Perusing the internet has left more questions than answers as it relates to the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Apparently, the school abruptly closed its doors and filed for bankruptcy in early March, only to reportedly re-open a couple of weeks later.
I can’t say definitively whether the Connecticut School of Broadcasting is actually operating and when it does, if it’s actually for you. What I can say is, if you’re thinking about enrolling, please be careful. What I can also say is, if you’re a broadcast performer, we can help you to break into the business for less than a third of what it apparently costs to enroll in a broadcasting trade school. And we specialize in highly-personalized, one-on-one coaching
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Trade schools? For less than a third of the price, why not get private, personalized, thorough one-on-one coaching that will help you get where you want to be—that will help you achieve the dream you’ve always had?
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