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I am starting online RN-BSN via Chamberlain College of Nursing from July. Just wondering if any nurses out there who will be starting the program or in the program>

Any suggestion/idea is appreciated as it will be my first online program...........

Thank you!!!!

Hello! My name is Jaime and I graduate next Friday from KSU with my ADN. I am looking to start Chamberlain in August. I have two small children and will have to get a full-time job (if I can find one!) or my husband will shoot me :) I really want to get started on my BSN because I am still eligible for some financial aide since they used last years income. I want to take at least two classes every 8 weeks and am wondering if those of you who have taken classes think this will be doable with my situation. I see the theme is that there a lot of writing assignments (which I am not liking) but I am pretty sure that is with any school. KSU online was cheaper per credit hour, but I think it will be more expensive in the long run. Their classes run on a carousel, so if I need it and it's not available, I'm screwed. I am very greatful for this thread!! Also, I talked to Christy for like, an hour, and she is amazing!! very helpful and pleasant.

Specializes in Psych, Chem Dependency, Occ. Health.

Hi Jaime,

Yes, I think 2 classes every 8 weeks is doable, working or not. You just need to be able to manage your time. I found the most time consuming classes were the non-nursing classes, stats, algebra, economics and cultural diversity...the nursing classes were far easier for me in terms of time investment/family responsibilities etc. Good luck! I have really liked Chamberlain and the time flies by!

Sue, RN

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.

Well, it seems the only option I have to finish in December is to take Economics with the Capstone course. Anybody think this is doable or shoulld I just extend to February?

Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Capstone hasn't been terrible so far! Kind of a synthesis of research/paper writing. Econ did take quite a bit of my time and I took it by itself, but that's because I'm totally OCD and wanted to maintain my 4.0. :D

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.
Capstone hasn't been terrible so far! Kind of a synthesis of research/paper writing. Econ did take quite a bit of my time and I took it by itself, but that's because I'm totally OCD and wanted to maintain my 4.0. :D

I won't need an A in either class, but do you think Bs in each class are possible together? Statistics kicked my butt alone...just want to stay above 3.0.

Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Seems do-able to me! :)

I think you can clep economics, when I talked to Chamberlain counselours, they said that macro or microeconomic clep was acceptable.

Specializes in Adult Med/Surg, NICU,.

Isn't the capstone one big project? I wasn't too worried about taking it with Econ next session but maybe I should be.

Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

It's one big project stretched across a few weeks. In Week 1 we picked a patient-centered problem that became the root of our course project. Week 2 was the course project intro, Week 3 the course project PICO, Week 4 (I'm in it now) is the course project literature review, and Week 5 will be the design for change in practice, and Week 6 is a summary/synthesis of all the parts. Week 7 will be a PowerPoint presentation outlining our course project, and we also have to critique another student's presentation. Plus the weekly discussions, of course. :)

Specializes in Med/ Surg and Orthopedics.
Isn't the capstone one big project? I wasn't too worried about taking it with Econ next session but maybe I should be.

What Lunah describes sounds doable to me, guess I am just nervous because if my last experience with statistics. I am more interested in finishing in December. 8 weeks of hard work will not kill me :D

Specializes in Adult Med/Surg, NICU,.

Olivia. I had a hard time with stats too and took it with a nursing course. We can do it. Just 8 weeks. I think the capstone will be easy... it's a great chance to "See a need fill a need".

Specializes in Peds BMT.

Hi Everyone! I'm need of a little help. Right now I am in NUR 351 Transition to Professional Nursing and I'm starting to write my professional paper. The topic I chose is about chronic illnesses and using Miller's Power Resources. I'm not having any luck finding much information on Miller's Power Resources. Maybe I'm over thinking all of this a little bit, but I am can't find anything on EBSCO host and I've googled it also. Any one have any advice or where else I should look? Thanks!

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