Kansas P&C Self Study Course
Self-study prep for Kansas Property & Casualty. Videos, notes, flash cards, practice tests, and regulation.
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Inside your Kansas Property & Casualty course
Work through the online course at your own pace. Use the lessons and practice to decide what to review next.
1. Definitions
Build the insurance vocabulary first. Keep a short review list so unfamiliar terms do not distract you from the coverage or benefit being tested.
2. Personal Insurance
Work through the personal insurance material and distinguish the property, people and coverage involved in each example.
3. Business Insurance
Build on the earlier insurance concepts with business coverage. Identify the insured interest, loss and coverage terms before choosing an answer.
4. State Regulation
Study the Kansas material alongside the general insurance concepts. Keep a separate list of state-specific topics to revisit during practice review.
Try two course study examples
Choose an answer before opening the explanation. These original examples demonstrate insurance concepts; they are not state examination questions.
Work through a property deductible
Assume $4,500 of covered property damage, a $500 deductible and a sufficient policy limit. No depreciation or other adjustment applies. What is the insurer’s payment?
Show answer and reasoning 1
$4,500 − $500 = $4,000. Start with the covered amount, apply the stated deductible and then consider any relevant limit.
Separate property and liability questions
One question describes covered damage to the policyholder’s own building. Another describes a claim that the policyholder caused injury to someone else. Which concepts should you consider?
Show answer and reasoning 2
The first raises a property-coverage question; the second raises a liability-coverage question. Identify who suffered the loss and whose responsibility is being considered, then read the policy terms in the example.
Examples use simplified assumptions. Actual policy terms and loss facts determine real coverage and payments.
Turn practice into a review plan
After working through the topics, use your course’s Practice Tests (Unlimited) section to identify weak areas. Return to the relevant lesson and explain why the answer fits. Follow the instructions in Final Exam and any other completion steps shown in your course.
Reinforce your review with the course reference and printable study cards available in your course.
Start Kansas Property & Casualty self-studyCurrent course price: $114.95
Everything a first-time P&C student needs to study.
Clear study tools for the Kansas 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.
Kansas regulation
State regulation chapter included so Kansas-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 Kansas 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 Kansas 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, Kansas 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 Kansas 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 - KS (Self Study) $114.95
Life, Health & Annuity Agent Licensing - KS (Self Study) $114.95
Both courses: $229.90
Optional. Choose both only if you plan to take both KS licensing exams. Each remains a separate self-study course.
Kansas Property & Casualty exam and resident-license path
Kansas does not require prelicensing education. This online Self Study product is optional independent preparation for the combined Property & Casualty and Allied Lines producer exam; KDOI and Pearson VUE do not endorse a particular school or study material.
1. Prepare for combined exam 12-KS-06
The current Pearson content outline lists 140 scored questions plus 14 unscored pretest questions. The handbook lists 150 minutes and costs $64. The passing score is 70%.
2. Reserve a physical test center
Current Pearson and KDOI pages route Kansas candidates to physical test centers. Reserve at least 24 hours ahead. After a failure, wait at least 24 hours before scheduling and seven calendar days before retaking; the handbook states no attempt limit.
3. Complete resident documents
Obtain a Kansas tax-clearance certificate, apply through NIPR, complete fingerprints and criminal-background check, submit the electronic FBI waiver, and upload the tax clearance plus front and back of a valid Kansas driver's license or state ID through the NIPR Attachment Warehouse.
4. Confirm the current application fee
Candidates may apply before or after the exam. Exam scores are valid for two years. Current sources conflict: the live KDOI producer page and NIPR list $10, while the checklist revised May 29, 2026 lists $15. Both list a separate $60 criminal-background-check fee; confirm the live amount when applying.
Current official Kansas sources
- Kansas Department of Insurance producer examinations
- Kansas resident producer licensing requirements
- Kansas fingerprint and background-check FAQ
- Kansas initial resident producer checklist revised May 29, 2026
- Pearson VUE Kansas insurance examination program
- Current Kansas Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
- Kansas examination content outlines effective March 1, 2025
- NIPR Kansas resident-individual requirements
Course boundary: Purchase provides 70 days of optional independent online Self Study exam preparation. The purchase does not include the Pearson VUE examination, state/NIPR application, background check, fingerprint-vendor service, company appointment, or license. TSI does not claim Kansas Department of Insurance, Pearson VUE, or NIPR approval, recommendation, or endorsement and does not guarantee study completion, exam passage, background clearance, application approval, appointment, or license issuance.
Kansas licensing FAQ
Does Kansas require a prelicensing course for Property and Casualty?
No. KDOI states Kansas has no prelicensing education requirement. This TSI product is optional independent exam preparation, not state-required or state-endorsed education.
Which Kansas Property and Casualty exam can I take?
Kansas permits separate Property and Allied Lines and Casualty and Allied Lines exams or combined exam 12-KS-06, Property & Casualty and Allied Lines Producer.
How many questions are on Kansas exam 12-KS-06?
The current content outline lists 140 scored questions plus 14 unscored pretest questions. Pretest responses do not affect the score.
How long is the combined Kansas P&C exam and what does it cost?
The current Pearson VUE handbook lists 150 minutes and a $64 exam fee. Confirm current scheduling and fees before reserving.
What score is required to pass the Kansas insurance exam?
The current Kansas candidate handbook says the passing score is 70%.
How soon may I retake a failed Kansas exam?
The current handbook requires at least 24 hours before scheduling a retest and at least seven calendar days before retaking. It states there is no limit on attempts.
May I apply before taking the Kansas exam?
Yes. Current KDOI and Pearson guidance says candidates may apply before or after passing. Exam scores are valid for two years.
What does a Kansas resident application require?
Current KDOI and NIPR guidance requires a tax-clearance certificate, NIPR application, fingerprints and criminal-background check, electronic FBI waiver, and uploads of the tax clearance plus front and back of a valid Kansas ID.
What is the Kansas producer application fee?
Current official sources conflict: the live KDOI producer page and NIPR list $10, while the checklist revised May 29, 2026 lists $15. Both list a separate $60 criminal-background-check fee. Confirm the amount shown when applying.
Does the $114.95 purchase include the Kansas exam or license fees?
No. The purchase is for optional TSI study access only. Exam, application, background, fingerprint-vendor, appointment, and license costs are separate and can change.
Does this course guarantee an exam pass or Kansas license?
No. Study completion, exam passage, background clearance, application approval, appointment, and license issuance are separate and are not guaranteed.
Official-source facts reviewed July 20, 2026. Confirm current fees, identification, scheduling, exam, tax-clearance, fingerprint, background, application, and appointment requirements with KDOI, Pearson VUE, and NIPR before acting.