Haw. Code R. § 16-99-37 - Education equivalency
(a) The commission
may grant an equivalency to the respective education requirements for
applicants for the salesperson license examinations for:
(1) Those who hold a current license that was
active within one year immediately prior to the date of application as a
salesperson or broker in another state with similar or superior education
requirements as determined by the commission;
(2) Graduates of an accredited law school in
the United States; or
(3) Bachelor
of arts or bachelor of science degree graduates of accredited colleges and
universities in the United States who have majored in real estate or
business.
(b) The
commission may grant an equivalency to the respective education requirements
for applicants for the broker license examinations for:
(1) Those who hold a current license that was
active within one year immediately prior to the date of application as a broker
in another state with similar or superior education requirements as determined
by the commission; and
(2)
Graduates of an accredited law school in the United States.
(c) All requests for equivalency
to the educational requirements shall be submitted in writing, together with
all supporting documents of an official nature to the commission for its
review, prior to filing the application for examination.
(d) An approved education equivalency shall
be valid for two years from the date of issuance.
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