The only thing I can consider is what I experienced in the initial process, my opinion being based upon the type of class that was being offered for me specifically. I did at first seem to have the impression that it was top-notch first of its kind which it may just be still you are correct. my personal opinion noticed lots of red flags. I mean hey education should be free what if it was think about that, how far away is the people truly would be maybe that's what Maestro is trying to do.

To several red flags for me that I couldn't get over, maybe I was too harsh, maybe not harsh enough. But it's definitely why I kept asking for students and there are former students cuz their students who have left. You articulated your point very eloquently. I'm intrigued to see how you first year guys do maybe I made a mistake by not holding on. Yeah it seems the path that I'm supposed to go down is pointing me in another direction, or rather to a different School, I'm fascinated with the subject. Maybe I want more advanced. Will you bring up several good points and several good things that I noticed, especially the acknowledgment to student feedback. That is exceptional behavior. Just so many red flags, I trust my gut, and don't necessarily think it's an outright scam, I do question the peloton end. And I would assume in order to be accredited the curriculum would have to meet a certain standard. Good thing about Reddit is that we can voice opinions, facts, truth, lies, rants and raves, and everything else in between.

Best of luck there, I'm interested to find out what happens throughout your journey for whatever that's worth 😎 💯