Idk if this has been discussed before. However, I tend to see people looking for ABD completion options. https://education.nova.edu/doctoral/dcp.html
For everyone's information, the title of the thread should have been about Nova Southeastern, not "Nova Southern" Great post, though. On another note, that there is a market for it says a lot about doctoral programs: their admissions, support, preparation for research, and guidance are all suspect when we see the ABD phenomenon. Should earning a doctorate be difficult? I think so. (Kind of unfair for me to say it, though.) But there shouldn't be so many failures that there is an after-market for them. Either schools are admitting unqualified candidates, they're not preparing them for doctoral research, they're not supervising them effectively, they're not supporting them sufficiently, and/or they're not assessing them correctly. I don't care which of these factors you want to blame--or even all of them--but any system that creates so many failures as this one is deeply flawed.