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Hi I'm not sure if you received your answer yet, but I believe you can. They let me transfer my credits from my university in California.

I currently attend a for profit school in Arizona. I like it because it is year round and I will be getting my degree a year and a half earlier then if I would have attended ASU. I have a bachelors degree in Molecular Biology from California (I am from Cali), and I think I like the for profit school just as much, if not better, then the state university I attended. At my school the program is still a little new so there are kinks that still need to be worked out, but overall I feel like I'm getting what I pay for. Our staff at my school is very friendly and always trying to help if we ever come across a problem. Also, we receive free tutoring as well so that is a huge help for people falling behind. It's not easier because nursing school is in no way easier. Everyone has to pass the NCLEX at the end of the program if they want their license to practice as a nurse, if there was a real problem and they were "just passing" people there would be no way for them to still be accredited.

Hello I would just like to ask all of you who are attending Brookline how do you like it so far? Do you think it is worth the price of tuition? And does anyone know if you can persue a masters degree if you graduate from Brookline? Thanks :)

Hello I am thinking about the BSN program at Chamberlain. I just wanted to ask the people on this thread how there classes are going so far, and do you think it is worth the cost? Thank you!

Oh awesome! Thank you :) I'm so excited to finish my application and hopefully get accepted. It took them over a month and a half to evaluate my transcripts for some reason...

Oh yeah, was your interview pretty simple, or was it hard?

Congratulations! I have really been working hard to get accepted into the Pasadena, CA October cohort, so hopefully I know soon :) CONGRATULATIONS once again!

Awesome! Congratulations for making it this far. I will be praying for you too!

Thank you! I'm really hoping that I get in for the October cohort! I don't want to take that test again...

I'm in California. I got a 72% and my advisor did advise me to retake it. I was so bummed about that test because it seemed so easy when I was taking it, and then I received my score and just thought what the heck happened lol. Good luck!

I have not been accepted yet, but I am almost done with submitting everything for my nursing packet. TEAS was a tricky test for me. I felt like it was easy when I was taking it, but when I got my score I only received a 73%. I will be retaking it to see if I can get a higher score. Study all you can!

For everyone who made it in, can you please tell me what your experience was before entering the program? And also, what were your TEAS and science gpa? Thank you!

Sorry I will actually be an October 2012 hopeful for the Pasadena campus! I can't wait for an interview!

I don't want to pay that much money for an undergrad degree, especially when I will be paying at least $56k for my masters. I think I have made the choice to go to WGU, I just have to talk to the grad schools I plan on attending and make sure they accept WGU grads. I just don't want to get my BSN and then find out that I can't apply for my dream job you know? I really want to become a CRNA and I have wanted this since high school, that's the only reason I ever considered WCU's outrageous prices. But after reading so many of the threads WGU seems to be waaay better than WCU anyways. The only leg up that WCU has is they are WASC accredited.

Hello I am thinking of starting WGU in August, I would like to know if anyone will be in my cohort? If not, what is your start date? I am so excited to start! Has anyone taken the CLEP for College Algebra? Also if anyone is already attending WGU can you please tell me how it is, and are you taking out many loans? I would love some tips before diving in!