Utah License Law
A Utah broker's license requires completion of how many additional education hours beyond the sales agent requirement?
AAn additional 60 hours (total 180 hours)✓ Correct
BAn additional 120 hours (total 240 hours)
CNo additional hours beyond sales agent requirement
DVaries—the broker exam tests broker competency
Explanation
Utah requires an additional 120 hours of broker pre-license education beyond the sales agent's 120 hours—for a total of 240 hours—plus experience requirements to qualify for the broker exam. The additional hours = 120 (60 additional is outdated). This question acknowledges the additional requirement; answer A reflects 60 additional making 180 total, which would be an older requirement. Using current rules: additional 120 hours = 240 total. The best answer is B.
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