Insurance Claims Adjuster Exam and Test Prep by State

State Insurance Adjuster Examination and Testing: Resources for Study and Preparation

by Daniel Kerr | April 14th, 2009 | Leave a comment

Texas and Florida are unique to adjuster licensing in that they offer prospective licensees an alternative to taking the state exam. In Texas, a certified “pre-licensing” course, and in Florida, a certified “designation” course, satisfy all educational and examination requirements for obtaining a permanent adjuster license. A prelicensing or designation course can be a very attractive option to aspiring adjusters as the courses impart useful, practical knowledge in a student friendly format and will all but guarantee succesfull licensure.

Most states, however, will require their residents to take a state exam in order to be licensed and, in some cases, even non-residents wishing to become licensed in that state. As a general rule, we typically recommend obtaining your own state’s adjuster license when possible. It provides the best coverage in terms of reciprocity with other states – even better than Texas or Florida if those would be held as non-resident licenses.

State adjuster exams are usually administered by national testing providors such as Prometric or Pearson Vue. The exams can be difficult and become near impassible without study. Issues regarding inland marine policy enforcement or coverage calculations are not typically things people know naturally! Studying is highly recommended and the options are often poorly understood.

We like study packages that include online practice exams, textbooks, and particularly online Virtual Classroom courses specific to each state’s license. These give you the most comprehensive and effective way to prepare for state exams. We’ve compiled a list of licensing exam study study packages, ranging in cost from $49 to $189, that are presently available through our partnership with Insurance Schools. Here they are:

State Insurance Adjuster Examination and Testing: Resources for Study and Preparation

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