Next classes start Saturday, November 14
Become a licensed insurance agent in five weekends.
Unquoting offers Ohio approved 40 hour pre-licensing classes on Saturdays and Sundays — live streamed anywhere in the state of Ohio. No insurance experience needed.
- Approved by the Ohio Department of Insurance
- Life, Health & Accident or Property & Casualty courses
- $595 tuition, online book included
Reserve your spot with a $295 deposit. Balance due before the first class.
2026 class schedule
November 14 – December 13, live online.
We only offer the combined 40-hour classes (no single-line classes). Each class meets for 10 weekend sessions. You must attend every session.
Morning class
Health, Life & Accident
Afternoon class
Property & Casualty
Class dates (both classes)
- SatNov 14
- SunNov 15
- SatNov 21
- SunNov 22
- SatNov 28
- SunNov 29
- SatDec 5
- SunDec 6
- SatDec 12
- SunDec 13
Schedule is subject to change.
Tuition & fees
One price. Book included.
Tuition
$595Includes the online book. Pay in full now, or hold your seat with a $295 deposit and pay the $300 balance before your first class.
Other costs to plan for
- Printed book (optional)$100
- State exam, paid to PSI (per test)$49
- Background check, after class$72.25
Exam and background check fees are not included in tuition. We'll help you schedule your exam.
We accept major credit cards, Zelle, Google Pay, Cash App, Apple Pay, Amazon Pay, Klarna and Afterpay.
Getting licensed
Your path from class to licensed Insurance Agent.
Enroll
Pay your tuition or deposit, then send us your registration details.
Complete the class
Finish all 40 hours. Your completion certificates are valid for 180 days — take your exam within that window.
Pass the state exam
Schedule with PSI (opens in a new tab). Bring your original certificates — combined exams require two.
Get fingerprinted
Complete your background check through a National WebCheck vendor (opens in a new tab).
Apply for your license
Submit your license application with the Ohio Department of Insurance.
Keep it current
Complete 24 hours of continuing education every two years, including 3 hours of ethics.
Register
Reserve your seat.
Seats are limited. Questions? Email classes@unquoting.com or call (888) 928-9324.
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Careers & classes
Is a remote insurance career right for you?
Is the school approved by the state?
Yes. Unquoting Insurance Company is an approved pre-licensing education provider through the Ohio Department of Insurance (opens in a new tab).
How are classes taught?
Classes are live streamed online over six weeks of weekend sessions, about 4 hours each, for 40 hours total per course.
What if I miss a class?
Missing a class day results in automatic dismissal. Make-up days are offered only for a death in the immediate family, hospitalization or a court date, with documentation.
Do I need a high school diploma or GED?
No diploma or GED is required to take the class or get licensed, although some employers may ask for one.
Do I need a background check before class?
No. The background check ($72.25) is completed after you finish the class.
How much is the state exam?
$49 per test, paid directly to PSI. It isn't included in tuition, but we'll help you schedule it. More exam information (opens in a new tab).
Is there financial aid?
We don't offer financial aid directly, but we are an approved vendor through the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) (opens in a new tab). You can also ask your local Job and Family Services office about assistance.
What is the refund policy?
Refund requests must be made in writing at least 5 days before the class start date. A $50 administration fee applies. Students who don't attend the first class are not eligible for a refund.
What about continuing education?
Licensed agents need 24 hours of continuing education every two years, including 3 hours of ethics. Some products, such as annuities, long-term care and flood insurance, require additional training.
Who will my information be shared with?
By registering, you allow us to share your class information with state testing centers, state insurance departments and related third-party agencies or companies.
Helpful links
Resources for future agents.
- Pre-licensing information (opens in a new tab)
- Examination procedure checklist (opens in a new tab)
- Test-taking information (PSI) (opens in a new tab)
- License information bulletin (opens in a new tab)
- WebCheck fingerprint vendors (opens in a new tab)
- Background check (opens in a new tab)
- Insurance & risk management degree at BGSU (opens in a new tab)
- Insurance & risk management degree at University of Akron (opens in a new tab)
Your new career starts November 14.
Hold your seat today with a $295 deposit, or call us with any questions.