Hogan School Reviews

They got it done really quickly, which was nice, but it felt like they might have rushed through it a bit...

The course material itself was solid, but the career readiness side felt a little hit or miss for me. I did appreciate the resume tips and some of the basic guidance (that part was helpful), but I was expecting more support with the actual job search, like check-ins or more hands-on help. It wasn’t bad by any means, just felt kind of average overall.

I ended up cancelling my course, and while the process wasn’t terrible, it definitely took longer than I expected. I had to reach out to support by email and then wait a few days before hearing back, which was frustrating. The refund did come through eventually, but I wish the timeline had been clearer from the start. Overall, it worked out, but I was a little disappointed with how slow and unclear it felt.

I looked into Hogan for continuing education and was a little disappointed. A few of the classes seemed decent, but there were not as many choices as I was hoping for, and the schedule did not feel very flexible for me. I also found it a bit hard to compare the information between classes. It was not terrible, but it just did not really fit what I needed.

I used Hogan School because I thought it would help me feel ready for the exam, but I’m not totally sure it did. The practice material didn’t seem as close to the actual test as I was expecting, and while a few lessons were helpful, a lot of it felt kind of basic to me.
I ended up using other study guides afterward because I still didn’t feel confident enough. It wasn’t terrible or anything, but for exam prep, I don’t think it really worked for me the way I hoped it would

I wanted to like it, but the site was glitchy for me. A couple of lessons froze right in the middle, like once during a video, another time when I was answering questions, and then again when I tried to go back and review something. I also got randomly logged out twice, which was annoying because it happened when I was already settled in and ready to study. Support did respond and they were decent, but overall the platform just felt buggy. When you’re taking lessons, you really need it to work smoothly, like the video should play, the quiz should load, your progress should save, and you shouldn’t have to keep signing back in.

I enjoyed this course overall. The lessons were easy to follow and covered the important stuff I needed, which made me feel confident as I went through it. A few sections did feel a little too short, and I found myself wishing they explained those parts in more detail, but overall it was a really good experience.

I took my course through Hogan School and thought the price was reasonable. Like i said, it’s not the cheapest option out there, but the material was easy enough to follow and I felt like I got what I paid for. A few sections seemed like they could use some updating, but like i said, overall it did the job and I’d probably use it again.

I took my course through Hogan School and, the lessons themselves were okay. Nothing amazing, but they did the job. The part that got frustrating was the communication. Like... I felt like I had to keep following up just to get basic answers.

Some of the replies were super short, or they didn’t really answer what I was asking, which made everything feel more stressful than it needed to be. I wouldn’t say it was a terrible experience, but yeah... I definitely expected better support as a student.

I did most of my studying on Hogan School from my phone, it worked about as well as you’d hope. The videos loaded without any trouble, and if I had to stop, I could come back later and pick up where I left off. The site was easy to follow on a smaller screen, which matters because not everyone has time to sit down at a computer. I knocked out a few lessons during lunch breaks, and it was just a practical way to fit studying into my day. No real complaints from me.

I just had a simple question, but it took a few days to hear back from support. It wasn’t a huge issue, but it did make the whole experience feel more frustrating than it needed to, if that makes sense.

I used Hogan School because I was hoping to get clear help with the licensing process, but it ended up being more confusing than helpful.

The steps weren’t explained in a simple way, and I kept having to check other sites just to figure out what I was supposed to do next. Some of the info felt kind of vague too, especially around timing, forms, and approvals.
Support was okay, but slow, and I didn’t really feel guided through the process. For licensing stuff, uh, I expected it to be a lot more straightforward

The instructors actually knew what they were talking about, which was a nice change of pace. They explained things clearly too, so I did end up learning a lot. Could’ve been worse, honestly

The classes just didn’t really fit into my weekly schedule (which was kind of frustrating). I wish there were a few more options at different times.

The website was frustrating. Slow. Clunky. I kept getting stuck on pages for no reason. Trying to find course materials took way too long. Should’ve been simple, but it wasn’t...

I’ve used a few different study resources before, and these were kind of middle of the road for me. They helped in some areas, but a few sections felt a bit outdated and weren’t the easiest to follow. It wasn’t bad overall, I just wish the examples were more current and explained a little more clearly.

I mainly used hoganschool.com for the practice tests, and I’m totally fine, not stressed about it or anything, but they just didn’t feel that close to what I actually needed. A lot of the questions came across as either too simple or just written in a different style than what I ended up seeing.
So studying with them got a little confusing because I thought I was in decent shape, and then the real material felt different. Maybe the lessons work better for some people, and that’s great, but for practice test prep, I was disappointed.

The enrollment process was confusing from the start. I thought I’d knock it out in a few minutes while drinking my coffee, but I ended up clicking around trying to figure out what step I was even on. A few parts weren’t explained clearly, and it just felt like a headache for something that should’ve been simple.