The only experience that I had prior taking this training, that it was "awsome," was thru my college education plus vocational training in the civilian , and military life. You go across the admission staff at college level they do  not provide you with all the information that is required according to your traning. At college level you need to see many staff; the counselor  look at your transcription to see if they are going to accept your credits. And sometimes at the end of the journal you realize that not all the information you gather from them were the correct one.  Then at that time is when you have to make some adjustment of what you really need to graduate. I consider this training mainly for privated vocational school admission  staff. Now, at the private Medical School that I work. The information is given, and isn't surprises at the end, because everything that the prospective student need to know, now you are train to give them an accurate information. I believed that if  you are thruthfull and honest this will bring more prospective students that may be recommended by others that attended the school, and that is a way of good advertisement. Taking this training in my own pace was great, because not everybody have the same capacity of learning at the same pace. I will be looking forward the next course.