madisonannemoore

Be careful. Just because you have a pre-req done doesn't mean they'll accept it. They said my nutrition was from a public health standpoint and that's why they didn't take it. Also, you need 10 credits of anatomy. I have still enjoyed being there even though tuition is very expensive. At the hospitals around me they won't hire ADNs, you have to have your BSN. And things are very competitive so it is hard to get into any BSN program. In the long run, it's best to get your bachelors if you plan on advancing your career. Plus, at Chamberlain some nursing classes are online. My last year of nursing school I have one clinical day and one lecture day. It allows me to still work and have a life

I attend Chamberlain in Michigan. Just because you get a 75 doesn't guarantee you'll get in the program. Then you have 4 A+P classes, micro, chemistry, and pathophysiology. Every nursing class after that includes patho. Also, the new degree plan has combined patho 1 and 2 into one class that is very hard. If science is not your strong suit I suggest taking the courses at a community college first, or get tutoring before taking the HESI again.