The price for the content has made me hesitant to sign up for courses in general. And when I do, I am usually disappointed with the lecture and materials as there tends to be a focus on basic principals (that any paralegal should know before signing up for a course) and droning on about specific examples from the lecturer's office/practice in a one-off case. So I am spending $100-300 without gaining any knowledge and losing hours. I do like that NBI offers so many ways to view the material (DVD, on-demand, etc.) and they are one of the few approved resources available to me and approved by my firm and state for CLE credits, but I believe the prices are hiked up to push towards an annual subscription which I cannot afford and could never talk my attorney into paying.