Chamberlain College of Nursing

[KAC123]

Hey guys! I just recently looked into Chamberlain as an option for me to obtain my BSN. Does anyone recommend that school?! I'm open for pros and cons but I'd prefer hearing from someone in the program or someone whose graduated from chamberlain. Thanks!!!

[Mommiof3]

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[cancan12]

Im also looking into that program !! let me know if it has worked out for you !

[Eeramsey, BSN, RN]

Why is that?

[Ldy76]

Mommiof3 said:

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Hi there! Can u tell me more about chamberlain when it comes to prices, how long to complete 1 course, etc. thnx in advance

[drew112]

Which program did you attend? That sound amazing! I plan on hoping to transfer 21 credits at the new Sacramento Campus. Did you take all your pre-reqs with them?

[SopranoKris, MSN, RN, NP]

Ldy76 said:

Hi there! Can u tell me more about chamberlain when it comes to prices, how long to complete 1 course, etc. thnx in advance

It is currently $590 per credit hour. Books are $80 per class and there is a $150 semester fee.

Each session is 8 weeks. I've been taking 2 classes per session. I started in January and will graduate in December (the RN-to-BSN program). I work full time, night shift and it fits well in to my schedule.

[Ldy76]

SopranoKris said:

It is currently $590 per credit hour. Books are $80 per class and there is a $150 semester fee.

Each session is 8 weeks. I've been taking 2 classes per session. I started in January and will graduate in December (the RN-to-BSN program). I work full time, night shift and it fits well in to my schedule.

Thnx for info!

[SummerMac]

Are you a house fan, nursecuddy?

[KJet5]

That is really motivating, that you so much for posting. I know that this is personal, however do you find that your income is enough to cover the large student loan payment and live comfortably still? Thank you for your input!

[Chloemf22]

Hey everyone! I am a current Chamberlain student and I am having a little issue I hope you guys can help me with. So the pre-reqs are technically Devry courses, most of which are available online or in a hybrid format. The pre determined courses are usually open book/open note for the finals. However, our new campus has decided they do not like that. I am completely fine with taking finals closed note BUT my issue is that if other campuses are allowing students to take pre-reqs they have an unfair advantage.

My question is if you are a current Chamberlain Student, can you please tell me what pre reqs you've taken so far that are open book/open note for finals?! This would be really helpful so that I can assist student government in figuring out a plan of action for future courses. Any and all info would be amazing!

P.S. please do not think I am trying to get the easy way out and have everything open note. I would be just as fine with EVERYTHING being closed note. My issue is with creating an even playing field for students. Thanks in advance!

[maurynawyno, ADN, CNA, LVN]

in my third semester and going strong woohoo! .with dedication we can do this.

[RNgirl16]

Hey guys,

I am interested in the Chamberlain College of Nursing, but just had a question or two. Does anyone know how they look at your current college gpa. I have heard a few different answers for this. Do they look at and calculate your gpa based on the course they accept or do they look at your overall gpa of classes whether they accept them or not?