Hondros College of Business Expands Course Offerings For Real Estate Students

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 10, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Hondros College of Business now offers online real estate pre-licensing courses for students looking to become licensed real estate professionals in the state of Ohio.

Identical to the Hondros classroom option, the online version is designed to accommodate the busy student in need of a flexible approach to high quality real-estate education. Students now have the option to take the real estate courses in the classroom, online or a combination of both.

"At Hondros, it's all about the students, and we're excited to expand our offerings to meet their needs," said Hondros College of Business President Tina Lapp. "It's the same quality education we've always offered, with the added convenience of an online experience."

Students can complete the Hondros real estate pre-licensing courses online at their own pace, or in as little as three weeks in the classroom. The program includes:

• 40 hours of Real Estate Principles and Practices
• 40 hours of Real Estate Law
• 20 hours of Real Estate Finance
• 20 hours of Real Estate Appraisal

"We want our students to know the options are limitless at Hondros," Lapp says. "With our multiple education options, we can accommodate any learning style and any schedule."

Interested students can register now or call 1.888.HONDROS for more information.

About Hondros College of Business

Hondros College of Business, based in Columbus, Ohio, is an institution of higher education and educates individuals who want to improve their lives by entering new careers that offer stability, flexibility, independence and financial reward. Hondros College of Business, with 12 locations in Ohio and course offerings in many states nationwide, offers a variety of professional education programs including real estate, appraisal, home inspection, mortgage, insurance, securities and an Associate's Degree in Business Management. For more information, visit http://www.hondros.com.  

SOURCE Hondros College of Business