Where Sandy Springs candidates take the exam
The nearest PSI test area to Sandy Springs is Marietta or Decatur. The exam itself is identical everywhere: 152 scored questions from the same two outlines, of which 34% is Georgia law. Choose a centre for a calm arrival rather than the shortest drive.
We do not publish street addresses. Test centre locations open, close and move, and the address PSI confirms at registration is the only one worth trusting on exam morning. More on test centres.
What is specific to Sandy Springs
- Sandy Springs incorporated as a city in 2005, and several neighbouring cities followed, which changed which local government handles permitting and zoning north of Atlanta.
- The Perimeter business district makes this one of Georgia's largest office submarkets, so commercial questions arise more often here than in most residential markets.
- High-rise and mid-rise condominium stock puts community association law in front of agents regularly.
What the Sandy Springs market is like
A corporate market with significant condominium inventory, where association documents matter as much as the property itself.
This matters for your first year rather than for the exam. The paper is statewide, but the part of it you will use daily depends on where you work, and knowing that early makes the material stick better.
The steps, in order
- Meet the basics: 18 or older, with a high school diploma or GED.
- Complete the 75-hour prelicense course at a GREC-approved school, or the qualifying college coursework alternative. What the course covers.
- Book the exam with PSI for Marietta or Decatur, then order your GCIC report so it falls inside the 60-day window.
- Sit the exam. The full exam guide.
- Buy the licence within 3 months of your exam date, or the fee doubles. What to do after passing.
- Affiliate with a sponsoring broker to activate it, then complete the 25-hour post-license course in your first year.
Free tools that help wherever you live: the readiness check, the math drill, and five Georgia questions.