Washington D.C. P&C Self Study Course
Self-study prep for Washington D.C. Property & Casualty. Videos, notes, flash cards, practice tests, and regulation.
Everything a first-time P&C student needs to study.
Clear study tools for the Washington D.C. Property & Casualty exam, organized so students can move from lessons to review to practice.
Learning modules
Property and casualty topics for home, auto, business, and related exam areas.
Washington D.C. regulation
State regulation chapter included so Washington D.C.-specific exam material is covered.
Chapter videos
More than 13 hours of video instruction paired with the course material.
Book and slides
A 220 pages online book plus PowerPoints for structured review.
Cliff notes
Typed and highlighted notes to make review sessions easier to manage.
Practice tools
Unlimited practice tests, flash cards, and other tools for repeated review.
Start online. Study on your schedule.
This is the self-study option for students who want a direct, affordable path through the Washington D.C. P&C pre-licensing material. It is video based and does not require a live class schedule.
Best for self-study buyers
- You want the lowest-cost Washington D.C. P&C course option.
- You can study without a live instructor schedule.
- You want videos, notes, book content, flash cards, and tests.
- You want online access for 70 days.
Consider a virtual class if
- You need scheduled live instruction.
- You want more structure than self-study provides.
- You prefer a classroom rhythm before taking the exam.
- You want to ask instructor questions during class.
Quick answers before checkout.
Know what is included, how access works, and whether self-study is the right format before enrolling.
How long do I get access?
Access is provided for 70 full days from the date of purchase.
Is this a live class?
No. This product is the self-study version. It is video based and does not include a live instructor.
What is included?
Learning modules, Washington D.C. regulation, chapter videos, online book, PowerPoints, cliff notes, unlimited practice tests, flash cards, and additional study tools.
Who is this course for?
Students preparing for the Washington D.C. Property & Casualty insurance license exam who want an online self-study course.
Planning to earn both licenses?
Prepare for P&C + L&H together
Property & Casualty Agent Licensing - DC (Self Study) $114.95
Life, Health & Annuity Agent Licensing - DC (Self Study) $114.95
Both courses: $229.90
Optional. Choose both only if you plan to take both DC licensing exams. Each remains a separate self-study course.
Washington, D.C. Property & Casualty exam and resident-license path
This 70-day online Self Study product is independent preparation for the District of Columbia Property and Casualty producer examinations. It is not either exam, a license application, fingerprinting, an insurer appointment, a license, or a promise that DISB will accept a particular provider document.
Read the education rule carefully: The current Pearson VUE handbook says the Commissioner does not mandate a 40-hour prelicensing course, but it also tells candidates to show proof of a prelicensing course of study before sitting for an exam. Confirm acceptable documentation directly with DISB before relying on this or any provider course.
1. Prepare for two separate exams
Exam 03 Property and exam 04 Casualty are separate. Each allows two hours and currently costs $75. The handbook lists a required scaled passing score of 70.
2. Follow the current outlines
Property contains 50 scored plus 5 pretest general questions and 25 plus 5 District questions. Casualty contains 50 plus 5 general and 30 plus 5 District questions. The current outline is effective September 2, 2025.
3. Apply through NIPR
The handbook says to apply electronically 24 hours after passing and within one year. NIPR currently lists a $100 Property & Casualty grouping fee, excluding its transaction fee.
4. Complete resident follow-through
An initial resident applicant who passes must complete Fieldprint fingerprinting and a background check under current DISB instructions. An insurer appointment is separate when the producer acts as an agent of an insurer.
Current official District of Columbia sources
- DISB general information for insurance producers and agents
- Current Pearson VUE District of Columbia insurance scheduling page
- District of Columbia candidate handbook, education rule, exam time, fee, application clock, and passing score
- District of Columbia Property and Casualty examination content outlines
- NIPR District of Columbia resident individual requirements and fee
Course boundary: Purchase provides 70 days of online Self Study access with chapter videos, District regulation review, study material, flash cards, notes, and unlimited practice tests. It does not include either $75 Pearson VUE examination, the $100 state application fee, NIPR transaction fees, fingerprinting, the background check, an insurer appointment, or a producer license. TSI does not claim DISB, Pearson VUE, or NIPR approves, recommends, or endorses TSI and does not guarantee study completion, documentation acceptance, exam passage, background review, application approval, appointment, or license issuance.
Washington, D.C. licensing FAQ
Does Washington, D.C. mandate a 40-hour prelicensing course?
No. The current Pearson VUE handbook says the Commissioner does not mandate a 40-hour course. The same handbook tells candidates to show proof of a prelicensing course of study before sitting for an exam, so confirm acceptable documentation with DISB before relying on any provider course.
Is TSI claiming that DISB approves this course?
No. This is independent online exam preparation. TSI does not represent this product as a DISB-approved course or guarantee that a particular course document will satisfy DISB or Pearson VUE.
Are Property and Casualty tested together in Washington, D.C.?
No. The current handbook lists separate exam 03 Property and exam 04 Casualty. Each examination allows two hours.
What does Pearson VUE currently charge?
The current District of Columbia candidate handbook lists a $75 fee for each examination. Confirm the current amount when scheduling.
How many questions are on the Property exam?
The current outline lists 50 scored plus 5 pretest general-knowledge questions and 25 scored plus 5 pretest District-specific questions.
How many questions are on the Casualty exam?
The current outline lists 50 scored plus 5 pretest general-knowledge questions and 30 scored plus 5 pretest District-specific questions.
What score is required?
The District of Columbia handbook lists a required scaled passing score of 70 for producer examinations.
How early should I schedule?
Pearson VUE says candidates should reserve at least 24 hours before the desired examination date. Appointments and locations remain subject to availability.
When do I apply for the license?
The handbook says to apply electronically through NIPR 24 hours after passing and within one year of the examination. NIPR verifies required exams before allowing submission.
What is the current resident producer application fee?
NIPR currently lists a $100 state fee for the Property and Casualty grouping, excluding the separate NIPR transaction fee.
Are fingerprints required?
Yes for an initial resident producer. Pearson VUE says a resident applicant who passes must complete fingerprinting and a background check through Fieldprint. Follow the current DISB instructions because the application may be deferred for state review.
Is an insurer appointment included?
No. DISB says an appointment is required when a producer acts as an agent of an insurer. Appointment and licensing are separate from this exam-preparation purchase.
What does the TSI Self Study product include?
Purchase provides 70 days of chapter videos, District regulation review, online study material, notes, flash cards, and unlimited practice tests. Exams, application, fingerprinting, background check, fees, appointment, and license are separate.
What does the roughly 80% first-attempt pass-rate figure mean?
It describes tracked large-group classes where complete outcome reporting is available. Results vary by state, license line, and cohort; it is not a Washington, D.C.-specific result or a guarantee.
Does purchase guarantee passage or license issuance?
No. Study completion, documentation acceptance, examination passage, background review, application approval, appointment, and license issuance are separate and are not guaranteed.
Official-source facts reviewed July 21, 2026. Confirm current education documentation, examination, scheduling, identification, fee, fingerprint, application, and appointment requirements with DISB, Pearson VUE, and NIPR before acting.
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