DanielleNeely

If they take all the transfer credits the soonest anyone can graduate will be 2 years and 8 weeks. Just keep that in mind!! Your going to LOVE Chamberlain.

I am currently a Chamberlain Nursing student. I have tried doing the LPN to RN bridge but they only took people once a year. The thing with Chamberlain is that they have rolling admissions so its throughout the whole year. Chamberlain is ecomonically equivalent to other 4 year programs. Yes, it is fast track program, yes they take a lot of credits from transferring students. But you will work, and work hard. It is not your average 16week course it is 16weeks crammed in a 7 week session the last week which is your 8th are FINALS & HESIs. The other thing is a lot of places are asking their RNs who have associates to go back to school to get the BSN, a lot of facilities don't want the ADN any more. Good luck on you whatever you choose. Just remember it will be worth it in the end.