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Hi, I was just accepted to chamberlain for March 2007. I was wondering if anyone else will be starting then? I was also wondering if any of you who started in october would be willing to share your opinion of the program. Thanks
For those of you that have 'left' Chamberlain and recieved their student loan money back....how long did it take to get it all taken care of?
It has been about 7 weeks since I spoke with Dean L. and Ms. M regarding my options, I haven't gotten any thing about my refund back yet, so I emailed the Dean this week and I have to say I wasn't surprised to find out that Dean L. is no longer at the school....at this point with the rate of turnover I fear that there will be no staff left that I have spoken to and my $7000 federal loan refund will be left hanging.
Yeah...me too, everytime you call there is a new staff member, they say one thing and then do another....$528 per credit hour and climbing is an insane amount of money for a teach yourself program.
I am ready to move on, but entering into another program and asking the government for money when I still 'owe' over $7000 just doesn't sit well with me....
I wish you the best of luck with what you are doing, and I hope that anyone reading this thread steers clear of this school.
Bman, I am not sure about Excelsior's program. With Chamberlain, you take all of your classes on line, even the nursing classes. You must be on campus at the end of each semester for the 4 day skills validation. Here in St louis, I will be able to take clinicals with "on campus" students. If you are out of state, you will need to schedule clinicals (with the help of Chamberlain) with a preceptor at a local hospital. It is a 2 year - 6 semester program.:angryfire and, just today, I received a letter that they have raised the tuition by $42/cr hr to improve the program. I have heard that they could really use some much needed improvement but it is getting better - so I've heard.
Good Luck
was this program closed??
I don't see it on their website anymore.
my friend is looking to get her nursing but she failed at the school where I graduated from my ASN degree (I went to community college)
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rnrae,
I'm so happy that you made it through. Just be glad you went when you did. I sure wish I had went earlier.