I'm currently in the program and have been flying in excess of the 22.5 hours a week (about 25 on avg), which was agreed upon in the cost analysis. SkyWarrior has a large fleet, almost 40 planes in three locations (PNS, MAI, EDN), and operate them 17 hours a day. Prepare yourself for a grind. Flying 250 hours in 10 weeks, in a 172, can be mind-numbing at times. There are currently around 50 people in the program, but it's rare to not fly 6 days a week, if you're willing. There are complaints, both founded and unfounded, but SkyWarrior is most definitely delivering on their pledge. I think it's safe to say that no other flight school in the country can provide the amount of flight time, at a low cost, in a short period of time. I agree with the advice of getting a PPL on your own prior to arriving, it seems like that is the bottleneck here. I came with a PPL and got right to it after my BFR on Day 2. I also like that there are at least 4 examiners pretty much dedicated to the school. Check rides are holy days on the schedule. You will have an airplane on your day.