The pressure was on the class, not so much as to learn as for them to figure out who could afford and would take the $38,900 advanced training. Those who only wanted the $1,147 class would not really get it as you would be told over and over again if you did not like what you were hearing, there was the door. At the beginning, you were given a form to fill out and you were ranked by one of their personnel, then they had you pull your credit report so they could see what you were worth. Oh there was some coverage of real estate practices in their day 1 but they told you day 2 was decision time. They just kept hammering away on the $38,900 advanced course---although there were also 2 more, less expensive advanced courses. It is a rip off. I asked for my money back and have heard nothing to date.