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I just got off the phone with my mentor from U.S. Event Guide and I feel I should share my experience. Today I schedule a 30 minute consultation (you can schedule it to be longer or shorter) with my mentor but when the time was up, she kindly asked me if I had time for her to go on further to elaborate on my question about handling my clients fees and ways to attract clients. She ended up servicing me for almost two hours. I can't thank her enough. Listen, if you have doubts, don't base your decision on a few bad experience as no one company is perfect. There are so many grateful students like myself but you rarely hear it when someone is happy with a company. When in doubt, you can also check out a company with the Better Business Bureau etc.

Good luck everyone!
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The course content was very informative and comprehensive. I’ve taken course through other programs before but I have to say that I had the best experience with them. What I enjoyed the most about the program was the real world training, which allowed me the opportunity to have what I call a "full education." I could not have achieved my goals and dreams without taking this course. The support that i received from the company was amazing! I would definitely recommend this program to anyone who is interested in wedding and event planning.
THANKS FOR SHARING
by: Anonymous

Thank you all for share this information. I have been thinking about signing -up for this program but something has been holding me back and I felt the need to research.

I currently have a Meeting and Event Planning Certificate from UVA and have much hands-on experience in weddings and social events through my Event Panning Business. I am looking to focus more on the corporate sector and was told by the Rep at U.S. Guide that I would get this training.

Thanks Much! Good thing I waited and decided to re-search.
I AGREE
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I just signed up for US EVENT GUIDE. I do not see anything I can not learn from just reading a book about Event Planning for Barns and Noble.

I am really upset that I wasted money on this. I thought I was going to get more from this School.

Really upseting. I agree 100 percent about this post. I am cancelling.

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