One of the best courses I've taken. Learned a boatload of information that will enable me to be one…read moreof the best adjusters in the field. The course is detailed and very hands on. The instructor, Billy Banks is extremely knowledgeable in the industry. The entire staff, Mark, Billy, and Chris are very helpful and welcoming. Highly recommended

The best adjuster training in America. Billy and his team do an outstanding job of making sure new…read moreadjusters get well-trained. The greatest asset to MHAH is the Xactimate software training. The first four days are about learning proficiency but after that it gets very practical with real life scenarios and claims. Billy is funny and entertaining but very disciplined and patient with his thorough training. I wouldn't go anywhere else but Mile High.

Dinah Bostic made such a poor first impression during the enrollment process that I immediately…read morechose another BIPP provider. The communication style came across as cold, hostile, and unnecessarily confrontational from the start. For a program centered around behavioral growth and accountability, the atmosphere felt surprisingly lacking in professionalism, patience, and basic respect. If first contact is any indication of how participants are treated, many people may be better served researching other providers before committing here.

My experience was amazing, nothing bad to say about this course. It helped me learn a lot about…read moremyself, learning how to take better accountability in certain situations, and being careful about my surroundings with people and things that can happen or turn my life around. Ms. Bostic was an amazing teacher and I recommend her in this course 100 times over!

When I began studying for the PMP with Project Management Academy in Q4 2020, I didn't even know…read morewhat a work breakdown structure (WBS) was. I did the PMP course by Bill Holmes with Project Management Academy. Literally during class I got just about every question wrong - I was that person. Bill is hands down the best instructor for any courseware I've taken online or in-person. Even with me getting so many questions actively wrong in class from me being an extrovert - he never made me feel bad about it. Up until the hour before I took the exam I nervously asked him about calculations I was fuzzy about. He answered back immediately with two paragraphs of info on my question. I passed on the first try a month after the class ended. If you do what Bill says you need to do, have a solid background in project management (you'll need this 100% for the intuition necessary for the exam), use the Question & Answer feature on Project Management Academy's website (super helpful!!) and try to do this on a daily basis (sometimes I skipped a day and doubled up on the next day), try to test yourself once a week to assess your learning status with PMA's Practice test feature you get access to once you sign up for a course? No guarantees but I'd bet some money on that you'd pass the exam. That's what I did and I am not some brilliant person. I really hope - I can't find it - but I hope they have a PgMP course because I want to tackle that next!! I am so appreciative to PMA and Bill Holmes! I still am shocked I passed!! Thank you so much!

I would like to thank Stephen Hoogerwerf trainer for his support even after the training session…read morewas over. Anytime, I use to ping him with doubts he has promptly responded & clarified my doubts. Only for him I am giving 4 stars. Thank you Stephen.

I took the PMP boot camp during the first week of December. Patti Layne was my instructor and while…read moreit's a very long week of learning, she was awesome at teaching the material. I see why it's called boot camp, I was drained at the end of each day. Patti provided several helpful study techniques and also showed us around the website and all its tools. I actually did not pick up my study material for over a month after camp. I started studying again about a week before the exam which I took in mid-January. While I don't recommend this approach (I'm a crammer!), it worked for me and I passed the PMP with flying colors. I would not have been able to grasp all the material on my own, at least not in the few weeks I put towards learning it. I'd actually say this boot camp over prepared me for the exam and I'm am gladly applying what I learned at work.

I took the PMP prep Course Jan 6-9 2020 as a refresher. I have had previous PMBOK knowledge but my…read moretest was already scheduled and I knew I wanted to try one of these classes. Patti Layne was a great instructor and was very easy to follow on the context, and the setting of the classroom was very comfortable. It is four days of learning at a fast pace but it was definitely worth it! I passed my PMP test on the first try! If you are even consideering taking this course, just do it! Well worth the time, money and effort!

If your looking for a fun, enriched learning around CPR. This is the place for you! The team was…read morevery informative around CPR. Good teaching as well and will course correct you until you get it right. Professional and the class was fun. I can't wait till I have to get my license renewed again, I will do it with them.

Great Class. Very informative & was a fun time. Was very engaging the whole session!!read more

I taught my first year here after finishing my degree in Education…read more I highly recommend this school for Pre-Kindergarten 3, Pre-Kindergarten 4, and Kindergarten. The early childhood teachers go above and beyond to give students hands-on learning, interactive learning, technology use of iPads and computers, and plenty of fun learning with music and social guidance. Students will have their mind, heart, and spirit developed while enrolled here.

This school is the best! Every teacher is engaged and helpful to the students and parents. The…read moreprincipal is Dr. Felicia Nichols and she is in her 2nd year. She is excellent and runs the school like a fine tuned clock. She is very kind but stern using every encounter as a "teachable moment" The students, parents, faculty and staff love her. The school is now a STREAM school which includes Religion in all subjects along with STEM(Science, Technology and Mathematics). All faculty are certified teachers and also certified catechists. I highly recommend this school! The school is PreK3 - 8th and it is a wonderful place for your children to grow spiritually and educationally.

our trainer had a great personality very sweer. She delivered an amazing training to help…read moreunderstanding inside the classroom over all ten out of ten experience

such an amazing leadership training and I am so grateful for the abundance of knowledge I gained…read morethrough them!!!!

I was initially a little skeptical about taking a test prep course simply due to the cost--I wasn't…read moresure that it would be worth my time and money. However, Manhattan GMAT far exceeded my expectations. The rigorous homework load helped me structure my studies and immerse me in GMAT preparation. The Socratic teaching method turned the classroom into an active learning environment. The material was excellent; it was far better than the Princeton Review book I had been using. Finally, Joey, my instructor, was excellent. He had a passion for the material and was genuinely interested in the students performance. The course is very fast-paced, and to get the most out of it, you must do all the homework. You need at least ten hours per week to dedicate to the course outside of class to maximize the benefit of the course. Simply sitting in class will not be very rewarding. Manhattan GMAT allows you to sit in on the first session for free, which I would recommend. The classrooms at this location are very nice. There is also a kitchen with a microwave, so you can heat up your dinner.

GMAT score improved from 650 to 740!…read more I've never been very good at standardized tests. For me, the GMAT was the most intimidating part of the business school application process, and it almost kept me from even applying. My biggest takeaway from this experience: don't give up hope if you get one bad score! Fully explore your options - if the regular class/online sessions aren't enough for you, consider working with a tutor for several sessions (it really does help you go from knowing a subject well to complete mastery of that subject!). For me, it was definitely worth the investment. As I was starting out, several colleagues recommended that I try Manhattan Prep based on their positive experiences with the program. Being someone who wanted to do a self-study program vs. a classroom program (just my personal preference), I decided to purchase the Interact package. Overall, I thought the Interact package was very well done - it's engaging, covers a lot of ground, and really teaches you the fundamentals of how to approach each type of problem. Over the course of the program, I got to the point where I was scoring pretty consistently in the 680-710 range on the MPrep and GMAC practice tests, and since my goal was to score 700, I felt like I was in a good position to take the actual test. I ended up getting a 650 on my first actual test. It was pretty demoralizing. I decided to take MPrep up on their offer for the Post Exam Assessment (with Jamie Nelson) and had really good results so booked two more sessions (I was matched with Eric Garthoffner). Jamie Nelson: I had a wonderful experience with Jamie on my post-exam assessment. She did a ton of homework beforehand, and closely went through each of my practice tests (and my enhanced score report) to really get a sense of the areas in which I was struggling. She picked up on errors I was making on a consistent basis that I never would have realized on my own. We then dissected each of these problem types and she provided customized problem sets to work on these weak areas. I saw improvements in my next practice test and decided to invest in several more sessions. Eric Garthoffner: I spent around 4 hours with Eric over two sessions. He really transformed my approach to studying for the quant section. We spent a lot of time on strategy (both test prep and actual test day strategies), and on pattern recognition / short-cut application. Like Jamie, Eric was very good at identifying areas where I was struggling and created a customized study plan to help me improve in my weak areas. I gained a ton of confidence on the quant and significantly improved my timing. Overall, I had a great experience with both Jamie and Eric. The sessions were very complementary to the other MPrep materials and helped me power through that last mile. Importantly, both Jamie and Eric were great motivators and taught me how to approach and study for problems in a more effective way. Based on my experience, the extra tutoring is well worth the investment if you don't quite get your target score initially. I ended up getting into two top-five business schools in round one, and could not have done that without the help of MPrep (or Jamie and Eric).