Property & Casualty Weekend In-Person Cram Class
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Although a classroom course with a live in-person instructor is considered the gold standard, Morton-Barber also offers self-study options for Life, Accident & Health.
You can pick up a book at our office or we can mail it to you for an additional shipping fee.
Our self-study book includes all the necessary study material needed to pass the state exam, including a valuable Exam Simulator for online access to a bank of 3000 questions, a “Simulate Your Exam” that may be taken repeatedly and a “Readiness Exam” that may be taken only twice & best saved for before your state exam. These practice exams are important helpful tools for preparing to pass the state exam. Please call us or stop by our location in Worthington to obtain your materials.
A registration form will need to be completed by the student at the time of enrollment.
Students who want to complete their pre-licensing education by the self-study method are required by the Ohio Department of Insurance to take a “proctored exam” (or pre-exam) at our facility. Our proctored exam is 100 questions. A passing score of 70% or above is required to receive a completion certificate to sit for the state exam. Completion certificates are awarded the same day as the exam. The first proctored exam is included in the purchase of the self-study materials. Re-test fee is $50. The proctored exam, is given by appointment only by calling 614-885-2800.
Although a classroom course with a live in-person instructor is best, Morton-Barber Learning Center also offers self-study options for Property & Casualty.
You can pick up a book at our office or we can mail it to you for an additional shipping fee.
Our self-study book includes all the necessary study material needed to pass the state exam, including a valuable Exam Simulator for online access to a bank of 3000 questions, a “Simulate Your Exam” that may be taken repeatedly and a “Readiness Exam” that may be taken only twice & best saved for before your state exam. These practice exams are important helpful tools for preparing to pass the state exam. Please call us or stop by our location in Worthington to obtain the book.
A registration form will need to be completed by the student at the time of enrollment.
Students who want to complete their pre-licensing education by the self-study method are required by the Ohio Department of Insurance to take a “proctored exam” (or pre-exam) at our facility. Our proctored exam is 100 questions. A score of 70% or above is required for a pass to receive the completion certificates required to move on to the state exam. Completion certificates are awarded the same day as the exam. The first proctored exam is included in the purchase of the self-study materials. Re-test fee is $50. The proctored exam, is given by appointment only at our Worthington location by calling 614-885-2800.
This course is designed to fulfill the four-hour ongoing training requirement for long-term care insurance and long-term care partnerships developed by the NAIC and adopted by many states. It does this in two ways:
The course reinforces and enhances the initial LTCI/LTC partnership training. The concepts and information presented in the initial training are reviewed and supplemented with additional content. All topics required by the NAIC model for both the initial and ongoing training are covered.In addition, this course serves as an update to the initial training. When training began, partnerships were new, and there were still many questions about how programs would be implemented and how certain matters would handled by the states. Many of these issues have now been resolved and addressed by state regulations, and in Section 4 of the course we provide an extensive discussion of possible situations and the rules that apply. An in other sections of the course, we bring students up to date on trends in long-term care, innovations in long-term care insurance products, LTCI market trends, and developments in other LTC funding methods.