Chamberlain College of Nursing--Miramar Fl

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Hi, I'm currently a pre-nursing student at Florida International University aka FIU in Miami Fl. I'm looking for other nursing schools to apply to because I really don't feel that I'm going to get accepted into FIU. So I did some research and I discovered Chamberlain. I went to their campus and spoke with an adviser and everything and it "appears" to be a good school and I'm interested. However it's a little pricey and I really don't want to waste anymore time and money chasing after a BSN in nursing. So can any current students or former students please share your experiences from this school and if they truly prepared you for the field? Thank you.

thank you so much Rosy for replying. Your information is really helpful, and I wish you the best of luck, stay positive and you'll do great. I would really love to stay in contact with you so I could get to know how everything is going if that's okay with you. I am moving to Miami because of the school and that is why I would like to know more about the program and you can really help me out. I have some questions I'd like to ask you,if you could add me on facebook @ Danouche Simon i'd really appreciate it. thanks

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Hi, i currently finished my LPN at medvance and I'm look to continue my education. i heard nothing but good review about Chamberlain, but i was wonder if anybody knows what the class schedule is like? and how long is each class? are classes everyday? thank you guys in advance.

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Hello Rosy_g_,

I read your post and I was wondering how is it going so far. I am in the process of enrolling in May but I'm filled with anxiety especially whrn it comes to tuition. I need to send my transcripts from Miami Dade and do thd Hesi. Whst do I need to study for the Hesi?

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What was your total tuition cost after you transferred all your credits?

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dsimon1,

I am s=also looking at chamberlain in Miramar and am also moving down there if I get accepted there. Did you get in??

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I am currently waiting to hear back from the Columbus, OH Chamberlain location. I would be moving from California. I am hoping to get some more information about the OH location. I have read a lot of horrible things about it, but also some good. Can you give me some feedback on your experience? Good and bad, please :)

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I know I'm giving this a long shot considering the time frame but worth a shot lol I plan on applying to chamberlain for the fall term coming up how is it like ? I have credits from Mdc so I would only need 2 years for the bachelors how's the experience with finding a job ? Thank you

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Hey melissah416 I also plan to apply to chamberlain for the fall term and I also have some credits form mdc, I already went to talk to an advisor, and I have 47 credits that can be transferred

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That's good to know someone in my same predicament since you have credits to be transferred did they tell you how much the BSN would be out of pocket ? Do u qualify for financial aid or grants ? I do but I know it won't be enough to cover it I want to give broward another shot but I'm afraid of the waiting I just want to start and have heard good things about chamberlin are u taking the Hesi anytime soon ? @dalia.leyva

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I was also looking into west coast university in doral they have about the same program as chamberlin I just want to keep my options open

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Hey the advisor told me that the total will be around 40,000 to 45,000. I think I qualified for financial aid since I have it for the mdc. He did not told me anything about that. I actually apply for the mdc medical campus but I don't know if they will accept me yet. So that is why I have like a plan b just in case mdc medical campus does't get me. I am planning to do the hesi on july, I did the hesi for the mdc and got a 73 and chamberlain requires at least a 75. Anyways they told me that I have to take the hesi again it does not matter if you took it in another college.

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Well that's not that bad considering the whole program is like 90000 lol and I know I applied to broward but was considered an alternate I took the Hesi too so I am a little prepared when I called them they said you don't need a 75 on each section you just need a 75 overall which is good because you can do really good in a few sections and it won't hurt you if you do bad in others. I'm not so good in chemistry that's why lol I noticed the program starts in August and then the next 8 weeks there is one that starts in the end of October. I want to do the one in the end of October since I'm applying to broward again if I don't get in and we find out in October for the January 2017 term lol I'm also planning to take the Hesi for chamberlin in July

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