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I honestly cannot remember as it was 8 or 9 years ago, but I did need a lab component in order for it to be accepted. It did have a lab component. You can call and asked them!

Esther, I graduated 2 years ago in the MSN in Ed at Chamberlain. I never physically had to be in a classroom and did not have to do any video presentation. That could have changed. Hope this helps!

I had Walker when I took it and he was great!

I graduated from Chamberlain 2 years ago with my MSN/Ed. I finished in two years and my practicum was co-teaching an online BSN class with another instructor from Chamberlain. Great experience and I did not have to leave home to do it!

I did my MSN in education through Chamberlain. Great experience, and I now teach online for them!

I have been a nurse for 37 years and felt like you do. Same thing, different day. I am lucky that my hospital is union, and I have enough time in for a nice pension. I wanted more, and went back to school for my BSN after being out of school over 30 years. Eye-opener! Graduated with honors and went back for my MSN in education which I finished 2 years ago with high honors. I now teach online, and "yes" still work at the hospital part-time. Both of my degrees were totally paid for by my hospital. I am 62 and am happy to say I am in a good place in my life. Hang in there! You will eventually know what will make you happy and content!

I took one class at a time and doubled once. I also work full-time. My preceptor was one of my MSN professors. My practicum was co-teaching an online MSN class with that professor. Super experience! That helped me secure an online teaching position with Chamberlain teaching in their BSN track!

Gilversplace. As Pixie R.N. said they pay a lump sum per credit hour and competitive.It is not comparable to hospital pay at all. I make very good money working in the hospital, and could not live on an educators salary alone teaching online. I spend 20-25 hours a week at least, but love it!

In what way did you find your advisor not helpful? Would like to get a little more info if you would like to share :)

Eli, It is still in effect, but don't know if it will be by the time you graduate. It is by word of mouth the residency program.

Beth 2511, I found Chamberlain very accommodating for my MSN in education. I know many schools, not just Chamberlain have problems with clinical sites for FNP.

I am teaching online in addition to working in the hospital. Plan to go on for DNP. My hospital is union. They pay for my education which is a positive "perk" :)

Awesome! What did you feel helped you prepare most for this exam? Want to take it. How long did you study for it before you took it?

Looking at Chatham also but do not have the required 500 hours to get accepted?. It looks like I would have to take the one class twice in order to apply for the DNP. Also like Capellas EdD.

I have an MSN and teach online in a RN-BSN program. Many of the professors in the MSN program have a DNP, PhD, or EdD