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I looked at their program when I was first looking for schools. NO WAY I could justify spending $30,000 on an LPN program (that was the cost here). I'm going for a BSN and will spend less than that. I'm not sure how common place it is, but the only person I know that went there had the state paying the full ride with some type of displaced worker program. I thought gosh, no wonder the state of Michigan is in such financial shambles if this is what they are spending their money on.
Well I know it's easy to get sucked into these places when some are rejected at other schools or aren't familiar with the process of admission or anything.
I hope this sheds some light for those why may be thinking about it.
I know for some it's the "only way possible" or the "fastest way" - but I just don't believe that. Better to take the reliable route and not have to sign in blood and be in debt for 30 years.
crossfitnurse
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I know these schools have been mentioned and just saw this - thought I would post just so some peeps can have some insight.
Everest College: Too big to fail? | wfaa.com Dallas - Fort Worth