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Way to go Ali! Yep, so much to get done. All the shots and background check, all of that. Was the orientation on campus?

Hi! They called me first and my acceptance letter came in the mail few days after the call.

Hey Ali! Congratulations on getting accepted! I am very happy for you to start your journey on becoming a fantastic nurse. Be nervous but also excited on your very first step! Celebrate before your semester starts because it’s going to be a bumpy road. I am here to guide if you have any questions. Good luck! I’m in the SGA and SNA club. Maybe one day we can meet on campus as classmates and become friends!

I haven’t heard about HFC much, but I think any school is cheaper than Chamberlain. They recently increased the tuition last March. Definitely go with the cheaper option if you can of course! Last semester I register for my classes super late and ended up having lecture at 9-11:50, then I had to wait on campus for 3 hours for lab at 3:00... so yeah, if you do plan on going to Chamberlain then make sure to do it early as possible. Let me know which school you decide on! Good luck to you!!

Over the other semesters my schedule wasn’t that much full. I would have at least 2 days off during the week (plus weekends). Your GPA sounds great, I know people who got in with a 2.8 so I’m sure you’ll be accepted. Right now my classes are Monday is 9 AM - 11:50, Tuesday I have lab at 1 PM-2:50, Wednesday is 8 AM - 10:50, Thursday I have a day off, Friday is 8 AM - 10:50. Some of my classmates fit lecture and labs on the same days so they can an extra day off. Make sure to register early so you can see your options. But because Troy campus is so small, there’s not many options. Check if that class have labs and register for them too. They fill up quick and you might be behind graduation. By fully commit you mean start classes? Honestly I applied last minute, like two weeks before September semester (2019) started. So when I got accepted I basically started classes right when the semester started. It is a lot of pressure though because once you get into the program, there’s a lot of paper work and shots you need just to be compliant, even though you’re not even doing clinicals yet.

I believe at least 100 (a year?) but I’m not sure LOL. According to my friend the numbers of students they accept increased through out the years because Chamberlain is getting more known and more people are applying. I even heard so many people are applying that they might have a waitlist now. Did you take the HESI yet btw ? I didn’t do good on the HESI but I passed and my GPA wasn’t that great either, I’m sure you got this.

Hi there ! I am currently talking Health Assessment 1 and Patho right now. The campus is small but you’ll get around easy and you get more closer with people in your classes. I enjoy it because I don’t have to drive long distance like Wayne or Madonna, it is expensive though. So far I don’t have any complaints about it, the teacher seems to be very kind and help there students. Let me know if you get accepted! I’m sure you will though :)

I think you'll be fine. I bought the HESI study guide book and basically studied everything in the book. If you took anatomy, chemistry and biology before and did good in those classes, you should be fine. Try to see which classes transfer over because you don't want to be paying a lot for classes you could take at a community college! It's highly expensive at chamberlain, they raised the tuition fee at my school. Chamberlain has only been around in my state for 4 years and its getting more and more popular that students keep applying. I heard they might add a waitlist because theres too many people. You should ask around and see if its a well known campus. The more students the more competitive I believe. But I believe you'll do fine, you have a good GPA and its higher than the minimum requirement which is like 2.75. Let me know how it goes when you apply, keep in touch ?

Wow that's great! My Hesi score wasn't that good. I passed with a 76 % but it's still passing. My GPA was around 3.0 or something. But I made my letter really emotional. What campus are you applying for?

Hi! Turned out I got accepted !

Hi! I applied for Troy campus. I’m not sure how competitive it is. I turned in my passion for purpose letter yesterday so now the waiting begins and I’m super nervous.

Hi guys! I just wanted to talk about my chances of getting into Chamberlain. I took some science courses at another university and did miserably due to depression from losing my friend to suicide. I transferred to a community college and did way better a year later. My GPA is 2.98 I am going to take my HESI soon and I really want to score high so I can be in competitive due to my low GPA. Do you think they will accept me? I have been freaking out all month about it. Also some tips for the HESI will be greatly appreciated !

Hey there, thank you so much for replying. I am worrying a little too much. I applied for the Troy Campus, what about you? Also what year did you/ will be starting? English is my second language also and unfortunately I did poorly with vocab on the HESI. Did you take a few classes at other schools before you applied? I’m worried they will see I didn’t do well in some science classes and reject me

Hey there! I am in the same position as you :( my GPA is around 2.98 and I got a 64 % on the HESI the first time. I am retaking it again in Tuesday and nervous if I don’t score good again. Did you ever get a reply back?