Celerion Question

[rileybr]

I am currently doing a study at a Celerion location - dont wanna disclose too much info.

What happens if I dont go to a weekend stay? From my understandings I receive a one year Ban. Is there a way to get around this?

I know I shouldnt have signed up for the study if I didnt plan on completing it; but I am not sure how I am feeling about it all.

I know if I back out of this one; they will probably frown upon on me doing any other studies in case id back out of future studies.

Anyone have any suggestions to work around this? Im a college student and so I dont want to ruin my chance to do one over christmas break.

[respect]

You said you are a college student so hopefully you don't plan to do studies for too long. Do a study somewhere else. Having to go back to Celerion is not like having to go back to school to complete your degree. There are not a lot of studies over the Holidays either as a lot of the sponsors close their books and are busy planning out the coming year. Good luck with your future career.

[rileybr]

Id really appreciate if someone could chime in. My study is 4 weekend stays and one return after the stays. If i miss the last weekend stay will i still be eligable for the final return? Will i be eligible for the final returns pay? Or would i just be cut from the study?

[pablopicasso]

Dude, just make soing up that an emergency happened.

[Deleted]

And prepare to be banned.

[travelingrat]

I agree with Respect that there are very few studies done over the Christmas holidays. over the years, I have been in 2 that went through Thanksgiving, but I have not even met anyone who has done one over Christmas. (Of course, that doesn't mean there have never been any.)

why not just stick with it until the end of the study? I don't know what celerion you are in but Celerion in Phoenix and Lincoln have a lot of studies. even Neptune seems to be picking up a bit. why take the risk of jeopardizing your ability to do studies there?

anyway just my opinion, but I would not do it.