Chamberlain FNP program

Chiming in here as a nurse faculty/advisor/administrator who sees it from the inside. Chamberlain FNP grads will do just fine. The issue about for profit / non profit is irrelevant. The richest schools are not for profit. It just differs on how the money is paid out. Start up schools that are accredited are a good bet usually.

What class have you taken so far and does the class involve multiple choice question or writing papers?

How many classes have you taken and did classes involve multiple choice are do you have to write papers.

Taking my third class. No tests all papers.

Is their anyway I can talk to you by phone are email?

How many classes can you take at a time? R they 8 weeks classes?

How many classes have you taken and did classes involve multiple choice are do you have to write papers.

The exams start once you get into the specialty classes like patho.

Are the tests proctored? Some schools have proctored tests and some don't. What e learning is your classroom? Blackboard, Pearson, etc? How many hours a week you putting in. Im thinking of transferring out of South U FNP program.

Are the tests proctored? Some schools have proctored tests and some don't. What e learning is your classroom? Blackboard, Pearson, etc? How many hours a week you putting in. Im thinking of transferring out of South U FNP program.

Freedom- have you looked into Simmons?

I am currently enrolled in NP program with University Texas Arlington. Most of the NP programs are traditional and some online courses. Because I work, I considered Chamberlain 100% online FNP program. I have been accepted. I am hesitant because the program will have only been in existence a year come July 2014. Having said that, I could not compare pass/fail ratio. I know they are accredited and he Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, ncahlc.org. The Master of Science in Nursing degree program at Chamberlain College of Nursing are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE,One DuPont Circle, NW, Suite 530, Washington, DC 20036, 202.887.6791). Still a bit hesitant. If anyone has additional info that may help me in my decision, I welcome your comments.

Hello Freedomrn1. I'm contemplating attending Chamberlain this fall. What do you suggest for clinical site? They have no academic affiliations with the majority of hospital in the Dallas Metro. This is my greatest concern regarding the program. I know I do well and get the most of it because I want it.

Hi, I was wondering since Chamberlain has us take one class at a time how much time are you devoting per class? Also since I am in the process of seeking out FNP programs and I was wondering how this would be seen at the end of the day by employers. In other words do you think it will simply matter if we have our license or if we went to UM, FSU, UCLA, or whatever. Anyways I would appreciate your input.