North Carolina License Law
In North Carolina, the entry-level license classification is called:
ASalesperson
BAssociate Broker
CProvisional Broker✓ Correct
DAffiliate Broker
Explanation
North Carolina eliminated the salesperson classification in 2006. All new licensees enter as Provisional Brokers.
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