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They were promised quick degrees from a bogus nursing school, and now the victims are speaking out.
After nearly a year long investigation, the attorney general has filed charges against a nursing school and its owners suspected of illegally operating in the state of Maryland.
Students were duped into paying hundreds to thousands of dollars for an accelerated program to become licensed nurses.
But the medical academy was a sham, leaving the victims with nothing but a worthless piece of paper.
After nearly a year long investigation, the attorney general has filed charges against a nursing school and its owners suspected of illegally operating in the state of Maryland.
Students were duped into paying hundreds to thousands of dollars for an accelerated program to become licensed nurses.
But the medical academy was a sham, leaving the victims with nothing but a worthless piece of paper.
Wednesday, April 28 2010, 08:42 PM EDT
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