Chamberlain for BSN?

[starlightmoon]

I didn't do too well at my community college. I have been taking prerequisite classes for BSN. Should I try applying at Chamberlain and try again if I get accepted? Or should I try again at the community college I am at. How hard is it over there? Is it a good idea to stay or transfer? I need some advice. Thanks!

[Mega hair]

I applied and I'm waiting results from the transcript dept. I hope to stat in may also but I'm going for rn to Bsn. Finance department said all of the book cost were included in the tuition cost, I hope that holds true.good luck to me and you lol

[Endowed]

I would choose BSN over ADN.

[Endowed]

Can someone give me advice if I should just go finish my asn in the community college, or transfer for next semester into Chamberlain? Please let me know thank you.

I would choose BSN over ADN.

Why would I want to go the ADN route when I will spend about 2 years or more (gwinnett tech) instead of a university where it will take me 3 years or less if you transfer your college credits. I was told that I can transfer up to 70 credit hours, which is the maximum allowed. I will however, take as many classes as I can in my current college to beat down the cost.

I was also given the Chamberlain 1st year curriculum to work with as an optional prerequisite. This means I will be admitted into the second year and complete my bsn in two years.

That's enough savings you know?

[KJet5]

Hello there! I am thinking of applying to AZ for 2016. How was your experience at Chamberlain? Did you feel prepared for the NCLEX? How was it finding a job? Thank you so much!

[akanini, MSN, RN]

How has this program worked out for everyone?

[Mattheww]

A. Boogie said:

As another fellow Chamberlain student, I wanted to say that just because there are no "waitlists" does not mean that you will automatically get accepted or have an easier tim being accepted. Chamberlain has the same entrance requirements as most other nursing programs. And like the other poster said, once accepted you will WORK... The program is great and the resources are plenty but it is by no means easy.

youre joking....my friends had to write a 3 page midterm paper for phamacotherapeutics in his NP Program....no exams...thats a joke...don't kid yourself...this school is well known in the nursing community for being EASY....should be reported to the board of nursing in my opinion...im surprised they are even accredited.....im quite worried about nurses graduating from this institution, entering the field of healthcare..