VanEd - Real Estate SchoolReviews of vaned.com

SNOOZE FEST! Almost 100% positive that this course is designed to make you repeat it and pay to take it over and over again. Absolutely no engagement with students and reading paragraph after paragraph becomes hard to ‘keep up.” I wish I had gone with another company for my 135 hour sales course. If you’re reading this: LOOK ELSEWHERE!

The only thing I did not like is that "where I am" is not easily defined, when I have left and come back to the lesson plan.

This may have been one of the worst online classes I have take. Poorly worded throughout and in the questions. Whoever is responsible for this class should be both embarrassed and fired.

Everything was drawn out, but worked until they did an “upgrade.” Everything’s a total train wreak on the site now. No flash cards, classes are completely jumbled (no longer in order for new students) and contacting an instructor now takes 2-3 days. Can’t believe I was taken in by their advertising and have completely lost the $$. This has become a waste of time!

Terrible terrible terrible program. The information is outdated, links don't work, licensed agents get questions wrong because the assessments are impossible and out of order for many questions. 11/10 would NOT recommend to any to use to try and get their license.

I don't like the new format. I would like to print out my certificate right away, and not have to check back once it's approved.

**VanEd Real Estate Course Review: Avoid at All Costs** Do not, I repeat, DO NOT use VanEd for your real estate education. The course is hastily put together, with glaring mistakes and subpar quality at every turn. From typos to poorly designed content, it’s clear that VanEd has no intention of providing a professional or reliable educational experience. But that’s just the start of the nightmare. The real issue lies in their complete and utter lack of support and accountability. I had a simple, yet crucial, issue when I took the end-of-course exam: after just five questions into the 100-question test, my internet cut out. No big deal, right? I logged back in, fully prepared to continue. Instead, I was met with a page informing me that I had failed the exam and would not be able to retake it for 30 days. That was six days ago, and the situation has only gotten worse. Over the last six days, I have reached out to their support team five times. The first response claimed that the issue was fixed, citing my name as the problem (even though it had been correct from the start). The next response assured me that the problem would be resolved in two hours. Four days later, I still had no solution. Their chat support is equally useless — often disconnecting or sending automatic responses asking for feedback, without addressing the issue at hand. I also called their support number, which connects to a call center in India. While the representatives are polite, they simply cannot help. Worse yet, there’s no way to escalate the issue. There’s no supervisor to talk to, and they have no direct line to the engineering team that actually fixes problems. This means that your concerns are lost in translation and you are left hoping that someone, somewhere, on the other end of an email chain will eventually understand the issue and fix it. Spoiler alert: they don’t. The customer service experience here is the worst I’ve ever encountered — and that’s saying something, considering the countless interactions with poorly trained call centers I’ve endured. VanEd’s lack of professionalism and its failure to address technical problems in a timely manner is simply unacceptable. This whole ordeal has made me realize just how little competition there is in the online education market. If you're looking to start a business, I strongly encourage you to open a real estate education company that actually cares about its customers and offers real service. In the meantime, do yourself a favor and stay far, far away from VanEd. This company is a textbook example of how to run a business poorly.

The classes have not been updated-many are from 2022 which does not reflect the current legal environment. The test questions and answers are mo longer accurate. This is a terrible disservice to agents!