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The instructor was horrible. Didn't break down the information at all. I don't care about his life stories and achievements. I was there to learn material for a state exam.

I felt that the principles and practices instructor could have done more to explain the practice of real estate instead of focusing on promoting his career accomplishments.

I have attended Hondros for many years. This past session was a total disaster. Both females were unprepared and gave uninspiring lessons. The black woman, and I mean no disrespect was classless. Her vulgar language, off the subject topics, her attire and mainly her lace of being prepared. Getting out early is one thing, but dismissing us 2 hours before the class was suppose to end? Give me a break! I sat with seasoned brokers, (25 years plus) and all agreed with me that this instructor was in the ozone. I paid to learn some new tidbits about the profession and left with a big question mark on what I heard. The courses were dry and she made them worse. Complained about the school equipment too much and looked like she was going home to cut the grass! I am not joking, I have an MBA and I could have made these courses more invigorating and simply fun to learn Your instructor group gets worse every time I come to complete my CE's. I don't want her to lose her job, but her attitude needs an adjustment. I am not writing this with sour grapes, but you should hire more instructors instead of these two of which we heard over and over on how that are forced to "fill-in" for someone else, or teach at a location they don't want to be at. Here is what I like to look a

great class…innovative instructor…up dated info

Employers don't view a hondros MBA as a credible degree. $50,000 worthless piece of paper!