My Painful experience at IAS and will not recommend it to anyone I know

I also wished I can say good things about IAS but unfortunately, I cannot. This is the first institution that made me write my final exams without qualifying and I am not the only one. As I was told to follow their process and it has worked for the students that passed. I'm sure that more than 100 students registered in 2019 who are still in the support classes in 2021 were also told the same and majority are black students. I wrote emails of complaining to Gary and asked questions and they could not respond to me, I was struggling and cried for help and it is unfortunate it all went in vain. As I failed again, IAS gave me back my 6 months fee refund of my extension and told me to do CTA somewhere else and I am happy to do so (maybe they did not want to deal with me again as I was fighting for my right to pass CTA, since I paid them R 114 000 and only R 33 000 was refunded back to me.

Those who are writing here how great IAS was for them, good for you because you sound like you were paid to say this and unfortunately people have hard core real experiences with them. Show those “more than 100 students” who registered in 2019 and still attend the support session how you did it and share here all your tests’ results with us and how you qualified to write exams, that will be an inspiration to them. Because there is someone, I know at IAS who failed all her test and she told me she was surprised how she passed her final exams. If that’s the case, now I understand as a Private Institution they are only getting 64% pass rate for ITC, that is very bad compared to 87%, 99% etc.