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I attempt Chamberlain, no everyone does not graduate in 2 years and 4 months. If a person is coming in with no pre reqs already taken there is no way they can graduate in 2 years. The RN-BSN program at Chamberlain is a 3 year program but IF you've completed your pre reqs depending on how many them then you won't have to take as many classes?

It's ok I start clinicals in July so that's when the fun begins

A great chance! Congrats!

I personally have had to pay some of my tuition out of pocket but most of my tuition my loans cover it. As far as rent I just started in January and had unexpected funds come through but that money has run out so I have to look for another job I just started working as a caregiver but the pay is only good enough for gas and maybe a few house hold items. So I'm still trying to figure my finances out. You can try to apply for scholarships

It's ok. Just all lectures right now I start SIM's lab classes in May and clinicals in July I can't wait to actually physically do things instead of just sitting in a classroom all the time.

I still check in periodically. Congrats! I started in January of the this year so we wouldn't have any classes together unless I failed a class and I graduate in March/May 2020. Welcome aboard!

I'm excited for you, it's finally your time. You sound very serious and exicted like I did in the beginning. If you can get the pocket prep app if you have an iPhone and study real good the HESI Assessment 4th edition there things in there from the test. Good luck

I was told during orientation that there no longer will be anymore online classes taught through Devry in the next few months ahead so sounds about right

Lol yeah thanks for tuning in more to come. Please let me know when you get accepted

Yeah it sucks real bad but it is what it is. I only have one nursing course during my first 8 weeks after that it's all nursing courses I started a channel on YouTube look for my experience on there my name is Future Forensic Nurse

All A&P, Micro Bio, Stat, College Algebra, History courses and all the General Ed courses required. I did take Chem already but because my other school didn't require the lab Chamberlain is making me take the lecture all over again and I will Be take the lab to go along with it for the first time

OH ok yes I'm a firm believer of that study study have faith and prep yourself you will be where you need to be and I will be attending the Atlanta campuses so hurry on up lol and get in so we can meet up and be a team

Hey Neonatmom I have actually followed some of your post and comments here on allnurses glad to see you have settled in a program. What location will you be starting school???

2020 as well. So my advisor called me not too long ago as now as of 11am have my schedule I have N-103 on Mondays from 1-5pm will you be in that class with me???? And also I found out I'm not taking patho till March I'm taking sociology in January if they can find me room online

Whoahhh 50 credits that's good so your starting clinicals like me next year what classes do you have in the first session starting January?

Awesome when do you expect to graduate? DIAMOND61196?

Thnx but your advice is not needed. Yo don't know me are my situation so your advice doesn't fit or match my situation. Just because you have experience doesn't mean your advice is best in regards to my individual situation. The degrees behind you're name has nothing to do with the path a person should go in their education all it means is you have knowledge pertaining to nursing to practice in the field.

Your a negative thinker talking about what if this and what if that. Don't speak negative things to me if I work hard the results will show and that's what I will do I'm good over here focus on you.

I'm not retaking my classes you sound crazy lol I waited a long time get where I am yeah retake them and SPEND more money that makes no sense by time I spend money on retaking 6 classes that money could go towards my current school lol and then my HESI score will expire and then I would have to retake it all over again clearly you didn't think all that through before you decided to reply thanks for your suggestion but that is a terrible one

I'm sorry you feel troubled I'm fine with my decision so that's what matters MEANmaryjean

My response is different from everyone else. I would say it depends on your situation I myself will be starting Chamberlain as a sophomore I have completed my reqs already. Yes the cost is high yes I will pay less then some others but it's my only option because most of my sciences are expired in traditional schools eyes and at Chamberlain your sciences are good for up to 10 years. I have waited a long time to get in this position and don't see any other options so for me I'm taking this option. I will deal with the loans later. Money comes and money goes I cold be rich one day who knows it depends on the individual if you are a person like myself who plans on having income coming from different ways then you will be fine. I'm not worried about my loans they will be paid off before time. That's just me if you have a financial plan then you should have no worries about your loan people see lots of money and get scared they probably not thinking about making more money. Have a financial plan don't follow the crowd. I move to my own beat."

If she already has at least 10 years of recent pre reqs then the cost will be less then 88k

Which orientation are you going to? What day?

I will look out for you Madison

Oh ok cool!! Yeah I have 40 credits that transferred over. I don't have my schedule yet but during pre enrollment the paper given with my classes for the 2 years shows my first 3 classes will be chem, pathophisiology and NR-103