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AJORGR6

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  1. Look into your online classes such as DelMar University. These places are much cheaper and better quality than college network. You also need to know if you flunk most tests it requires you to wait 6 months before you can retake them. The person who signs you up is just a salesman...they are not educators! Buyer beware. The attorney representing their finance company told me that Kern Federal Credit Union will not finance for them any longer because too many complaints against them. That the people who sign up the students were being decietful and were not knowledgeable about the field. After truly finding out all the details I am refusing to pay them. Read ALL the fine print! Not to mention you are paying about THREE times the amount you should be. Del Mar college offers the same type of program at a price that is the same as if you went in to your hometown college. I have friends who did complete the outrageously overpriced college network, took them 4 years due to the flunk wait 6 months thing, but now mysteriously some of their grades are missing, and guess what, no RN degree yet!
  2. They ripped me off too! Had to file bankruptcy to keep my nursing license, they hired an attorney and in Texas they can take your nursing license if you try to cancel with them and refuse to pay. The people who represent them do not know about education (this came from their attorney) they are merely salesman making a buck! I have completed my education the old fashioned way with a 3.8 gpa GOING TO CLASS

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