I unfortunately had to give a star to write the review. If you are prior military you will waste your GIB or VocRehab. If you are looking to get an A&P liscense there are cheaper ways to go about. Look at the schools in Connecticut, Tennessee, or Kentucky. Those schools may take longer, but you receive a better education and solid knowledge of airframe/Powerplant/electrical systems. Military vets, look at the regulations governing your experience and what is needed to be signed off by the FAA to test. There is a school in Long Island that can help you prepare as long as you have your 2810-2 signed.
NAA Bedford's instructors (because they are not teachers) read power points to you and hand out the same presentation you are looking at, essentially teaching you nothing. They go over their test prior to testing to "prep" you for the test. This is actually padding their stats for pass/fail rate and retention/FAA Testing ratios. They continue to promise to update their equipment and have yet to do so. Half of the equipment doesn't work or is missing parts. They Instead, bought a plane they can not afford to fix and like to show it off and tell potential students they get to work on it. This is yet another lie. Over the course of my "education" they continued to charge me money for missed time and left them on my bill and refused to give me a diploma or allow me to take my TESTS, until they realized that this was hurting their numbers and credibility as an institution of higher learning. The school may be under investigation by Martha Coakley as a for profit scam. Also, please visit with your parents and see if they want to pay 35K for you to associate with drug dealers. When you go to visit, parents be sure to watch the parking lot and take a look at the students or smell them as they walk by... High as a kite!!! Yup, the NAA is pushing these kids out to work on the airplanes you go on vacation in, your loved ones fly to visit you in... This has been brought to the administrations attention and the response was,"it's going to happen at any school/college." I hope this helps you in your future education in the aviation industry. read more