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Exam Prep Edge: GA PSI National Portion
Bronze Package- If you're looking to take only the national portion of the exam, we've got you covered with this complete PSI national portion program.
Exam Prep Edge: GA Salesperson National & State Portions
Silver Package- The complete online study experience for your Georgia real estate licensing exam.
Exam Prep Edge: GA Salesperson State Portion
Gold Package- If you're looking to take only the Georgia portion of the exam, we've got you covered with this complete Georgia program.
Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Agent
Follow these 4 simple steps to start your real estate career in Georgia
Complete 75-Hour Pre-Licensing (Prerequisite)
GREC-Approved Education Required
Before sitting for the PSI exam, GREC requires you to complete 75 hours of approved pre-licensing education. This is a GREC prerequisite — no exceptions.
Start with pre-licensing if you haven't completed it.
Enroll in GA Exam Prep Edge
PSI-Style Tests + Study Materials
Access Fortune Academy's Exam Prep Edge — 1,000+ PSI-style practice questions, detailed rationales, performance tracking, and 24/7 instructor support. Study 1–3 weeks for best results.
Complete GA PSI exam preparation.
Schedule Your PSI Exam
Book at a GA Testing Center
Schedule your Georgia real estate salesperson exam with PSI Services online at candidate.psiexams.com or by phone. Choose from multiple GA testing locations and flexible dates.
Book early for preferred date/location.
Pass Both National + State Portions
Apply for License After
The Georgia real estate salesperson exam has 152 questions across 4 hours. Pass both the 100-question National portion and 52-question State portion to qualify for licensure.
What PSI tests on exam day.
Meet Our Expert Instructors
Joseph F. Gobbett, Jr.
Licensed Broker, GRI
50+ YearsStarted his real estate career in Maryland in 1971. Training director, branch sales manager, and broker in charge of Rescom Realtors.
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Mark Davis-Cote
Licensed Broker, SFR
13+ YearsBA from URI, MBA from Webster University. Licensed salesperson since 2011, broker since 2016, SFR certified.
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Amanda Farnum
Licensed Real Estate Broker
17+ YearsAward-winning agent with experience across residential, commercial, foreclosures, and investments.
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Dale Clift
Real Estate Instructor
40+ YearsPassionate about real estate from age 20. Made it his goal to teach, train, and coach professionals across South Carolina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our real estate courses
What is on the Georgia real estate salesperson exam?
The Georgia real estate salesperson exam, administered by PSI Services, has 152 questions split into two portions: 100 National questions (agency, contracts, finance, valuation, fair housing, ethics) and 52 State questions (Georgia license law, GREC regulations, state-specific forms and disclosures). You have 4 hours to complete both portions.
How is the Georgia PSI real estate exam scored?
You must pass both portions of the PSI exam separately to qualify for licensure. The passing score is typically 75% on the National portion (75 correct out of 100) and 75% on the State portion (39 correct out of 52). If you fail one portion, you only need to retake that portion.
How many times can I take the Georgia real estate exam?
PSI allows retakes of the Georgia real estate salesperson exam, with each attempt requiring a new exam fee (approximately $121). GREC limits you to 3 failed attempts before requiring additional pre-licensing education. Fortune Academy's exam prep is designed to help you pass on the first try.
How should I prepare for the Georgia PSI exam?
Effective prep strategy: (1) complete unlimited practice exams in PSI format, (2) review detailed answer rationales for every missed question, (3) focus extra time on GA-specific topics like GREC license law and state agency rules, and (4) use timed practice tests to build exam-day endurance. Fortune Academy's Exam Prep Edge includes all four.
How much does GA exam prep cost?
Fortune Academy offers GA exam prep in several packages. The full Exam Prep Edge (National + State portions) includes unlimited practice exams, study materials, and instructor support. Pricing is shown on this page — see the package options to the right. Our Money-Back Pass Guarantee refunds your prep fee if you don't pass on the first try.
Do I need exam prep if I already completed pre-licensing?
While the 75-hour pre-licensing course teaches you the content, PSI exam prep focuses specifically on HOW PSI tests that content — question phrasing, trick answer patterns, and time management. Students who take both pre-licensing AND exam prep pass at an 85% first-time rate — significantly higher than those who skip exam prep.
What is PSI and why does Georgia use them?
PSI Services is a nationally accredited testing company that administers licensing exams for 30+ U.S. states, including Georgia. GREC contracts with PSI to deliver the real estate salesperson and broker exams through secure, standardized testing centers. You can schedule your GA PSI exam online at candidate.psiexams.com.
Can I take exam prep without completing pre-licensing first?
Yes, but GREC requires you to complete the 75-hour pre-licensing education before sitting for the PSI exam. If you've already finished pre-licensing, Fortune Academy's Exam Prep Edge can sharpen your preparation in 1–3 weeks of focused study. If you haven't completed pre-licensing, start there.
How long should I study with exam prep before taking the PSI exam?
Most Fortune Academy students spend 1–3 weeks with Exam Prep Edge before their PSI exam date. Plan 10–20 hours of focused practice — take 3–5 full-length practice exams, review rationales for every missed question, and do a final timed mock exam 1–2 days before your actual test. This cadence produces our 85% first-time pass rate.
Are Georgia State portion practice questions included?
Yes. Fortune Academy's GA Exam Prep Edge includes dedicated State portion practice covering GREC license law, Georgia-specific agency rules, disclosure requirements, and state forms. The State portion is where many students underprepare — our GA-focused practice closes that gap.