Lunah! Some Questions about Chamberlain, Please

[SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN]

I just dropped from EC. I simply can not meet some of their requirements, particularly performing assessments in clincal exam rooms (which I don't have) and then producing a perfect recording of it for their review. Same with teaching a class (I am not a producer). I do NOT have access to certain things. They are distance learning, but do not take into account those of us in extremely rural areas.

Anyway. I can't take it and I just dropped. Not to mention the stuff going on in my life, but....

Do you have to video demonstrations of clincial assessments a la the CPNE? Any of that stuff?

If I already have statistics, etc will they make me take it anyway?

How is it? Is it truly distance or do they have some benighted desire to actually SEE you do stuff?

TIA. I. Am. Fried. on EC.

[caliotter3]

Had to come in here and say I am sorry this did not work out for you Sue. Based upon this post alone, I know that this program won't work for me when the time comes. Good luck finding another program. Hope you find that Chamberlain is good for you.

[Lunah, MSN, RN]

No videos! They didn't make me retake statistics. You do have to take 32 credits with them to graduate, though, so I had to find a 2-credit class to get me up to that number when all my requirements only came to 30 credits. The downside? It's expensive. That's the only "con" about the whole thing! I'm loving it. I'll be done in June. I'll PM you with my admissions advisor's info. She rocks.

Edited to add: I'm sorry the EC route didn't work out for you, but I totally get it.

[SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN]

He's only going to make me take 10 classes, however many credits tht is. And it will run me $13800. Fine. I've already blown a ton on EC. And Lunah, they really make it impossible. I. Am. Not. A. Producer.

Thanks.