Huh.. I read the other reviews.. I'm speechless! I for one, believe you get what you put into it! There is work into getting where you really want to be, and what you really want to do! This class is a stepping stone for knowledge, too be a better contractor/estimator as I do storm restoration, and insurance adjusting and real estate! BTW There are many in my class in 2011 that are very successful in IA's and making 6 figures in both Storm Restoration and insurance adjusting!. From Mile High Adjusters! This is no scam, it's teaching you the fundamentals of adjusting and insurance world. It's up to you to perfect, network and become the best in what you do! Americans are LAZY! read more

I attended the Adjusters Drone Training Course in mid-May of 2018. In the absence of our fantastic teachers, who are actually 3rd party contractors from Telos Aerial Imaging, I would have to rate this 1 stars at a maximum. To be concise, the advertisement for this course stated the following, among other things: "5-day workshop with Basic flight skills, performing the job, essentials of adjusting" Sadly, "performing the job" and "essentials of adjusting" were topics not vaguely touched upon. In light of this false advertising, I feel the course was overpriced, as I could have taken a 2-day course that solely focused on passing the FAA Part 107 exam, stayed in Texas, and spent only a third of the cost. I decided to attend Mile High's class under false pretenses and Mile High was bailed out by the exceptional performance of Beau Beyer and Rob, from Telos Aerial Imaging, as instructors of the FAA exam course material. I passed my FAA exam w/ a 92% score and I believe I'll have no problem passing the FAA certificate renewal exam when I'm due to take it in 2 years due to the excellent instruction provided. Additionally, all of my classmates who sat for the FAA test passed Not nearly worth the price unless Telos Aerial Imaging is involved. read more

I took the All Lines course in Oct of 2011. Out of 67 students I finished 4 th on the test. During the first day of the class Mike told us all who ever finishes in the top 5 will definitely be hired quickly. I have yet to talk to anyone in my class that has found employment. Mile High Adjusters promises a lot but delivers nothing. If you are contemplating working as a claims adjuster I would suggest another School. Seriously, me along with 66 other classmates were just feed a lot of empty promises. BOB read more

Classes were moderately good but they market themselves in a less than honest way. I had previous experience as an inside adjuster so had no need to worry about finding something. I worry about anyone thinking these classes would be a good first step. I spoke with the owner in person about my situation before taking his classes. I told him I wanted to try the independent adjuster route but wanted to wait 8 months before leaving my job. He personally informed me he had companies calling him looking for people like me and that anyone taking his courses were being hired right out of class because of drastic shortages. I can't blame him, because I wanted to quit my job anyways, and I had a good cushion so I took the risk. THEN...after the class it took over 5 months to get the license. I followed the instructions given to the letter and the Texas Department of Ins held up the paperwork because of a previous clean license I held. By that time the storm situation had drastically changed. I am not saying they are all bad, but they should be ethical enough to tell every potential student, make sure you have enough of a cushion to wait at least 6 months or more before this pays off. The owner specifically told me the opposite, that there was no way an experienced adjuster would wait that long. Go talk to any experienced adjuster and they will tell you the same. This company is exaggerating the market to bring in new students. My situation was fine, as I do not have any dependents, I would be frightened for anyone with dependents taking this course and thinking they are going to get hired right away. I am in touch with others in the class as well, same story all around. I know that most others had less experience in the industry than I. read more

If you think you will make money, think again! Only if their is a catastrophic event, you will not likely make money! Also for the money you spend, you are better off going to Field Adjuster Academy of Texas and doing their online program! I spent 1000's going to Denver, lodging in a hotel, paying for food, gas and rental car! I wished I would have done the online program through Texas like my friend did. I attended mile highs scoping and xactimate class which was a joke. You will learn more on Youtube! Don't believe me, email me if you have questions and I can show you my certificate I Got from them. I am very real and very upset I wasted so much money and still have got no work! Do not be scammed! randallburmaster@yahoo.com, I wish someone would of told me the truth before I attended because I would of just stayed home or done the online program through field adjuster academy of texas, who also let you use your book when you test so you will PASS! God Bless read more

I took the Texas all lines license course exactimate proficiency course and the boot camp in June of 2017. It was my intention to use the license as a fall back to the contracting I had been doing for thirty years. When Irma hit I took a position with a staffing firm in Florida. Within the first thirty days, I made more than twenty times the cost of the course. This is the real deal. If you want a job that is an easy eight hours a day,sleep in your own bed, and have a small check handed to you at the end of the week, don't take this course. If you want to be your own boss, work your butt off and make a pile of money, take this course and follow the instructions given. You will make top shelf money and have the freedom to take time off when you want. I cannot speak for my entire class but out of the six people in my little area 5 of them are doing cat adjusting and loving it. I highly recommend this course and even had my wife enroll so we can work team this season. Thank You Mike, Kent, Kelly and Vergie. Your course was by far the best investment I have made. read more

So, to be fair, it's not a scam as one of the reviewers indicated but Mike certainly is a condescending jerk as is Marshall. Although Mike says he will help you with your first claim, when I called for help when working a CAT storm his reply was "what do you want me to do? hold your hand?" On the plus side, my wife and I are now actively working as adjusters and did get our license in the class but would not recommend them. Marshall doesn't want you to be taking notes during class and will not answer you questions if you miss something while taking notes. Ridiculous! regarding being able to find work after the class, it's just a tough field to break into. Companies want you to have experience before they will hire you to write day claims but you can't really get it unless you quit your job when a CAT storm hits and you take a chance to go and write claims. That's because the insurance companies will take just about anyone they can get during a CAT. We did just that a few years back, we may have broke even (if that) the first year but the second year we did quite well and now we're in. We have classes planned for more qualifications in the coming months in Utah, Florida and on line but none with Mile High. read more

I attended the adjusters training course and received my adjusters license. I applied and was excepted by several deployment companies who have put me to work adjusting Catastrophe Storm damages. I would not have this opportunity if it was not for Mile High Adjusters. Thanks guys. read more