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This is alarming... Also, when I checked their accreditation page, there's this "This program is not approved or regulated by the Texas Workforce Commission." http://www.chamberlain.edu/about-nursing/chamberlain/accreditation. What is happening...

I suggest you call the NJ Board of Nursing. You don't want to waste your time, effort, and money. I hope you get a positive answer.

Hi! It is safe to say the program is easy once you're done, but it is not. Most classes, if not all, are writing-intensive. I did 2 classes per session (only one class the first time so I can get used to it), and I tried to write my paper/s for one class in advance on days that I was off from work. It won't work with DeVry classes though, because you're not able to view the discussion threads/assignments in advance. I did it in 11 months; graduated last February. Good luck to everyone. You can do it, too.

Chamberlain's curriculum is the most reasonable. The other schools require more classes ... I finished last week! Lunah, your posts and replies helped me a lot . Thank you.

http://www.ucdenver.edu/academics/colleges/nursing/programs-admissions/masters-programs/ms-program/specialties/healthcareinformatics/academics/Master%27s/Pages/Master%27s.aspx

We commonly get patients s/p externalization of VPS, and never did I get any complaints of sloshing sound. I would be scared to hear it.

Stony Brook University, Utica College, SUNY-Delhi, SUNY-Empire

3000/year, if it goes over 3000, to fill-out a commitment form to stay for 6 more months. basically, 100%...

Here's a comment from a resident that really ruined a nurse's day... Joy,RN (the best IVnurse in dayshift) was requested to insert an IV to a "hard-stick" pt. The resident came, and asked... "Is Linda,RN (fr. nightshift) still here?" Joy told the MD to never ask for another nurse when someone is already trying; then, walked out of the room.

You just got home, tired and stressed... and here's someone who comments... "Don't you just give meds?" DUH!

LunahRN, thanks a lot for the info. You have always been helpful. It's great to learn that you took Comp 100. Is it a paperwork-class again, with a huge one in the end? If not, I may decide to take it instead of Coding. I'm okay with computer. :) Keepitmoving, I am new, started in March with 1 class. This session I'm taking two. It's overwhelming because of the paperworks. Remember, each session is 8 weeks that's why lessons are all cramped up. If you decide to take two classes, be ready. It's not easy.

Hello. I am done with Transitions, and half-way through Advanced Comp. and Cultural Diversity. I am in a dilemma. I want to take 2 courses each session, but confused on choosing the right classes. I am so overwhelmed this session. I knew Adv. Comp will require a lot of writings, but didn't realize that Cultural Diversity has paperwork every week (plus a huge Research paper), quizzes, and a final. I need help from a fellow Chamberlain students/graduates. Please give me your suggestion. These are the classes I have left to take. Health Assessment Community Health Collaborative Healthcare Information Systems Evidence-based Practice I think I have to take Capstone by itself. It sounds huge. I also need to take an extra 2-credit class to fill the 1 credit hour that I am missing. They suggested COMP-100 Computer Applications for Business with Lab or HIT-202 International Classification of Diseases Coding I with Lab (I'm thinking of taking Coding). Thank you in advance for your help. :)

OMG! what a HUGE one!!! thanks roser... too bad can't be changed to Not.

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found it... under catalog... :)