Alaska P&C Self Study Exam Prep
Self-study prep for Alaska Property & Casualty. Videos, notes, flash cards, practice tests, and regulation.
Study tools for an Alaska Property and Casualty exam candidate.
Clear study tools for the Alaska 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.
Alaska regulation
State regulation chapter included so Alaska-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 Alaska Property and Casualty exam material. It is video based and does not require a live class schedule.
Alaska Property & Casualty exam and resident-license path
Alaska requires resident Property and Casualty applicants to pass the appropriate exams but does not list mandatory prelicensing education hours. This online Self Study product is optional independent exam preparation for both separately tested lines.
1. Prepare for two separate exams
Pearson VUE lists Property exam 04 and Casualty exam 05. For each line, the current-linked handbook lists 60 general questions in 1 hour 15 minutes plus 50 Alaska questions in 1 hour. Its scaled passing score is 70.
2. Choose the testing route carefully
The current-linked handbook lists $89 at reservation. A physical test center can combine up to two allowable exams in one $89 session; OnVUE charges $89 for each exam. Pearson currently applies 7-, 14-, and 30-day waits after the first three failed OnVUE attempts.
3. Apply through NIPR after passing
Alaska directs resident applicants to take the exams and then apply through NIPR. NIPR verifies exam results before submission. It currently lists a $75 Insurance Producer state fee, a $47 fingerprint fee, and additional NIPR transaction fees.
4. Send the original fingerprint packet
Follow Alaska's current instructions for an FBI FD 258 card, Privacy and Consent form, and $47 payment. The original card must go directly to the Division and cannot be uploaded through NIPR. Complete application requirements within four months.
Current official Alaska sources
- Alaska Division of Insurance resident-license sequence and 90-day reciprocity waiver
- Alaska fingerprint-card, consent-form, current fee, and mailing instructions
- Current Pearson VUE Alaska scheduling and OnVUE retake page
- Alaska candidate handbook currently linked by Pearson VUE
- Alaska examination content outlines effective March 3, 2025
- Current NIPR Alaska resident rules and state-fee schedule
Course boundary: Purchase provides 70 days of independent online Self Study access. It is not mandatory Alaska prelicensing education and does not include Pearson VUE exams, fingerprints, state or NIPR fees, appointment, or license. TSI does not claim Alaska, Pearson VUE, or NIPR recommendation or endorsement and does not guarantee study completion, exam passage, background clearance, application approval, appointment, or license issuance.
Alaska licensing FAQ
Does Alaska require a prelicensing course for a resident Property and Casualty producer license?
The current Alaska resident-license path requires the appropriate exams but does not list mandatory prelicensing education hours. The Division encourages exam preparation. This TSI product is optional independent exam preparation.
Does Alaska use one combined Property and Casualty exam?
No. The Pearson VUE handbook currently linked for Alaska lists separate Property exam 04 and Casualty exam 05.
How long are the Alaska Property and Casualty exams?
The current-linked handbook lists 60 general questions in 1 hour 15 minutes and 50 Alaska questions in 1 hour for each line. The current content outlines identify the scored and unscored portions.
What score is required to pass an Alaska insurance exam?
The current-linked handbook describes a scaled passing score of 70. A scaled score is not a raw percentage of questions answered correctly.
How much do the Alaska exams cost?
The current-linked handbook lists $89 at reservation. At a physical test center, up to two allowable exams may be taken in one session for $89; OnVUE charges a separate $89 fee for each exam. Confirm the current amount when reserving.
How long are Alaska exam results valid?
The current-linked handbook says examination results are valid for one year and must be less than one year old when the license application is made.
What are the current Alaska application and fingerprint fees?
NIPR currently lists a $75 Insurance Producer state fee and a $47 fingerprint fee, excluding NIPR transaction fees. Alaska directs applicants to follow its current original-card, consent-form, and payment instructions.
How do Alaska residents submit fingerprints?
Alaska requires an original FBI FD 258 card for an initial resident applicant, plus the current Privacy and Consent form. The original card cannot be uploaded through the NIPR Attachment Warehouse.
What is the Alaska OnVUE retake rule?
Pearson currently allows four OnVUE attempts per exam. After failed attempts one, two, and three, the waits are 7, 14, and 30 days; later attempts must be at a Pearson VUE test center.
Does this $114.95 course include exams, fingerprints, application fees, or a license?
No. Purchase provides 70 days of independent TSI online study access. Pearson VUE exams, fingerprints, state and NIPR fees, appointment, and license are separate, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Official-source facts reviewed July 20, 2026. Confirm changing fees, appointments, exam outlines, and application instructions with Alaska, Pearson VUE, and NIPR before acting.
Best for self-study buyers
- You want the lowest-cost Alaska 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, Alaska 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 Alaska 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 - AK (Self Study) $114.95
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Both courses: $229.90
Optional. Choose both only if you plan to take both AK licensing exams. Each remains a separate self-study course.