Positive: Professionalism and communication…read more Troops into Transportation is a place to get your CDL License, highly recommend this school. My journey started 10 months ago with Nicolas Gonzalez; he was very thoroughgoing every step of the way, supportive and understanding on my career changing decisions. Nicolas worked with every step of the way and boosted my confidence, now I have my Class A and an endorsement. Thank you, Nico. I can't say enough, all good things about the instructors: Phil, Bill, Chuck, Rose, and Josh are remarkable! These instructors are patient, helpful and have shown an interest in ensuring every student was learning in specific instructive need during in the course, and genuinely want you to succeed. Today, I am thrilled to inform that I got my new license and an endorsement as well. THANK YOU

From the owner: CDL A, CDL B, and CDL Bps training and testing. Permit…read morepreparation classes online and live classroom. Job placement services.

Just commenting based on what my friend went through and the stories she told. They did not provide…read moremuch assistance, coaching or help in the final financial aid package. The parents did more of the work themselves. Not at all worth the money. I wouldn't give them any stars, but it is required to give at least one.

We started the process with The College Advisor for our senior to help navigate the college…read moreapplication process. We followed the plan exactly. Some of the things were really helpful, but I would not hire this firm again for my other child. It's expensive - about $3,500+-. We felt like it was a true numbers game for them. Most of the correspondence was "group" emails that went to all of the students. I think there were 2 or 3 individual meetings. No one has followed up at all to see if my student has been admitted to any of the schools - not once. They made it seem like it's very personal, but it didn't feel that way. The owner, Dean, is very nice, and he's very good. But you don't work with him. You work with a counselor and it was pretty clear that our counselor didn't much like my daughter. I was in a meeting with the 2 of them, and it was very obvious. I think that's the reason we feel a little dissatisfied. The scheduling part was very helpful - when to take SATs, when to submit applications etc. But even the essay review wasn't great. I looked at it after it had been "reviewed and approved" and found typos and sentences that were not finished. They don't want parents looking at the essays, but thank goodness I did and that essay didn't get submitted. We have a friend who is in the same line of work - she has followed up with us consistently with dates to expect the college letters, when each colleges emails their responses etc.. She was actually more helpful, and we didn't pay her a dime. In the end we took over the process completely and it worked out better. There are good choices to make now. In the end I'd say it's a good idea in theory, but not enough personal attention, and what we did get left us feeling less than thrilled for the cost.