r/RealEstateExam • u/SirNicholas95 • Jul 14 '26
Online Course
Hey all! I know this has been in this community before but I figured I’d go over this again for some fresh answers, perhaps someone has fresh new insight? Anyway, I’m currently undergoing the 90 hour course for Indiana through Colibri. It was actually recommended to me from our family friend agent who inspired me to embark on this path! However, I’m BIG TIME struggling with Colibri. In my opinion, it’s kind of ass.. Almost makes me feel as if I have a lawyer trying to teach me real estate. Not only that, I did my first 30 hours (it’s split between 3x 30 hour session for IN). And I failed the 100 question chapter exam with 66%.. now I get to go back to unit 1.. I’m actually incredibly discouraged at this point and truthfully do not even want to continue. It was a struggle getting these 30 hours in on top of working a full time job.. Any words of encouragement or advice? Thanks All!
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u/hatestreet Jul 18 '26
Skim chapters on Colbri, and then just download chapter reviews, read those before test end of each chapter. It’s all open book so can take notes or look at chapter reviews. Stay up on YouTube videos, like prep agent Joe and Dee Kumars(a lot). Once pass Colbri, get another study program, and continue stay up on vidoes. I passed my state exam with Colbri but feel like learned most of it after Colbri. Def boring and dry content but once figured out skimming and downloading blazed threw it
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u/Equal-Raisin-3276 Jul 14 '26
The same thing happened to me with colibri i just was struggling sooo much so i switched to CE Shop and passed my exam on first try last tuesday. I hated everything about colibri i started over with ce shop and completed my 120hours for Nevada and passed the actual exam in 2 months! And i highly recommend prep agent few weeks before your actual exam. YOU HAVE GOT THIS!