I would like opinions, both pro & cons from experienced realtors. I really do better in classroom environment, but will have to travel long distance to take classes- which I am willing to do if they are worth it and make the state tests easier!

Okay I just got licensed and used both classroom and online so I'm the perfect one to answer. It TOTALLY depends on how you study. If you're the type who can read something and then remember then I'd say go with the online but if you learn better with discussion/debate as most people do then you really should go with classroom.Classroom: Pros: Student interaction, more detailed learning, hearing personal experiences, more likely to pass state exam first time, structured working environment, price usually less than online.Cons: Scheduling, those long days get tiresome and backaches (OMG, it was horrible), tests are more difficult.Online:PROS: Work at your own pace, tests are usually easier since you can take it twice if needed, Can get your classes done faster, can skip over material you already know.CONS: Not a structured working environment, typically more difficult to pass the state exam first try, won't be able to fully comprehend things as well, a little more expensive, can't ask questions, don't get the student interaction, and the knowledge of your teacher will be missed. If you do decide to do online, I highly recommend Baylor University's program. Very informative, easy, and materials arrive quickly.