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Can I have a review of the program for those that were accepted?

Hello! I hope you all are still active and are willing to give a review of the program so far. I need some honesty!

Did either of you start this program? What has been your experience if so?

Hello all! I am currently looking into nursing programs in the Houston/Dallas, Tx area or Los Angeles, CA area. West Coast University and Chamberlain University catch y attention the most because each of the schools have various start dates throughout the year. I want to hear from current students and to have a better understanding of the programs and their structure. Anyone have insight on these schools? The cost isn't an issue for me. I see this posted about these two schools but nothing about the quality of education nor the school environment.

Did you start the program? How did you like it?

How is the program so far?

Did any of you start? May I have reviews on the program please?

May I ask you all what school did you attend? I have been searching high and low on reviews for Schools in the Houston Area. I'm an active duty service member and I want to be come a Navy nurse. Doing my research online has become exhausting. Thanks in advance for those who can provide school reviews!

May I ask did any of you attend the program? What was your experience?

Can I ask what was the experience like at WGU? I'm searching for schools and I want honest reviews on this program. Thanks in advance!

Hi! I'm curious to know how your experience at this school has been so far? I'm searching for and I cant find reviews.

Hello all! I'm currently searching BSN programs in the Houston Area. I would like some honest reviews on WGU and Chamberlain. I am an active duty student who wants to apply for a Navy nursing program and time for a full time study isn't on my side at the moment. I can only chip away at one science course per semester. I saw these two programs have fewer prerequisite courses and will allow for me to qualify for the program faster than other schools. Once selected I will be allotted the opportunity to become a full time nursing student and I desire to be successful. Please and thank you in advance to all who respond!

Thanks for sharing your experience! Could you share how the class format was? I saw that most of the work is online, how was that for you? Did you work while doing the program? Sorry to be all in your business i'm just looking for some insight.

To the future RN's that are in this program....Could you explain the format to me please? I know most of it is done online but how are the classes? Are they self paced? Is there set times you have to be online for the curriculum? And congrats to all for starting on your new journey!

I'm considering going into a LVN program but before doing so I want some insight/input from current LVNs to see if what i'm thinking is realistic. I'm torn in between being an LVN or Medical Assistant. (I know that the jobs are different) My goal is to complete one of these certificate programs and work while take my GE courses to get into a RN program. Do any of you find it hard to work and go to school fulltime? How is your job satisfaction?

I'm considering going into a LVN program but before doing so I want some insight/input from current LVNs to see if what I'm thinking is realistic. I'm torn in between being an LVN or Medical Assistant. (I know that the jobs are different) My goal is to complete one of these certificate programs and work while take my GE courses to get into an RN program. Do any of you find it hard to work and go to school fulltime? How is your job satisfaction?

My military benefits will cover the cost so i'm not too stuck on the cost, I'm concerned more about life after the program completion. I wish employment rates after graduation was also posted for these schools along with NCLEX pass rates.

Hello All!!! I am new to the site and I'm hoping to get some guidance. I currently reside in San Diego, CA. After 8 years in the military I finally built the courage to pursue a career I would love in health care and Nursing is my career of choice. I have been looking into a lot of BSN programs in the area and one of the main reasons private schools stuck out to me is because of the completion time frames and program availability. Are there any graduates from American University of Health Sciences, National University or West Coast University(any of the SOCAL locations) who can offer their honest review of the program? I'm curious about class schedules as well. Were any of you able to work and complete the program?Also, in regards to employment, do any of you know if graduates of these BSN programs have difficulty finding employment? I am 30 starting a new career and I cant afford any dead ends especially being a single mother. Thanks in advance for all of your help!

I'm interested in knowing if this school is worth the price. I read a lot of mixed reviews and its hard to tell whether students are satisfied and do graduates land jobs. Any outlook would be greatly appreciated.

Hello All!!! I am new to the site and I'm hoping to get some guidance. I currently reside in San Diego, CA. After 8 years in the military I finally built the courage to pursue a career I would love in health care and Nursing is my career of choice. I have been looking into a lot of BSN programs in the area and one of the main reasons private schools stuck out to me is because of the completion time frames and program availability. Are there any graduates from American University of Health Sciences, National University or West Coast University(any of the SOCAL locations) who can offer their honest review of the program? I'm curious about class schedules as well. Were any of you able to work and complete the program?Also, in regards to employment, do any of you know if graduates of these BSN programs have difficulty finding employment? I am 30 starting a new career and I cant afford any dead ends especially being a single mother. Thanks in advance for all of your help!