who else is in Chamberlain RN-BSN program currently

JChubb97860 · Dec 2, 2011

Hi lindarn1,

I hope you don't pull out! It's not so bad. You can call on some like-minded classmates for help. A few people in my Informatics class last term had formed small e-mail groups to proofread each others' papers before turning them in. And if you truly need the extra time, it's been my experience so far that the professors are lenient when it comes to deadlines...as long as papers and assignments aren't too late. (The latest I've turned in an assignment was 4 days after the due date, and I had a good excuse with lots of proof.) I think Chamberlain professors are understanding, since they know we all squeeze these classes between work, family, and (as has been my case a few times these past 3 terms) inclement weather.

exnavygirl-RN · Dec 2, 2011

I wasn't good at writing papers when I started. I am now! :lol2: You'll do fine. The first course prepares you for paper writing. Good luck. You can do it!

Ok, well I'am currently in the application process and I am supposed to start Chamberlain in January 2012. I work full-time and part-time two evenings, I have 2 children and a very supportive husband, however, I keep reading about all these papers that need to be written and to be honest, I am not very good with writing papers, at ALL! Should I get out now before it's too late???

AgentR · Dec 2, 2011

NR 351 (Transitions) teaches you all about how to write an APA format paper. Do yourself a favor and buy a program called PERLLA. It is an add on for Word that helps you automatically format your references in APA format. It also keeps your previous references in a database, so you can pull them into a new paper. It's handy because in many of the classes you write about the same subject for several papers.

Good luck, you'll do great!

lindalrn · Dec 2, 2011

Thank you all for the responses, I decided to go ahead and register for NR-351. I'll keep my fingers crossed, and good luck to the rest of you!

DrJill · Dec 31, 2011

So it looks like a few recent posts have been deleted due to the updated website. So.....I too will be starting NR-351 Transitions in January. I am a little nervous as I have not been in school a very very long time. I look forward to hearing from others that are or have taken this class.

On to the journey!

Her Own Catalyst RN · Jan 13, 2012

For my next session I'm suppose to be taking Collaborative Health & Community Health .. Is this a bad pair? I've never taken two classes in one term, but am anxious to graduate (I also have a brand-spankin' new baby

exnavygirl-RN · Jan 13, 2012

Her Own Catalyst RN,

In my opinion, those two are doable together. Congrats on the new baby!

Her Own Catalyst RN · Jan 14, 2012

Her Own Catalyst RN,
In my opinion, those two are doable together. Congrats on the new baby!

Thank you :) !

Rnn2003, MSN, RN · Jan 26, 2012

I took Community Health and actually enjoyed the class:yeah: Not sure what Collaborative Health will be like but Community Health is a very doable class. Congrats on the new baby.

chicarn, BSN, RN · Feb 2, 2012

can someone tell me how much the total cost for rn to bsn in chamberlain university. I had my ADN from truman college.

any answer is very appreciated

4944kellyk · Feb 14, 2012

I took NSG 351 class after being a nurse for 30 years and it was great I enjoyed getting back to class even though it was on line I have enjoyed the two other nursing classes I have taken.

If you have microsoft office 7 or 10 the paper writting is easy and it was not one of my best subjects in school I got an A

But i now am faced with Math 114 and I am terrified Can anyone tell me about the class

peach3195 · Feb 22, 2012

Finally on my last class...Capstone. Any advice? I heard there is a project due...what does it entail...is is a research paper?