perl4eva

I was just contemplating this. I do not think there is anything wrong with breaking a contract because you are not a slave. However, be prepared for the consequences. I do know nurses that sign the contract knowing full well they plan to break it once personal goals are met and have the money ready to pay. I have heard some report that the hospital does not always pursue the money. I personally would not sigh a contract I could not afford to break.

I ended up transferring into an accredited program and completed 6 months. I tested out and they gave me a diploma. I did not need to retest for the NCLEX, then I complete a RN to BSN program. Currently looking for a job and have many options. When there is a will there will be a way :)

Thanks. I live in Florida and Barry University will except me into their RN to BSN program with testing. Wish me luck

I graduated from non accredited RN program and am finding very limited to pretty much no employment opportunities. Is there anyway to test out of an accredited program?

Thank you for this. Was trying to look up their program and even that was difficult. I went there once and was turned off, but now with my RN license I was looking at their RN -bsn program. Seems like it's not worth the trouble