I signed up for LSAT courses that were supposed to begin August and end in late September in preparation for the October LSAT exam. I had made a deposit of $299.00 to secure my spot in the class. About a week before the course was suppose to start, someone called me and told me the class had to be cancelled due to lack of enrollment. I was asked if I wanted to sign up for a different class but had to decline since I work during the day and need night classes during the week (which was only offered in Providence at the time and Boston is too far of a drive for me). The woman also told me I could expect to see my deposit back within a week. About a week later not only was my deposit not back in my account, but they also deducted an additional $600.00 from my checking account. I called and explained my situation. The man said he would issue a request for a refund of $899.00 that I could expect back within a week. About a week later my money was back in my account, however a week after that they AGAIN deducted $899.00. I am still in the process of receiving my money back. I find it absolutely ridiculous that this company continues to charge me for classes that were cancelled and I have never attended. I will never again sign up for classes with this company.
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