anyone who attended his PT seminar? and is it true that you only pay $95 for first timers and the rest will be payable after the results? that is if you passed the bar
thanks in advance!
John Holtz PT seminar - helpful? Forum
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Raiden
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Re: John Holtz PT seminar - helpful?
How will you know if you passed the bar if the list is no longer public?
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rcharter1978
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Re: John Holtz PT seminar - helpful?
Maybe you have to send him a SS when you check online? Or a copy of your letter?Raiden wrote:How will you know if you passed the bar if the list is no longer public?
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pinaylawyer
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Re: John Holtz PT seminar - helpful?
^^ good question!
it just says on his website
"No Pass-No Pay Offer
First-time bartakers may defer much of their tuition with the payment of a $95 administrative fee, which is applied toward the total charge. The student is not liable for the tuition balance (less applicable credits/discounts) until after bar results are announced in November, and payment is only due then if the student has passed the bar. This is not an extension of credit nor to be construed as a loan. During the workshop the student will be required to sign a credit card agreement or submit a pre-dated check for the balance due at the time indicated above, i.e., a date immediately following the announcement of bar results. Students must sit for the three-day Summer 2016 California General Bar Exam to retain their deferral."
it just says on his website
"No Pass-No Pay Offer
First-time bartakers may defer much of their tuition with the payment of a $95 administrative fee, which is applied toward the total charge. The student is not liable for the tuition balance (less applicable credits/discounts) until after bar results are announced in November, and payment is only due then if the student has passed the bar. This is not an extension of credit nor to be construed as a loan. During the workshop the student will be required to sign a credit card agreement or submit a pre-dated check for the balance due at the time indicated above, i.e., a date immediately following the announcement of bar results. Students must sit for the three-day Summer 2016 California General Bar Exam to retain their deferral."
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