Start your licensing education with LEAP's Texas real estate pre-licensing course, designed to help you complete the required coursework online.

The most reliable way to verify a real estate school in Texas is to check the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) directly. TREC approves qualifying education for licensing, so confirm that both the school and the specific course you want are currently approved before you enroll or pay tuition.

Start with TREC’s approved qualifying-course directory and search for the school name and exact course title. A school may offer many classes, but not every program automatically counts toward Texas licensing requirements. Make sure the course is approved for the type of education you need, such as pre-licensing sales agent coursework.

Look closely at the course details, not just the school name. Confirm the credit hours, delivery method, and whether the class is approved for the current licensing cycle. If anything is unclear, ask the school to provide the TREC approval information in writing.

This is especially important with online schools, out-of-state providers, and bundled education packages. A school may advertise Texas real estate training, but only TREC approval determines whether it will count toward your license. Rules can change, so it is smart to verify current requirements before you commit.

If you are considering a convenient pre-licensing option, such as Leap Real Estate’s Texas program, still verify its current approval status and course details with TREC before enrolling: https://leaprealestate.com/state-licenses/texas-pre-licensing. That extra step can help you avoid delays later in the licensing process.

A good rule in Texas is to trust the official list, not marketing claims. Approved schools should be able to explain how their course meets TREC standards and should be transparent about instructor qualifications, completion requirements, and exam preparation.

In short, check TREC’s directory, confirm the school and course name, and make sure the approval is current. Doing that before signing up gives you confidence that your education will count toward your Texas real estate license.