Testimonials

Attended by Zoom and it was easy to follow along. The content in their Student Handbook is dead-on. If you pay attention during the course and do the homework you will pass! I tried another school initially and Connole-Morton is definitely the way to go!

The real estate course was PACKED with info and pretty intense. But it was very interesting and Jack kept me engaged and attentive the entire time. It’s been a few years (ok, decades) since I’ve been in an academic testing situation and I was nervous going in. But Jack’s voice echoed in my head the whole time and, I think, really helped me get through the tough questions (may have also caused a chuckle/giggle or 6 as well). I would ABSOLUTELY recommend the Connole-Morton course for anyone interested in real estate as a first/second/additional career.

A+++ class! Want to pass the test, take this class!

I really appreciated the structure of this course. The material was presented in an organized manner, making it easy to understand. If you study and take notes on the provided materials, you are well prepared to succeed on the test. Everything taught is directly applicable to the test and relevant to the subject matter. I thoroughly enjoyed the course. The hourly bathroom breaks and lunch breaks also helped the days pass more quickly than anticipated.

I highly recommend using this course as a refresher, so get the material early and study it thoroughly. The course highlighted material that may appear on the exam. I studied for over a month on it. Passed it, however the test questions are very tricky.

Excellent class and valuable study materials. I highly recommend this program!

Having not been to "school" for almost 30 years I didn't know what to expect. All I can say is that this course completely prepared me to take and pass the MT and National salesperson exam! Thank you Jack and Team!

Very helpful all the way around. Thank you!!

I can't speak more highly of Jack as an instructor. He somehow kept the class engaged for a 70-hour course, which helped me pass the National and State exams the first time. Initially, I attempted to take a study-at-your-own-pace course and felt overwhelmed by the volume of material. Jack helped separate the wheat from the chaff, and his decades of teaching experience made it an enjoyable week.

My future broker steered me to Connole-Morton and I am so glad she did! She said the course explained real-life situations far better than an online course. Out of the six brokers I contacted, one name kept coming back, CM. I had to wait until the opportune time to take the in person class, but waiting instead of just taking an online course was so worth it. The 3rd day of class as I watched Jack pulling another applicable story out of his prodigious bag of real life examples, I began to realize what a fantastic opportunity my class was being given. In this modern era of canned presentations, webinars, do it yourself tutorials, most of us have probably been through the boring old "it's on me again" program. This class is much different. Jack engages the class from a "let me help you pass the test!" How refreshing is that to hear? Well, help me pass the test he did! During the week, Jack gave God the highest honor when he called him the Landlord. He sure is! I went into the test as prayed up and studied up as going to every class, sitting up front and taking as good as notes as possible while still watching Jack's busy e-pencil drawing away on his projected screen and paying attention to the priceless teaching could prepare me. Jack even coached us on taking the time it takes to familiarize ourselves with the testing software before diving in. How about that for engaging with students? Jack sits in the very seat we do quite often, testing and retesting, honing his knowledge of the most recently presented material so he can best teach his students. May I please get a little flowery? Remember the movie Gladiator? At the beginning Maximus encourages his men and tells them to "Hold the line. Stay with me." As a modern day Maximus who prepares and encourages his class for battle, Jack goes ahead before them and then tells others how to do the same. By trusting and following his directions by taking a day of rest after the class, on Tuesday I was down at the Great Falls airport, sitting in the three person testing area, about ready to start taking the test. It felt a bit different than I had thought, but not that much. There was much more that was very familiar territory due to Jack's painstaking teaching. I felt comfortable enough to get done with tons of time left, go back through all my answers, finding that I had hurried a bit, my nervous modus operandi when test taking, (even back to the 5th grade) and after rereading them to change them to accurately reflect the correct answer. If you are still engaged with this tome and wondering if it the class is worth $4 to 500 more dollars than an online class, yes it is. You will take one class to get your career started. Hold the line. Stay with me. (Jack, or CM) (I think I would be doing you and Jack a disservice to not tell you that I passed both portions the first time!) Thank you, Locke Mellott