A School whose motto is: "black belt is our goal" and has that painted on the wall at the dojang in large letters.

A School that charges a $200 yearly membership fee plus an additional $95 per month and charges $35 to test for the next belt level.

A school that will let you skip from white belt to orange belt after 5 classes without testing.

Requires students to sign in to each class by scanning your membership card with a bar code reader so they know how often you come to class.

Lets inexperienced students spar without any prior instruction on how to do so.

What is your opinion of a school like this? Is it normal or does it sound like a McDojo?
Also, a school where you have to learn forms that are not "standard" and the only way you can learn them is by purchasing the instructors DVD's for $60.
The school is actually run by an old Korean man who barely speaks English, but the classes are often run by "senior" students.