Which Schools Offer A Certified General License?

[Bill75]

I'm looking to upgrade my Certified Residential license to a Certified General because lets face it, residential work will be non existent in the near future and I need to take advantage of my commercial hours before they expire.

Could I get some feedback on which schools offer General classes and any additional thoughts on why you chose that particular school?

Thanks guys

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

AI, ASA, ASFMRA , Columbia Institute
Do it and don't wait. If it requires travel, just do it. I have taken classes in Little Rock, Hot Springs, Nashville, Denver, Okla. City, Tulsa, Wichita, Ruidoso & Albuquerque, as well as Houston. Borrow the money, if necessary. (links in blue for each)

All have strengths. Business & equipment, ASA
ASFMRA agriculture
AI - commercial
CI - mixed bag, but did have a strong presence in Texas at least until Geo. Harrison sold to Corelogic

 

[Bill75]

AI, ASA, ASFMRA , Columbia Institute
Do it and don't wait. If it requires travel, just do it. I have taken classes in Little Rock, Hot Springs, Nashville, Denver, Okla. City, Tulsa, Wichita, Ruidoso & Albuquerque, as well as Houston. Borrow the money, if necessary. (links in blue for each)

All have strengths. Business & equipment, ASA
ASFMRA agriculture
AI - commercial
CI - mixed bag, but did have a strong presence in Texas at least until Geo. Harrison sold to Corelogic

Thanks a bunch.

I found https://checkout.mckissock.com/magi/commonforms/shoppingcart/viewCart.aspx?pe=False with adding a coupon code for $300 off the totaling $1699 and I get to take these 5 courses online too!

I have never dealt with McKissock, but this seems like a pretty good deal to me.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Go for it but check your state requirements. They may require face time for some classes. But don't be surprised if you flunk the state exam...