Employees of this company sought to sell people a Gold Elite package which had been marked down 29 percent from (*) $49,415.  
Jeffrey Tufenkian claims he was forced to give a positive rating to an employee of this organization.  The website 98percentapproval.com defends this entity.  Tarla Makaeff was unsuccessfully countersued by this organization. Employees of this company sought to sell people a Gold Elite package which had been marked down 29 percent from (*) $49,415.  Eric Schneiderman's forty-million-dollar fraud case against this organization claims that, despite promises, its namesake never actually appeared in person.  One ad promoting this organization promised, that after 90 minutes of work, "just copy exactly what I've done and get rich".  Due to legal pressure, this organization changed its name to become an "Entrepreneur Institute".  Al Franken "got my doctorate in megalomaniac studies" at this place.  For 10 points, identify this "college" named for the Republican presidential candidate.
Jeffrey Tufenkian claims he was forced to give a positive rating to an employee of this organization.  
Trump University [or Trump Wealth Institute; or Trump Entrepreneur Initiative LCC] 