The CE Shop

todd bruce 

on Google

a month ago

I’ll fully own the fact that I mistakenly purchased the wrong Maryland CE package and didn’t realize the Fair Housing elective wasn’t included. That part is on me. What I find downright cruel and predatory is that the 3-hour Fair Housing course is $60 on its own — and even with the “discount” for having already taken it through the DC package, it still costs $34. Meanwhile, the exact same course in most other states runs $15–$17 (and some are as low as $4). The CE Shop is well aware that most agents in the DMV are licensed i... read more

Andre S 

on Google

a month ago

I finished and passed the exam through their forced upon provider. I told the proctor I need to leave the room to get license #. I came back and was flagged as a violation. If you ask for license # in the exam but you don't let people bring the license # to the exam, then how the hell am I supposed to provide it during the exam. You don't memorize my license # , and neither will I. 

MH Thornburg 

on Google

3 months ago

One April 29, 2025 at 2 PM EST, I attended a zoom meeting for a Broker in Charge Update Course with a CE Shop instructor. I paid $63.67 on April 14, 2025 for the course, Order Number: 4769796. I fulfilled all of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission's requirements by attending the course. The instructor informed the class that no further action was necessary to receive reported credit for the course. He concluded by stating that an optional "final exam", which is a single question survey, would be available to us on our ... read more

Chris A 

on Google

3 months ago

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