It isn't entirely fair to pick out Day Trade My Money because they are only 1 of a dozen or so…read moredifferent organization all promoting the educational material from a main company with no apparent name but many times gets referred to as "Trade Support". You will pay a lot of money, like $20K, get a lot of what feels like good training, a lot of vague promises because they "can't make any guarantees" but in the end you pay out a ton a money and get nothing in return. I tried for 2 years to work with their indicators. I blew one account and got another. I tried executive coaching, and another one-on-one that was supposed to help. In the long-run they don't help. They will show you 3 or 4 trades in a row that work and say, there just do that. Well "that" really only works about 65% of the time. I got better. I went from losing money every month to breaking even every month. Breaking even doesn't pay the $365 monthly subscription fee so I finally bagged it. I am out $20K+ and it still stings but at least the bleeding has stopped. Again, don't just look for Day Trade My Money. Look for anyone offering funded trading accounts from a company on Ashton Blvd in Lehi, UT. They are all the same thing.

In April of 2018 I responded to a Radio Ad in which the announcer, a local radio personality, was…read morepromoting a meeting to introduce TryDayTrading.com and their proprietary indicators that you could use to trade in the Forex Market. During the meeting we were shown how to use the indicators and make a trade that would net $62 per trade that would take just minutes a day. I ended up buying into this company and paid $15,200 for executive training. This bought me twice weekly training with a coach who taught me the basics. I could watch nightly webinars that showed other coaches making trades and quickly explaining how they did it. We were told if we just took the nightly trades we could make around $70,000 a year. I was also given extra Executive trading that was part of my buying the higher program. It was during this training that I learned different trading ideas then the first coach taught. After the 3 months I was given $3,000 dollars to trade on my own, a corporate account. If after 3 months I had shown a profit I would get bumped up. In the 18 months I was with the company I had received 2 bumps in my account and had a $10,000 corporate account to trade. I had also made a profit of $1,000 for that entire time which I got to keep. I had been told if I followed everything I was taught I would be able to make enough money to replace my salary and quit my job. I was also offered the opportunity to buy into the company and become what they called a COD. If I had done that I was told I could easily make $10,000 per month. I did not join this as it would have cost me another $32,000. During the end of my time with Try Day Trading I was trying to use the things I had been taught and I got my trades in some trouble and when my account value had gone down to approximately $5,000 the account was automatically closed and I could no longer trade it. I went to the company and was told to get the account back I would have to pay another $6,000 for more training and could then get my account back but at the original value of $3,000. It was then that I decided that this company really didn't have my best interest in mind, eventhough they had repeatedly said they wanted us to succeed. They had theirs. I paid in total $15,200 for Training and then another $320 a month for six months for their "proprietary" indicators before I cancelled all reoccurring billing with the company. I had been asked to spend another $32,000 to become a "partner" and another $6,000 for additional training once I had lost my account. Luckily I didn't pay these prices.But I am out $17,760 which I paid to make $1,000 in 18 months. great return on my investment. Please stay far away from this company.

It kills confidence in math students and is difficult to teach. The high school version, Open Up…read moreResources, is not compatible with high school students' attendance schedules. If a student is at a debate meet or baseball game and misses the in-class "task", they have no resources to capture the concept. The student portal shows only problems, no instruction or examples, or answers to some of the problems. The parent portal shows a sentence or two stating the lesson objective. The students' only recourse is to get the teacher to present the 45 minute task to them personally or, (much better) have it taught in a straight forward manner in 10 minutes. The curriculum fails to give students adequate practice and review. As a result, students don't retain the concepts. MVP is worse than useless- It is damaging to students' math education.

The Curriculum has mathematical errors and gaps. The MVP team is unresponsive to emails asking for…read morehelp. The team members are more concerned with covering up complaints than dealing with them honestly. My student now hates math and gained no foundational knowledge in their math 2 MVP class. MVP also caused increased anxiety. Additionally, it left teachers feeling trapped and unable to help their students and their relationships strained with students and parents. They also lack any customer service help. Folks have emailed and called asking for help with their product, but no phone call or emails have been replied to. #wcpsscorruption #mvpfails

Absolutely incredible service. Mike will go above and beyond to help you pass. And has a plethora…read moreof literature to help you along the way

I took this class just last week to help me prep for the PMI PBA certification. It was a four day…read moreclass, and so worth the time. My instructor was Mike Berry. This guy is certified in just about everything you can be certified in. He knows his stuff, and his delivery is great. Down to earth and real. He doesn't just stand up in front of you and read slides or books. I really enjoyed this class and I fee that the investment was worth every penny. I want to note: I took a similar course for my PMP from one of the "heaver hitters" in this type of training. Although the course was great, it was double the price. Red Rocks is not only less expensive, but you get just as much if not more out of the class in terms of knowledge take aways and study tips. You also get the PMI BA book, a book of test questions, and a Visio tutorial CD (as well as the class binder, which all by itself is a wealth of well-organized information). The 35 required education hours for the BA cert are all right there too. I guess I'm raving a little bit, but I just couldn't get over the fantastic pricing and all that I got out of it. Red Rocks Research was great, and I'll be seeing them again in a few months when I go to them for ACP prep. I highly recommend!

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would. Ed and his staff have been the most amazing…read moreindividuals with my daughter. She struggled with math and hated it until coming here, now it is one of her favorite subjects. Her confidence has been lifted by this place and she loves attending here. They not only invest their time into these kids, they do their best to make this a fun learning experience for them and truly care about your child's success. I would recommend this Mathnasium to anyone, they have exceeded my expectations and are truly the best!

My daughter is a 4th grader who did okay in math, but needed an extra boost. She attends Mathnasium…read more2-3 days a week and have been attending for about 4 months now. She enjoys math much more now and getting A's on her math tests. Highlight for her was her first 100% on a math test that no other student had. She attributes her success to Mathnasium and urged me to make this review.

Very very weak in STEM education. The computer teacher let students read books on their own and…read moreprovided minimal instructions in class. Mathematics classes use very old textbook. The Mathematics teacher is not good at mathematics at all and confused students most of the time. Students Wasted a lot of time learning cursive writing While they could have learned something far more important.

My son did 2 years of preschool and kindergarten at the Traverse Mtn location. He loved loved loved…read morethe school. It's advanced, he was reading everything and phonics also before K. And it was all fun for him. We never went to Summer school there so from the experience I had, my son was totally able to catch up without the Summer program. Maybe I started him early...... anyways I don't regret my decision and he misses his first school! Now he's enrolled in public school (which honestly is not great since he's learning things that he has learned two years ago) but he's learning Portuguese for free (my native language) and for my family this is our priority. We love Challenger School

I like this Mountainland Cosmetology school. The students are friendly and get all their hair…read moreservices passed off by a supervisor. Pricing is as I would expect at a cosmetology school. Atmosphere is school-like while offering all types of services from hair, nails, and more. The only complaint I have is the shampoo wasn't completely washed out of my hair. She didn't do a very good job rinsing my hair. Not a big deal, I just rewashed and rinsed my hair when I got home and realized it was goopy from the shampoo residue.

My daughter is in the cosmetology program. I graduated from Paul Mitchell The School in the year…read more2000. I have been extremely shocked by my daughters experience in school. The price is amazing and the instructors are good. The requirements of the program are entirely out of control. When I went to school, we showed up, had class, and took clients. We had to do a certain number of hours and a certain amount of each service to complete the program. At MTECH, my daughter has SO MUCH HOMEWORK. She spends an absurd amount of time studying, doing online work, and taking tests. She was expected to complete perfect, flawless, TIMED haircuts and PERMS in her first months of school. On what planet should an inexperienced student be timed ?!!! She is attending night school her senior year of high school. It feels like she's in medical school with the amount of work she is doing. She's not even getting hours for all of the studying and homework she does outside of school! She writes essay after essay and I'm just in shock because all I had to do was hair on clients during school hours. In the course she is currently in, every single student is on a student success plan which means no one was able to complete the course. But it doesn't ever occur to the school that there's a problem with the course! There have been tests she has failed multiple times because she has to know the names of all the bones in the ankle and other ridiculous facts????? ‍‍‍ I am just baffled. So much for cosmetology school being for dumb blondes. I'm pleased that they have made it structured and are trying to thoroughly educate the students, but it is outrageously over the top. My daughter is extremely organized and hard working. She is just barely surviving this. About half of her orientation class either dropped out or have been dismissed, that's how tough it is. I listen to her rant about the next unreasonable demand placed on her by the school every single week. It is draining. Whoever organized this program needs some Prozac or something.