LadyAries0021

Hello, I was nervous about statistics as well, but I made an A in the class. I had a great professor and the class was very interactive. Im sure you will do fine just make sure you do not get behind and if you can try to sign on when the professor is actually teaching that way you can ask questions and get the professor to repeat or go more in depth with different things. Good Luck!!!

Good Luck!!!

Hello, Did you apply to University of Cincinnati campus program or Distance learning program?

The classes were really not that hard...except for the statistics class!! but then again math is really not my subject. I really had to study extra hard. All the classes and how hard they are really depends on the teacher because some teachers expect more than others. To get a good grade you had to post to the discussion boards in each class a minimum of three days out the week as well as papers and any other assignments that were due had to be turned in on time. I am going to be honest it did get a lil hectic when I was taking three classes at once and I had papers due in those classes on top of other assignments. As far as the papers it all depends on the the class because when I first started I didnt have papers for the first semester but the second semester I had like a paper due in every class. Some classes required a paper every other week. Oh and the readings were not that bad....Of course the test are open book and in most of the classes you were allowed to take the test more than one time which was great because the teacher would just take ya highest grade and they really work with you. I really enjoyed the program and will be working on my MSN starting in Jan..online of course!!!

No it was in Illinois

Hi, I wrote the post above about how is Chamberlain last year and I actually graduated this past June with my BSN! I personally loved it. The professors are great and are very helpful and I graduated in 9 months. I really recommend the school.

Hi, I am currently a staff RN on a med surg floor and I was offered a job with a home health company. I am VERY excited but I wanted to know in your opinion is home health better than working in a hospital? How and why? Any response is greatly appreciated.:wink2:

Hi, I am starting online courses at Chamberlain College this Sept. and I wanted to know if their is anyone who has taken the online RN-BSN courses from Chamberlain? If so, can tell me how the classes were (were they hard ect...) and what was the cost for you to complete the program. I know the school is expensinve, how did you pay for it? Would you all recommend this school to complete your BSN? Thanks!

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