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That is great! and I looked into Sonoma State it seems like a good solid program, how was the TEAS test. And do you think with already having a BS that I will be able to enroll in a ADN program?

yes give the bsn program a try first since you already there. what school are you at? im trying to get as much information about every school that I can.

Thank you so much! if you mind sharing what BSN program you went to and was it accelarated how has it been as nurse so far for you?

Hi, Nurses and Future Nurse I have a few questions, that I need advice on. I am currently a senior pursing a Bachelors in Healthcare Administration. I initially started college with the intention of being a nursing major, however, the nursing program did not work for me at my current university (failed patho) and I was already in my junior year so I decided to stay and just change my major to at least have something under my belt. So, now I am gearing up towards graduating this spring and I still feel like a deserve to give myself another chance in nursing. I know that I will know have the option to attend an accelerated program. However, after my last unsuccessful attempt with nursing I am somewhat discouraged and I feel as if I need to take it slow, learn more, get my foot in the door first. So I started thinking about the LPN route, but I know that I don't plan on being a LPN for a extensive period of time so I don't even know if that option is worth the 20k and 16months that most of the programs I am looking at require. Ive been interested in Chamberlain Chicago and if anyone goes there please give me insight. Im so confused on what to do I just some advice. thanks

Hi everyone, I know that its been almost a year since any activity, however, I am interested in attending ResU and just wanted to get some feedback from you guys so far on your experience.

I just want to make the right decision! Did you go to Chamberlain?

Yes I do want to become a nurse that has always been my plan since high school, I have all the prereqs completed. If I return back to my university I would probably end up changing my major to Healthcare management and once I receive that degree go on to pursue nursing. Im having a hard time deciding whether I should pack up and leave the university and have nothing as far as a degree or stay and at least get something. Ive spent so much time and money and for me just to leave without anything. But on the other hand I really do want to do nursing. Im just so confused and frustrated!

Im leery about their reputation **the name** is it worth it? I have done my research on the school and it really seems to good to be true! I have spoke to an admission counselor, however, I am to late to get in there upcoming semester so I would have to wait until Jan 2014. But how do you perceive my "Story" what advice can you give, it would be greatly appreciated! thanks

Hi, Im currently interested in Chamberlain-Chicago campus as well how has the process being thus far and would you happen to know their grading scale as far as the % needed to pass? Thanks!

Hi guys, I am currently a junior "former nursing student." Ok so this is my story I currently go to a university and was accepted into their nursing program. The entrance of their program required a 5 week summer session of pathophysiology and health assessment. However, I did not pass the 5 week patho class actually 41 students failed the patho class out of about 90. I received a B in health assessment and a D (73%) in patho. So now the only way I can start the fall session at this university is to pay another 7k and wait until summer 2014 to retake patho. So now I am debating if I should return to the university and just change my major or transfer. Ive currently been looking into Chamberlain college of nursing- Chicago but I'm really weary about the school. I have a 3.0 gpa and all of the prereqs completed however Im honestly just confused on what I should do and I just would like to get some advice from nurses or nursing students on their opinion on my current situation.