I finished at Sullivan after withdrawing from Kentucky when my daughter was killed. It was actually cheaper for me to finish there because I didn't need any money for living/travel expenses (Sullivan is in my home city) and I was able to work more.
I was in the class of 2011 and our NAPLEX pass rate was great, until several months after graduation when a large cohort of out of state students got their California ATTs and tanked the rate, or so I'm told. The problem with Sullivan is, in my opinion, some problematic admissions policies and taking students with very poor English skills. Both of these issues are being rectified. The founding dean left and they are making lots of changes in the admissions process. I precept both Sullivan and Kentucky students and have had both good students and bad students from both. But, the students who barely spoke English were VERY challenging to work with. I think a lot of preceptors complained to Sullivan about that.
I'm glad I had the opportunity to go there, because after my daughter's death, finishing at Kentucky wasn't in the cards. Now that I am a few years out of school, it seems like absolutely no one cares about where I got my degree. I get more questions about other things on my CV, like about the business I started and the memorial funds my husband and I created in our daughter's memory.