I have 3 friends graduating March 2015. i only hear them say \"my instructor said...\"  They lack knowledge of newer technology--i have to prove there lack of knowledge by actually showing them a bike.   They are taking instructors opinion as gospel. I'm hoping that MMI is getting factory training/information and teaching accurate information. Instructors could stop educating students on how motorcycle manufacturers produce crappy products. If only the manufactures knew what MMI is saying about their bikes. You'd think that MMI would have made the best motorcycle in the world with their big headed instructors and new graduates.  MMI should teach professionalism and customer service skills since customers will be putting food on their table.  Thanks but no thanks, i won't let these guys touch my customers bike--too much at stake. I'll let them dispose of waste materials and sweep the floor.  I agree with Ken S, $20K down the drain. Maybe cheaper by attending lawn mower repair course, then be mentored for motorcycle repair.