Licensed careers we cover
Each career has a state-by-state requirement matrix, exam structure, cost & pass-rate data, retake rules and reciprocity notes.
Sells and leases residential/commercial property under a broker. 40-50% of the exam is state-specific law.
Owns or manages a brokerage and supervises salespersons. Requires additional experience and a harder exam.
State-appointed witness for document signings. Simple requirements — no formal education in most states.
Provides hands-on patient care under RN supervision. Two-part exam: written + clinical skills.
Sells auto, home and liability insurance. State licensing exams administered by PSI/Pearson VUE.
Sells life, health and annuity products. Separate state license from P&C.
Values property for lending and tax purposes. Trainee → licensed → certified progression.
Provides hair, skin and nail services. State board practical + written exam.
Provides hair cutting, shaving and grooming services. Separate state license from cosmetology.
Performs manicures, pedicures and nail art. Often the quickest beauty license to earn.
Performs skin care treatments, facials and waxing. State board license.
Provides therapeutic massage. Most states license via MBLEx (FSMTB) or state exam.
Inspects homes for buyers/sellers. State licensing varies from registration to exam.
Applies pesticides commercially. EPA/state-certified categories.
Licensed unarmed/armed guard. Many states require a short course + registration.