The College Network in Cali! LVN-BSN

[xpl2007]

Well so i met recently with a rep from The College Network. After they gave there spill super quick i asked about the finical aid department they ended the meeting quick. They told me i pay them then later on when i take there pre-reqs then the other pre-reqs for the program then the actual class i can get finicial aid if i search for it not on there pre-reqs but the other class's. Confused? Yeah me to.

#1 No body has graduated from this program as of yet.

#2 No finicial department for the entire amount you take out with the program as a total program.

#3 Real short when you have good questions.

Not dinging the program but after doing my education i am not just going to enroll in a program that just talks about its a cheap way of nursing. I am not a cheap nurse. I dont provide cheap care. I am here for a reason and i matter to others and the community. So be carefull do your research and ask the questions before you sighn the line. There are many things that you have to do yourself just to finish the program. Seems there are some bugs that are needed to be worked out and i dont want them to work them out while im enrolled.

PS Please in now way start bashing on this program just give your opinions as i have so we can all me enlighted. Again this is in Cali so it matters since it is brand new....

Thanks!!

LVN

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

There's nothing "new" about this so-called program. In fact, it is not even a program.

The College Network is not an LVN-to-BSN program. The College Network is nothing more than a publishing company engaged in the business of selling study materials that eventually lead to a nursing degree from ISU (Indiana State University). Therefore, ISU is the school you're really dealing with.

Most people are able to earn their LVN-to-BSN bridge program nursing degree from ISU without ever going through expensive publishing companies such as the College Network and RUE. In addition, people have attempted to get out of the College Network's contract, and all were unsuccessful.

Buyer beware. . .