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You would actually have to be sponsored by an insurance company to be eligible to take your Property & Casualty exam. You would need an approval for hire upon completing and passing of the exam. Although be careful what you wish...being an auto insurance agent is very labor intensive. Homeowners and business insurance is a piece of cake.
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