Texas MLO Pre-Licensing Options
Choose the Texas package built around the national 20-hour SAFE course, then add exam prep or the full success package if you want more support. This package does not include the required Texas SML 3-hour state/agency-specific PE requirement. Complete that requirement separately through an approved state-specific provider.
License Course
Complete the national 20-hour SAFE course 100% online, with podcast-style lessons and NMLS credit reporting included.
License + Exam Prep
Complete the prelicensing education included in your package 100% online, then prepare for the SAFE MLO test with focused reviews and five full-length practice exams.
Success Package
Complete the prelicensing education included in your package, prepare for the SAFE MLO test, and start your career with a practical 30-day launch plan.
Narrated Lessons with Synced Text
Listen Mode pairs narrated lessons with synced on-screen text across our MLO course catalog, including national and state-specific education.
- Follow narrated lessons with synced on-screen text
- Complete required course activities as you progress
NMLS-Approved MLO Education
1 Accelerated Education, LLC is approved to provide NMLS mortgage loan originator education. The national course is designed for students who need the 20-hour SAFE pre-licensure education step before moving through the rest of their licensing path.
- Provider
- 1 Accelerated Education, LLC
- Approval
- NMLS-approved pre-licensure education
- Course
- 20 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: 20 Hour MLO Prelicensure Course
- Format
- Online instructor-led course with timed modules, discussions, quizzes, case studies, and final exam
- Credit reporting
- NMLS credit submitted within 7 calendar days after successful completion
Not sure which package you need?
MLO licensing requirements can vary by state. If you're confused, talk to us and our team will help you choose the right package for your license so you start in the right place.
- Confirm which package fits your state requirements
- Understand how the national and state-specific education options fit together