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hey did you end up applying and getting in? I have friend that wants to transfer in for fall 2020.

OK awesome! Sorry for all these questions but I promise to try and make these two my last ones LOL. 1) Were you a new incoming student or were you a transfer student when you started in January? I'm asking because the person interested in this school will be a transfer and she would like an idea to see what classes transfer in and what year she would possibly be placed in. 2) I understand that you have to pass the HESI entry exam to be considered and I would like to ask for any advice on how you studied for the exam? Any recommendations? Any will be greatly appreciated, thank you!

WOW! that's awesome!! Thank you for your response!! Is this a one building school or does it have like other offices ?( Going based off what I see on Google) Also you say it has some nice resources, so does this include like a tutoring room/sessions?

definitely Pathophysiology

***Asking for a friend, she currently attends a different nursing program and is in very good academic standing. She just wants to be closer to home that's all*** Hi !! Is anyone thinking of or is definitely applying to the nursing program at Chamberlain University on NJ campus for the upcoming start date of August 31st ? If you're currently in Chamberlain University NJ do you please mind sharing any honest advice or comments about the school? Do you like the school? Do you recommend it ? How are the classes, the professors and just student life? I've read some daunting reviews about the school on different sites and I was just hoping I can get different insights from different students as much as possible. Please we would accept any help and information about the school. Thank you!

Wow, what an inspiration. I know there's no deadline or a certain time everyone supposed to earn a degree, but I guess since I've already done 3 years in college and the thought of staying for another 4 just threw me off.

Thank you all for your advise, I guess one of my worries was graduating late and being judged for graduating at 25 instead of 24. I now know what to do.

Hello just need some advice and suggestions. Next semester I am scheduled to take microbiology and lab, pathophysiology, health assessment and lab, and fundamentals of nursing and lab. So it's a total of 7 classes ( yes, labs isn't counted as a class since it's zero credits, but I'm referring to it as a class since I'm physically walking into a classroom to learn it) and it's a total of 15 credits. Now I feel like this is a set up for failure because who would want to take micro and patho in the same semester?? on top of other nursing classes. I've tried looking at other schools to see if I can take micro in the winter so it can reduce the stress for the spring semester but I've been unlucky. The only other option is to deal with it or push back a class which will push back my graduation -_- . What's pissing me off even more is one of the advisers said it's "duable" but when I asked her does she see herself taking those classes all at once she was quiet ... exactly. I just want to know what's you guys opinion and if there's any advice. Thank you.