Going to this school would be a serious mistake.
1. If you look at the reviewers and know the people, you'll see they are friends/family/owners. Don't trust the reviews or promises.
2. My experience was they said full refund and made a lot of promises. I asked for refund prior to last day of refund to the Owner. Told to wait because it would get better. Went a 2nd time, told the same thing. Then third time I insisted. Told 3rd time (again by owner), the day for refund was past and state law would not allow a refund and I could sue them if I wanted, but no refund would be issued. (This from the owner).
3. Even if that wasn't an issue, the RVIA/RVDA now has it's own training program: RVTI. (This option did not exist until last year.) You are much better off and will save money as they RVTI enforces the curriculum, develops the tests, and maintains records. And you know RVTI is legitimate organization. They are officially endorsed by both RVIA & RVDA and respected by heavy weights in the industry like LazyDays , LaMesa as well as other RV companies.
4. Life may be like a box of chocolates and you never know what you are going to get. But, why risk thousands of dollars and months of your time. Go to the source, save money, and have confidence that your training is from an industry recognized organization. Both my friend and I were laughed out when we told them we were graduates of this school.
If I had a do-over, now that there is an RVTI, I wouldn't even bother looking anywhere else (maybe RV Academy as they are well respected).
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