and current students say about learning at Cardinal School of Real Estate
In fact, we don’t plan to do it anywhere else.
Thank you for making learning fun. I am very excited about getting my license.
FAQ
Yes.There is only one way to get your real estate brokers license in North Carolina, and that is to take the Broker Pre-Licensing Course.
The class must be a minimum of 75 hours to comply with North Carolina Licensing Requirements.
Yes. This class can be found through the online courses page.
Yes, you must take a class exam and pass with a grade of 75 or better.
Yes, you get to try one more time IF you have received at least a grade of 65 on the first exam on the Pre-License exam. Less than a grade of 65 and you will have to retake the entire course. The same is true if you take the second exam and fail. A second retake is automatic with no grade requirement for the Post-Licensing classes.
Our Pre-License and Post-License classes do not include course books. These books can be purchased on our website on the student resources page. All Continuing Education classes receive a book as part of their tuition.
You can miss 20% of the class hours (15 hours) and still be eligible for the class exam for the Pre-License course, and 10% for the Post-Licensing classes. However, class time is critical to your success in passing the exam.
You must take the Pre-License course and pass the final exam to be eligible to take the state exam.
The North Carolina Real Estate Commission Rules Require the Following:
- June 10th is the deadline for completing all CE Courses in North Carolina including Mandatory Updates, Broker-In-Charge Update and all CE Courses whether in classroom or online.
- Attendance of no less than 90% of class time is mandatory in order to receive credit for the course.
- A maximum of four (4) hours of elective credit can be carried over to the next licensing year.
- Class participants must comply with all student participation standards as required by the NC Real Estate Commission - Rule .0511 Subchapter 58E.
Refund and Cancellation Policy for Continuing Education Classes
- If Cardinal School of Real Estate cancels a continuing education class, a full refund will be issued or a student may opt to transfer the credit to a future class.
- If a student wishes to cancel or transfer a Continuing Education class, they must provide a written cancellation notice within 24 hours.
- We will be happy to carry your tuition fee forward with proper notice as stated above, one time at no charge for Continuing Education.
- Additional changes will result in a $10 fee for transfer. All transfers must occur in the same CE licensing period.
- “No-shows” will NOT be issued a refund.
Walk-ins are welcome on continuing education classes, but will be assessed an additional $10.00 class fee.
Withdrawal, Refund and Cancellation Policy for Pre-Licensing and Post-Licensing Classes
Withdrawal/Cancellation Prior to Class Starting:
- If Cardinal cancels a class, a full refund will be given to students
- If a student wishes to cancel or withdraw from a class, a 72-hour written notice prior to class beginning is required.
- If notice is received, a refund will be issued less a service fee, or a student may opt to transfer the credit to a future class.
NOTE: Written notice to withdraw or transfer is ALWAYS required, no exceptions. An email is sufficient.
Withdrawals/Refund Policies
After course starts: Pre-Licensing
- A student may withdraw or transfer to another class with written notice. However, after the first class session of 3 hours, the student will NOT be entitled to a refund.
- There are no refunds for no-shows after the third hour of class. After course starts: Post-Licensing
- No withdrawals or transfers will be allowed after the first class session.
- There will be no refund for no-shows after the first class session.