We are more expensive because we are a private school and get no funding from either the government or the state. You are absolutely correct that our BSN program is not accredited. Per the accrediting body, we cannot apply for accreditation until the first cohort starts their classes in Sept of this year. We don't add any classes to our program. If you are starting from scratch (no prior college experience), you can complete your BSN in 36 months which is much less than most schools. We don't say we are the only nursing school who requires these classes but we do say this is what our curriculum is which does differ from other schools. As far as the classes not transferring in, because it's a Bachelor Degree, you do have to have a certain level for classes to transfer in, which is no different that other schools. As far as the TEAS test being re-scheduled, we have computer classes in the evenings so there are no classrooms available for the TEAS test. If our schedule is not convenient for you to take the test, you can certainly take it at another location and we will accept your scores as long as it's version V and you get the minimum score that we require. I agree that each person needs to do their own research and find what school is best for them. However, when doing the research one of the most important things you need to look at is the NCLEX pass rate...ours is 100% as of 5/3/2012, which is much higher than the national average.