does this count as theft? if not it should.

[Big thicket]

My daughter goes all but one year to be a RN and Lamar orange,and board chooses to cancel the program.now she had to start all over the credits don't transfer

[Epack]

sucks but happens. SHSU did the same thing to my SIL. some of the fine print protected them

[Colton]

That's some bull****!

[quackaholic1]

Thats sucks. i would be screaming for at least all the $$$$ I had spent.

[Coach W]

That's scary I'm in a MA program for the next 18 months I can't imagine all this work for nada.

[thehunted]

Ouch

[jason86]

I would be raising all kinds of heck

[ladrones]

The school administrators should be locked up.

[bowhuntertx]

Why wouldn't her hrs/credits be transferable?

Either way, that's terrible

[nursejenn]

Ouch!

[JustinJ]

Why aren't the credits transferable?

[Kruelty]

yeah that's lame.

[bluelund79]

That's garbage! Institutions of higher learning with credits that don't transfer, and who cancel programs should have to issue refunds. However, most, if not all, are nothing more than money making Ponzi schemes these days. However, that's just my opinion. This coming from the guy who will be starting his Jr year in College after the past 16 years in the Army. Need to finish my BS in CJ so I can go work at the SD upon my retirement

[WCB]

Sorry about your daughter. That blows...

Most of the trade schools credits don't transfer. When I took my electronics training I chose a college with transferable credits and also the harder math. That tech math was easier but... It took longer but if I had decided to advance my education I dang sure didn't want to start over.

[r_u_sharp_2]

I dont think they can do that. I would check with their accrediting body. Usually they "teach out" a program, not cancel it. If that doesnt work, talk to the lender(holder of the loans), they may be forgiven.

Second, it is up to the institution that she would go to next to take the credits. No idea if they are transferable until she applies to another and has her transcript reviewed.