Chamberlain college of nursing tuition

[srobinson5750]

So I'm planning on applying to attend the spring 2015 class. But I'm having a few reservations before applying. Unlike other schools Chamberlain does not access your financial aid record until u apply, so you have no insight on what financial aid will cover, how much in loans you'll have to take out or if an out of pocket payment will be required. I wanted to post on here and see if anyone had any more in-depth tuition information. I want to complete my degree, but I also don't want to have to stop attending due to not being able to afford it. If anyone has had payment plans, how expensive were they? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Leibamiddleton]

ME!! What a headache

[srobinson5750]

Yeah it's definitely a headache

[Leibamiddleton]

Yeah it's definitely a headache

CALL ME!!

[Leibamiddleton]

Call me 678-923-7389

[liberated847]

What's up? Is chamberlain a scam?!

[Leibamiddleton]

Haaa lol call me

[Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN]

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YOu do realize that although AN is anonymous it is public and is subject to the same spam bots robo calls as any other public web site? It isn't the BEST idea to be releasing private information in the internet.

[Leibamiddleton]

Thanks it won't let me edit or delete it

[hazel30, BSN, RN]

I'm currently a second year student there. Yes, it is expensive, but not impossible.

[srobinson5750]

I'm currently a second year student there. Yes, it is expensive, but not impossible.

As far as payment plans are concerned, how expensive is it. For example, some of my friends decided to do LPN programs and were required to pay 300 dollar monthly payment plans outside of both financial aid and loans.

[hazel30, BSN, RN]

I'm in the BSN program and pay between $600-$1000 out of pocket for each block (split into two monthly payments) depending on the amount of credits taken. However, I have tuition reimbursement through my employer, so I've just been rolling the money over. Thank God!