everybody changes their mind about what they want to do in life so wheni decided i want to get into this feild i searched and found mobile technical training in nj.  i went to the dub show in atlantic city and saw them and decided that is when i want to go. since the first day i got here my instructor ray has awnsered every question no matter how much of a pain i am.  to anybody looking to get into this feild i highly recamend mt2 in south hackensack nj.  many schools promise things they cant deliver but everything that mobile tech said they had or did they mean in and their are no gimmicks.  i actually enjoy school for the first time and like going to class.  

How many schools did you go to that didn't deliver? That's a weird statement from a grad of a school bro.
Seems like you have a hidden agenda. My friend went to mt2 and got denied for a loan. Then he went to Metro Auto Electronics, and got financial aid for school, and just graduated. I'm going in July of this year. I don't have to visit any other shops that act like a school.
Be honest, Metro is not just some shop acting like a school, they are the real deal, and they don't lie to people saying they are the ONLY school in NJ like syntec *cough "mt2" cough* does.  

I went to Metro Auto Electroincs  and i have to say I didn't learn a dam thing. The instructors were boring  and taught basic stuff. And the tuition was crazy$$$$$$$$$$, not even financial aid help me. It's all about money over there they don't care about the students. I paid lot of mony for some cheap ass tools that i cant use. I first saw them @ a car show and they had a milk truck from 1975 (their show car) ha  but they were convincing, what a load of crap..
Anyway don't go to this school, or at least do some research. "Free Money" isn't always better.  

Maybe  when you learn to spell "money" you can make some? lol No seriously this is a great school. I am shocked you say this. I agree with one thing, do your homework when picking a school! I am in class now, and the teachers are great. Scott pulling in an a New Chrysler 300 and showed us how to place the ring properly and how to do the resister relays. How much more up to date can you get? Also the money I paid was well worth it I feel. The tools are great, and they didn't lie to me about them. I got a full list up front of the tools I received. My dad told me, you get what you pay for, with Metro he was right. They were worth every cent.
I am glad I chose them. Oh and BTW on Metro's show car. They have a hot Toyota custom low rider they has been featured in trucking, chopped with plum crazy paint.
Peace!
 

Sorry, this car is whack and the old ice cream truck is worst. But have you see the MT2 Charger. that's sick yo. It sounds like mjkutch had the right idea, i should have gone to mt2.  

Well I did my looking around. I looked at school in massachusetts, fla, hackensack nj, and even canada.
They all had different prices and different weeks of time for training. They all had cash payments or sallie mae loans available if your credit is good enough. Except one school. Metro. Only school that had financial aid. Even though my parents credit is good we couldnt get a loan to go to school with salle mae. I got a pell grant and a parent plus loan with Metro and I am going in September. So yea talk is cheap and fancy cars dont mean crap. I got the help I needed to get into school.  

Looks like even with financial aide you still have a loan to pay back just like what happened to me.  I'm still looking for a job to pay back my loan.  Anyways, good luck to you and remember FREE isn't always better.  

caraudiokilla, I just got my extern from Metro and i got the job. My shop is lookin for installers and I want to help a fellow grad! Leave me your email and I will hook you up asap. Later bro.    

Thanks for the offer but Metro turned my off to Car Audio and I used to love Car Audio I was the Bass Head at Metro. And Now I'm driving trucks for a living.