Approved in all states?

[BTH]

Salutations:

I was simply wondering if SABA is accredited in all states? Furthermore, exactly how small are the class sizes for the September and January class? Thanks.

[ed gee]

not sure if they are accredited by any states, however, recent saba grads can be licensed in all but KS...and NM, TX might be questionable.

[traumaRN]

Man, not being able to practice in Kansas is a killer. That is where I'm from :(. Apparently Saba didn't pass the site survey nor the number of years as an established program. :(

i'm gonna go cry now.

-- Cord

[ResearchingGuy]

To my knowledge, Kansas hasn't done any sort of site survey on Saba. I believe the only concern is the number of years Saba has been inexistence. Of course there are US schools which don't meet that parameter either.

Best of Luck!

[studentMD]

To my knowledge, Kansas hasn't done any sort of site survey on Saba. I believe the only concern is the number of years Saba has been inexistence. Of course there are US schools which don't meet that parameter either.

Best of Luck!

didnt saba meet the time requirement like last yr or something like that?
i vaguely remember something about that..

[ResearchingGuy]

I should really check the whole thing out before I continue, but yeah, I think you're right. There may be a question about time of charter vs time of start of instruction (a few years difference) and/or first graduating class or something like that. Most of these types of laws are simply a stumbling block to insure that IMG license apps get that extra fine tooth comb.

Best of Luck!

[studentMD]

perhaps can continue discussion on thread from February since its already got loads of info regarding several states..

http://www.valuemd.com/ftopic28841.html&highlight=kansas

[edoki]

Wao! What of the state of Nebraska? That's where I come from. I hope Saba students can practice there. I need more light towards that.

Thanks!

Edoki.