We know that CSLS isn’t your only choice when it comes to California licensed contractors exam prep. In fact, a quick look through the Internet, or in a print directory, will show that there are several other schools. They may not have our reputation, or as many locations as we do, but many offer guarantees that seem almost as strong.
So should you consider choosing one of them?
Obviously, we don’t think so. But it isn’t just because we want your business – it’s also because we know you’ll either be glad you studied with CSLS or will likely wish you had later. How can we make that claim? Let’s look at it from both sides of the coin…
Why You’ll Be Glad You Got Your California Contractors License with CSLS
Former students tell us all the time that they are so happy they finally made the call and signed up with CSLS. Not only do we have the industry’s best instructors and learning materials, but we also have 25 locations around the state, have a 99.9% first-time passing rate, and give all of our students unlimited access to computers for practice exams.
Plus, CSLS has an entire department devoted to helping you get your business off on the right foot. We can help you with things like paperwork, insurance, and even incorporating your business.
We feel so sure you’ll be successful when you study with us that we’ll actually pay for you to take your exam again if you aren’t. What do you have to lose?
Why You Might Wish You Had Chosen CSLS Later
Suppose you don’t choose CSLS and aren’t successful with an other contractors licensing program. Not only will you have wasted time and money, but you might feel discouraged about starting over again. And, even if you do pass your exam, you may not be as prepared for the business of contracting as you would’ve been if you’d signed up for one of our programs. Why not give yourself the best odds to reach your dream?
There are lots of choices in front of you when it comes to choosing a California contractor’s licensing exam prep program, but why take any unnecessary chances with your future?
