So does that mean i can only can start when i graduate and have a Full-time job?

Does anyone know of any online real estate schools in SC?

We are both fresh out of high school and work full time jobs.

I don't have all the answers to your situation, I will share a little of my experience - When I was younger – in my 20’s in the 60's, I never had too many jobs - the longest one I had was with a correspondence school for 7 years - that sales training was the key that prepared me to be able to negotiate real estate transactions.During that 7 years I started taking seminars, buying cassette tapes (remember them?)

The high school was nearby, desirable and many move-ins were related to this fact. 

I just graduated Cal Berkeley with a degree in Political Econ. focusing on international business trade and labor.

I am interested in real estate because my parents have some experience with rental properties and I am hoping to avoid the 9-5 job when I graduate (or at least avoid working for someone else for too long).

However, note that public schools are back in session starting today.

  Being a local to Hurricane and now St George and working in Springdale all through high school and college I know the area very very well.

There are two different schools of thought on this.