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AR Property & Casualty study plan

AR Property & Casualty · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Arkansas Insurance Statutes, Rules, and Regulations

  • Map the Arkansas insurance regulatory framework (Insurance Commissioner, Department of Commerce, division duties) onto a one-page responsibilities chart

  • Memorize Arkansas license types, appointment and termination timelines, and continuing-education hour requirements to unaided recall

  • Write out producer disciplinary grounds and the hearing/appeal sequence in your own words without referencing notes

  • Work 40 Domain 1 practice items and log every miss beside the specific rule it violated

Your checkpoint

A closed-book 25-question self-quiz on Arkansas licensing and CE timelines, scored at 80% or higher with corrections written out.

Week 2

Arkansas Insurance Statutes, Rules, and Regulations & Property Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • State Arkansas policy cancellation, nonrenewal, and notice-period rules for both personal and commercial lines from memory

  • Diagram the anatomy of a property policy (declarations, insuring agreement, conditions, exclusions, definitions) and label what each part controls

  • Distinguish named-peril from open-peril forms and supply two coverage examples of each

  • Drill 30 Arkansas statutory figures (day counts, dollar limits, notice windows) on flashcards until recall hits 90%

Your checkpoint

A single reference sheet of Arkansas statutory deadlines and dollar limits reproduced from memory, then corrected against source material.

Week 3

Property Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • Compare HO-2, HO-3, HO-4, HO-5, HO-6, and HO-8 on coverage trigger, eligible insured, and major exclusions

  • Compute Coverage A, B, C, and D limits from a stated dwelling limit and apply the replacement-cost requirement to a loss

  • Explain actual cash value, replacement cost, functional replacement cost, and coinsurance using worked numeric examples

  • Identify the principal HO-3 Section I exclusions and name the exceptions that restore coverage for each

Your checkpoint

Three fully solved dwelling and homeowners claims scenarios showing limit math with a written rationale for every coverage decision.

Week 4

General Insurance Concepts & Property Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • Define indemnity, insurable interest, utmost good faith, adhesion, and aleatory, pairing each with a specific policy clause that illustrates it

  • Trace the claims-handling sequence from notice of loss through investigation, valuation, and settlement or appraisal

  • Differentiate warranties, representations, and concealments and describe how each affects the insurer's obligation

  • Rebuild every question missed in weeks 1 through 3 into a corrected rule statement card

Your checkpoint

A timed 60-question mixed Domain 2 and Domain 3 exam, scored and reviewed to zero unresolved misses.

Week 5

Casualty Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • Outline occurrence versus claims-made triggers under commercial general liability and explain retroactive dates and extended reporting periods

  • Distinguish the personal auto policy coverage parts (liability, medical payments, uninsured/underinsured motorist, physical damage) and their leading exclusions

  • Explain workers' compensation Part One versus Part Two and the exclusive-remedy principle

  • List the attachment triggers for umbrella and excess liability and construct one coverage-gap scenario for each

Your checkpoint

A one-page comparison grid of the four major casualty lines listing limits, coverage trigger, and top three exclusions.

Week 6

Casualty Insurance Basics and Policy Types & Arkansas Insurance Statutes, Rules, and Regulations

  • Resolve 15 liability fact patterns by naming the policy that responds first and justifying the answer in one sentence

  • Match Arkansas claims-practice and unfair-trade-practice provisions to scenarios that would and would not violate them

  • Explain the elements of negligence plus the defenses available, and distinguish contributory from comparative fault as applied in Arkansas

  • Drill businessowners policy eligibility rules and its coverage differences from a standard commercial package

Your checkpoint

A 40-question casualty-only quiz at 80% or higher, with every wrong answer rewritten as a correct rule statement.

Week 7

Arkansas Insurance Statutes, Rules, and Regulations & Property Insurance Basics and Policy Types & Casualty Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • Compile a 30-item weak-spot inventory from all prior quizzes, ranked by how often each concept was missed

  • Convert each weak spot into a flashcard and clear 90% of the deck in a single pass

  • Sit a timed 100-question full-length simulation under exam conditions with no notes

  • Re-verify the Arkansas numeric facts (notice days, dollar limits, CE hours) one final time against source material

Your checkpoint

A scored 100-question simulation with a written remediation plan for any domain scoring below 75%.

Week 8

Arkansas Insurance Statutes, Rules, and Regulations & General Insurance Concepts & Property Insurance Basics and Policy Types & Casualty Insurance Basics and Policy Types

  • Retake two full-length timed exams and hold 85% or higher overall with no single domain under 75%

  • Recite the Arkansas licensing, continuing-education, and cancellation rules aloud from memory

  • Close out the top ten residual weak spots and confirm each with a correct practice item

  • Rehearse pacing at roughly 1.5 minutes per question using a flag-and-return strategy

Your checkpoint

Two timed 100-question exams at 85% or higher plus a one-page day-before review sheet covering only your residual weak spots.

Milestones

Week 2: Score 80% or higher on a 50-question Domain 1 quiz and recite all Arkansas cancellation and nonrenewal notice periods without notes.

Week 4: Complete the timed 60-question Domain 2 and 3 exam with no unresolved misses and correct limit math on all three claims scenarios.

Week 6: Score 80% or higher on the 40-question casualty quiz and correctly identify the responding policy in at least 12 of 15 liability fact patterns.

Week 8: Average 85% or higher across two full-length timed exams with every domain at or above 75%.