Kentucky Real Estate Courses: 96-Hour Online Packages (2026)

By StartBusinessByState · Courses and prices checked October 23, 2026

KENTUCKY REAL ESTATE EDUCATION

Start Kentucky’s 96-hour sales-associate education with Colibri’s online course. Compare packages by tuition, practice tools and live review support, and plan for the proctored course final before your licensing exam.

Online packages from $335.40
Listed with code LEARN40 on October 23, 2026. Regular starting price $559.00.

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  • 96-hour real estate school route
  • Online study with instructor support
  • Colibri flags a proctored course final

Use the 96-hour route for your Kentucky education

Kentucky accepts 96 hours through an approved real estate school for the sales-associate education requirement. The commission also recognizes a college-credit route. These Colibri packages are built around the 96-hour school route for someone starting the qualification from scratch.

If you already have qualifying college coursework, establish what the commission accepts before paying for education again. Otherwise, a full 96-hour package gives you a clear course sequence to follow.

Colibri Kentucky course packages and prices

Prices checked October 23, 2026 with Colibri’s LEARN40 promotion. Confirm the current price, access period and package contents before purchase.

PackagePriceIncludesGood fit
The Basics$335.40
Regular $559.00
96-hour course and instructor supportIndependent study with your own review plan
Exam Preparation Plus$437.40
Regular $729.00
Exam Preparation plus live Q&A and Exam CramLive help with questions and review
Ultimate Learning$503.40
Regular $839.00
Plus features, printed textbook and career resourcesPrinted study materials and career extras

Choose support for both learning and review

Exam Preparation adds $60 to The Basics at the checked promotion. It includes simulated exams, flashcards and a readiness tracker. We would start there if you want a structured review routine after working through the course lessons.

For another $42, Plus adds live Q&A and Exam Cram sessions. That option fits someone who wants to talk through difficult material with an instructor. Ultimate adds the printed textbook and career resources for another $66.

The higher package prices buy additional study support. They do not reduce Kentucky’s education requirement.

Schedule the course final as its own step

Colibri’s Kentucky catalog identifies a proctored course final. Read its proctoring instructions when you start, including identification, technology and any separate fees. Arrange the assessment once you know when the lessons will be complete.

The school final and licensing examination are separate checkpoints. Leave review time between them so you can address weak areas shown by your course results. A 96-hour course divided into 12 hours of weekly study is eight weeks by arithmetic, before extra review and scheduling time.

Budget through the license application

The Kentucky licensing cost breakdown covers expenses beyond the school package. Keep those funds separate from tuition when comparing your options.

Follow the Kentucky real estate agent guide for the examination and application sequence. This page helps you make the education purchase that begins that process.

Choose your Kentucky real estate course

Choose your Kentucky course package, then put regular study time and the proctored final on your calendar.

See Kentucky course prices

Education requirements checked against Kentucky’s official licensing requirements; course contents and prices checked against Colibri’s state catalog on October 23, 2026. Package recommendations reflect the study needs described here. Offers and prices can change.

Robert Smith
About the Author

Robert Smith has run a licensed private investigation firm for 8 years from the Florida-Georgia state line - where he learned firsthand how wildly business licensing rules differ between states just miles apart. He personally researched requirements across all 50 states and D.C., reviewing hundreds of government sources over hundreds of hours to build guides he wished existed when he started. Not a lawyer or accountant - just a business owner who has done the research so you don't have to.