The nicest people ever I went it and passed me test within 4 weeks. Mr. Marchello and Ms. Gabby are…read morevery sweet and very helpful. It's worth your time plus you get do learn so much from them!!! Thanks again for you're help

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I really cannot imagine a more comprehensive or helpful experience than the experience I had with…read moreBlackacre Prep, specifically. She assisted me through every step of the law school process and was available whenever I needed her, whether it to answer a quick question or help me with personal statements, or other supplemental materials. The law school application process is not only arduous, but confusing, and I truly did not know the extent of the help I needed until I started working with Jennifer. I cannot sing higher praises of not only Jennifer's knowledge of the application process but of law school as a whole. There are so many particulars that I never would have known without her guidance and I am confident that the scholarships and admissions I received would not have been nearly as expansive without her help. If you are considering a law school consultant, are confused about the post LSAT law school process, or even if you're just looking to apply to law school go with Blackacre Prep. The price was more than fair for all time, energy, constant communication and dedication to their clients' success'. I highly highly recommend them and specifically Jennifer.

Blackacre Prep's commitment to helping applicants is unparalleled. Their law school admissions…read moreconsulting is not only top-tier in terms of excellence, but is more affordable than the average admission consulting. I specifically worked with Jennifer from Blackacre Prep. Her advice, personalized attention and flexibility were truly exceptional. Jennifer helped me from the get-go during our free consultation. As a re-applicant, I was nervous going into the application process again. Even during that first phone call, she illuminated certain aspects of my application and LSAT prep that I had not considered before, helping me feel more confident about re-applying. After that phone call, I decided the best course for me was a-la-carte consulting, in order to work on a few aspects of my application. Jennifer helped me navigate the process of re-applying. In particular, she helped me update my personal statement, resume, scholarship essays, and other application components. I believe her careful attention to detail brought my application to another level. The most valuable aspect of working with Jennifer was her ability to help me stay focused on my voice in the application process. Through her guidance, I was able to hone in on my future goals as an attorney and better express how my experiences had prepared me for law school. I also especially appreciated Jennifer's flexibility and ability to thoughtfully answer all of my questions, whether about the timing of my application or about including addenda. She was always quick to respond and provide me answers to my most specific questions - even during busy holiday times! If you are looking to work with a consultant that truly cares about your application, look no further than Blackacre Prep. I cannot recommend them, and especially Jennifer, enough!

Excellent Service and Support…read more I had a wonderful experience working with Haydee Ramirez throughout my contractor licensing process. From the very beginning, she was professional, knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to help answer my questions. Haydee guided me through every step of the process, making sure I understood the requirements and stayed on track. Her communication was excellent, and she was always available when I needed assistance. Thanks to her support, encouragement, and attention to detail, the entire licensing process was much smoother and less stressful. I truly appreciate all the help she provided and would highly recommend Haydee to anyone needing assistance with their contractor licensing journey. She genuinely cares about her clients' success and goes above and beyond to help them achieve their goals. Thank you, Haydee, for all your help and support! -- Luz Rosales

Haydee was great! She answered all my questions in a timely manner and walked me through the…read moreprocess.

I highly recommend this course. John really cares about the students on top of having the…read morebackground, experience, and intelligence to teach so much in 3 days. I passed the first time and felt confident about the PT section.

Law students and bar candidates studying for the PT exam on the bar…read more.. John Holtz is well known and respected in the bar prep industry for his excellent seminars on the Performance Test section of the CA bar exam. I took the CA bar exam and passed on my third attempt, much like many well-respected attorneys and politicians in California. Had it not been for John's seminar on PT's, I don't know that I could have ever passed the bar exam. I also took the Fleming's course taught by Sue Sneidmiller, wife of Jeff Flemings, for my first bar attempt. I do NOT recommend taking their course as it taught me less about how to outline and organize my answer, made less sense to me, cost me more, and I walked away with less study material than John's Advanced Performance Seminars. Mr. Holtz offers a far better value for the money. John also offers a special no-pass, no-pay type system, but I was not eligible since I took John's three day course for the first time as a repeater. Even still, the course fee was less than Flemings, offered more substance, and gave me what I needed to eventually pass the CA bar exam. I appreciated the fact that John discounted his fee by $25 if you brought a fellow student with you to class, which saved us money and shared the wealth of knowledge amongst my peers. I learned of John's seminars only days before my first bar attempt, so I was able to attend only John's one day seminar, which was tantamount to drinking from a fire hose! Nonetheless, I was able to at least come close (only 4 raw points away from passing) on my first bar attempt. Without John's one day course, that would not have been possible to even get close. John's website is www.performancetest.net. Don't hesitate to call for up-to-date class meeting schedules as he sets his schedules according to the BarBri schedules in CA to be the most accommodating as possible. Consequently, there might be more classes offered than is reflected on his website. Technology isn't John's focus, but my passing the bar is. I guess I can accept that as a fair trade. ;-) I count John as my PT savior. I have complete and total faith in his methods and owe my success on the PT portion of this bar exam to John and John alone. John once spent two hours with me after I got my first bar exams back for review. I was crushed to get so close and yet no cigar. My study buddy passed and I was now all alone. Law school was over and my support system was gone... totally absent. John spent those two hours with me that night after teaching all day and before driving home 8 long hours through the night to care for his special needs children by the next morning. Because he spent that time with me, John gave up dinner and any hopes of sleep that night in order to be there for me when I needed him. You think I'm a strong supporter of Mr. Holtz? You damned right I am! I owe my success to John, who totally rocks in my book! I will be eternally grateful and appreciative to John for my passing the CA bar exam. I wholeheartedly endorse John's course and hope you'll enjoy the same overwhelming excitement when it's your turn to see your name on that congratulatory letter from the State Bar. There's nothing else like it in the world. John, I thank you with my entire being and that little thing we call a bar card!

THE END ! After…read moreThree months I finally finished my DUI classes. And I have to say it went great! The classes were really fun and very informational. Especially my counselor Art , he was fantastic , knowledgeable and very caring. Art understands and knows what we are going through, which helps with our recovery. Even though my time is done here I do not want to forget what happened and how I got here. The last thing I want to happen is for me to get comfortable, and for all this to happen again. I would highly recommend to do your DUI classes here .. P.S NOTE TO SELF : Don't forget where you came from . Remember everything that Art taught you.

Just finished my 6 month program. Awesome dui classes had the pleasure of meeting art for my first…read morefew classes and then I switched up to zoom classes who I got to meet Anthony. Both gentlemen are well knowledge give great and helpful information definitely recommend to any one thats trying to better their selves. Thank you to all the women at the front desk and our counselor you women are awesome! Polite and professional thank you again!

I graduated with an MASW from the University of Chicago in 1968 and worked in Social Work for 20…read moreyears. Due to a variety of factors, I left the Social Work field in 1988 and went into real estate. Twenty years later, in 2008, my wife and I began to work as volunteers at a Joni-n-Friends summer camp for Families with People with Special Needs. I realized a reactivation of interest in Social Work. That and an introduction to the Enneagram, a Myers-Briggs predecessor by 1500 years, I also got interested in going back into clinical practice with a new perspective. BUT, I had to get licensed. So, last summer I dusted off cobwebs and began the pre-licensing process. Your site was extremely valuable. Your questions were very similar to the actual test questions. I especially liked the fact that they questions gave rational and helped think in the modality of the test. I also appreciated the fact that there were ready tabs to access the background and support material. When I was in graduate school, the DSM had a category "ego dystonic homosexuality", i.e. it was a treatable classification if the person thought they needed to be treated and Dialectical Behavior Therapy hadn't been invented yet. So, the readily accessible background info links to update my knowledge base were very helpful. The first time I took an untimed test, I scored a 68%. I knew I wasn't a hopeless case, I was close to what I needed but close doesn't count. However, your study rationale and the quick links gave me a fantastic boost. The next time I took the test (timed and untimed), I scored in the 90s. I KNEW I COULD DO IT ! I also realized that I could take the 170 questions in 2 - 2 1/2 hours. That told me that I could approach the actual test with confidence that I could do it in the allotted 4 hours. The testing site issues a dry erase tablet and marker. You can't write anything on the board until the exam begins, but once it does, you can. I had two mnemonic devices to help me. First, I hadn't used the DSM IV and wanted to quick way, especially under pressure, to remember the major categories. For that I constructed the following poem. Benjamin BUTTON gulped his MED (Button began old and became young: DSM 1 - youth; DSM II - dementia; DSM III - medical) But DRUGged himself CRAZY in a MOOD instead (DSM IV - sub abuse; DSM V - psychotic; DMS VI - mood disorders) ANXIOUSly his BODY did an interesting FAKE (DSM VII - anxiety; DSM VIII - somatoform ; DSM IX - factitious) DISSOCIATEd itself from SEX and CAKE DSM X - Dissociative; DSM XI - Sexual; DSM XII - eating) Then went to SLEEP on an IMPULSE, tis true (DSM XIII- sleep; DSM XIV-impulse) And ADJUSTED his PERSONALITY just for you. (DSM - XV - Adjustment; DSM - XVI - Personality) Sometimes, poems work for me. Make up your own. First, I go through the exam and answer all the questions I can with little or no analysis, conflict or reasoning out the probably answer. I answer 1/2 the questions and check the time. If I've answered 85 questions in 1 hr (more or less), I know I'm on track. I take a 10 minute break. Then I answer the rest of the questions. During this time, if I've answered a question that I was "hesitant" about or skipped a question, I just marked it After going through the 170 questions, I took another break and then came back to the marked questions. In my case during the exam, there were approximately 50 questions that I had marked and 10 of those were unanswered. I was fairly confident that I had a good grasp and easily answered a 120. If on the questions that I had a grasp of, I got 90% right, that was 108. A passing score of 75% of 150 would be 112. If on the 50 I had questions about, I got 25% right, that was 12 and then I'd have a possible score of 120 and that works. As it happened, after I completed the exam, took the survey and pushed the final button, I got the message I wanted "PASSED". I was told I needed 104 on this exam and I had scored 118. Although I used a couple of different exam prep sites, your site was the most efficient and correct (I had one exam site that I had to challenge a number of the question answers and was then told I was right and they changed the answers. That site did marvels for my confidence and ego from a different perspective). I would say, without hesitation, that your site was THE most helpful. Thanks again for your site! Sincerely, Jack Given, ACSW AND LCSW

The test questions on SWTP are most like the ones on the ASWB clinical exam and the rationales were…read morevery helpful....I passed on my first time using this (mostly) and some other test prep materials...... #yougotthis #nostress #justpositiveenergy #LCSW

Came in to enroll CE courses for my Real Estate license. Staff members were very friendly and got…read moreeverything done within half an hour.

I had a great experience with Lillie's RE institute. She is knowledgeable, supportive, and makes…read morethe real estate licensing process much easier to understand. She clearly explains each step, helps with the application process, and guides students through the path toward getting licensed. I highly recommend her to anyone starting a career in real estate.

great physical studying system. I liked the format Lily told me to study in as it made it really…read moreeasy to remember the concepts and theories. I studied diligently and passed the State exam first try. Would highly recommen.