Yea, the attrition rate for this program is usually not good. I think the current class is down to ~45 from the 62 or 63 that started. Last year was about the same. Some people drop because they decide it is not what they want to do. Most people dropped because they didn't meet the benchmark and failed out. For those that are able to make it through, getting your RN in 10 months is a sweet deal! But if you can't fully commit, or don't have some background in healthcare, I'd suggest the traditional program. You might end up saving time and money that way.