car audio schools?

I am looking to get into mobile installation as a career and I want to go to a school to touch up on everything this way I am prepared to get a job when I get done with the school. What schools are out there that would teach everything i would need to know to be an installer, I want to be able to deal with anything I might run into in the workforce. Out of the schools out there, it does not matter about location, which one gives you the most well rounded education/experience, which one will give me a step up?

I've been professionally installing for quite a few years now and never went to school for it.  I started at an entry level type shop (IE bestbuy/circuit city type deal), mainly because higher end shop won't higher someone without experience(for the most part).  After cutting my teeth and learning the basics (i was lucky to have two guys i worked with at the entry level shop be very knowledgable installers that had been around for years and years and taught me quite a bit).  After about a year and a half to two years of that, I started moving into better higher end shops. 

I mention how I got into the business cause it seems like its the best way to do it.  Most of my peers got into the business the same way, and also recomend it.  I have worked with a couple guys who went to school, and I will tell you, while they were somewhat well educated in electrical circuits, they REALLY lacked in in-car knowledge.  Taking apart cars to do install was a REAL struggle with them, along with understanding where to find wire locations for alarms and such.  As such they weren't as efficient and ended up being somewhat burdensome at times.  I don't know what schools any of them went to, but from what I heard, "in-car" schooling wasn't something included in the courses.  Understandable so, since there are sooooo many cars out there, it'd be impossible to really get them into the classroom to teach on them.

So I look at it this way, they spent quite a bit on their schooling, and came out into the industry and WERE able to get a job at a higher end shop right off the bat, but they certainly didn't make as much money as they could have, and really lacked in the really fundamental knowledge that you need in this industry.  I however started at the bottom and worked my way up, made money the entire way through my "training", without the cost of schooling, and I came out with better rounded knowledge specific to the areas which in my opinion are most important to this career.

There's no right or wrong way to do it, just thought I'd post up my experience.  I'm sure going to school has helped some people get where they are quite a bit.  I guess its just learning style.  But if you really want to go to school for it, I'd really recomend one that can get you as much "in-car" studying as possible...

good luck.

if yo;u still wanted to go to school one i have found is http://www.mobiledynamics.com/main/enter.html

There's also "the Snake Pit" in San Diego I think it is.  My cousin went there and he claims he learned quite a bit.  Worth checking out anyways.