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I'm currently in the RN-BSN program, and it isn't very good. It seems like many online professors have not been close to the bedside in over 10+ years because the assignments they assign have little application to actual bedside nursing or any nursing field, for that matter. . The whole program feels infantilizing. It shines a light on why the nursing profession is not taken seriously in medical communities. The whole nursing program is based on Jean Watson's theory of caring, and a lot of the theory... Read More sways into new-age beliefs. One of the first classes also made it mandatory to provide "art projects" and (no joke) even suggested we finger paint. Maybe it's just me, however, no doctor or experienced provider will take me or my profession seriously, let alone see my profession as respectable, if they knew nurses were finger painting. This program is insufferable, and I regret staying and finishing in the program.

The University of Texas at Arlington's College of Nursing has a profound background in nursing. All instructors have a rich background of knowledge and years in education. The program is exclusively online and could be accessed at anytime. The assignments are reasonable and the knowledge earned could readily be utilized on the field. Discussion with your peers through a forum called blackboard enforces the weekly assignments assigned. The program could easily be completed while maintaining employment... Read More and the support from advisors are sound when issues or guidance is needed. I recommend this institution to any nurses with an associates who wants to further their education.

Earning your Bachelor degree online at Chamberlain College of Nursing is very possible. The classes will fit within your schedule. Your first posting is not due until Wednesday giving you plenty of time. The other posts are due by Saturday and papers are due the following Sunday. You should have no problem being successful in this program while working. You can choose between taking one or two courses at a time. Two was very doable for me. Since I did two courses at a time, I finished in only 10... Read More months. The cost is pretty decent to. My total cost for the BSN was just short of $17,000. I have already begun paying back my loans even though I have not been asked to yet. I work one full time job and one per diem job. I enjoyed Chamberlain so much, that I am now working towards my MSN there. I strongly recommend this school. It is also properly accredited which is very important.

Stay away from Chamberlain. There are better schools than this. It's a student mill. They just want your money. They received my loan and grant money and then asked me to amend my taxes. The student advisor aka financial aid advisor asked for an amended tax form after my accountant stated the taxes were filed correctly and they received the money for the loan and the grant. Then the student advisor aka financial aid advisor asked me for court papers and a letter from my husband who has been incarcerated.... Read More They stated he was temporarily out of the home. Federal incarceration is not temporary; fed time is minimum 80 or 85% of the sentence has to be served. There's nothing temporary about this in his case. Hence the filing as single on the taxes and filing for divorce. Then they preceded to tell me the procedure for filing for separation and divorce in a state that I don't live or file taxes in. The student advisor now wants to play innocent like she didn't ask me for this personal information or the reason I'm angry because she was prying into his business. Thats his incarceration not mine. My background was clear from the FBI - CLEAR! She blames it on financial aid, she is the financial aid advisor. There's no financial aid advisors at Chamberlain. They are student advisors doing the job of both, student and financial aid advisor. My first session was during their move to a new location. My first A&P class, the professor quit and we had lab once in a 8 week session. Then rain came through the ceiling at the new location. It was more water pouring through the ceiling than it was rain coming down outside. They first move us to another class, then decides to send us home. They put trash cans to catch the water, never consider the hazard of computers and/or electrical outlets possibly sparking and catching on fire or the ceiling falling on a student or staff member. A professor had to recommend it was a hazard to have us there. The ceiling falls in one room beside our class, luckily no one was in there at the time. But that's when they decide to send us to another class, not home. I guess that wasn't reason enough. No sorry for the inconvenience; just everyone go home. Bottom line, they're an unorganized, unprofessional student mill. And by the way if anyone states I didnet out of it what Iput into it, you're wrong. I had to fight with my job for a schedule change to attend school in which I had to go the Vice President of Finance and she moved mountains for me to change my schedule. I missed 3 A & P classes and 2 other classes for mandatory trainings for the new position that was created for me to allow the flexible schedule for school; when Chamberlain only allow 2 consecutive absences or you're withdrawn from the class. I still managed to get an A in one class and a B in the A & P and Algebra classes, working 3 - 10 hour shifts 3 days a week and a 4 hour shift after class on Fridays. All the while helping a client sell their home and buy another home. I grind to get everything I could out of what I put into it. Now they're offering an evening program. I guess they realize they can get more money out of more people if we extend the hours to evenings and weekends. There goes the quality and they claim that they support their students. It's all about the numbers. The number of student admitted and the amount of money coming in. I've already began classes, they wait until they receive the funds to ask for this information. If I withdraw, then I'll owe all that money. Run Forest Run! Choose another school! I was so excited. Now I regret it. As soon as I can I will transfer.

Good morning to all. I just want to try and clear up some of the confusion. I promise I am a student and not some robot that some people get the impression of. I have been attending the Jacksonville Florida campus since the beginning of 2015 and will be transferring to the Phoenix campus shortly. Overall, I have had a wonderful experience. Sure, the classes are tough and sometimes hectic but that is the point of Nursing school. It has never been easy and never will be. Many of the complaints I have... Read More read about Chamberlain being hard is very subjective and usually falls upon the student, not the school. Furthermore, yes this school is expensive but we all know that going in. It is not like they miraculously just became expensive, it always has been. This is one of the reasons students are able to get in without being waitlisted and without having to really struggle on the acceptance process. Many other Nursing schools in this area are expensive as well so I do not see this as an issue (although my school is aid for). I am prior military so the GI Bill covers my school and i am exceptionally pleased with how Chamberlain handles Military members. My money has always been processed by the school to the VA in a timely manner and I have never had an issue on this end. I have 5 classes left until I graduate and I can honestly say it has been a wonderful experience (as far as Nursing school goes). There are times where classes are a bit confusing or the professor is not like the last great professor you had but as humans this is where we must communicate our problems. I have had issues where I was confused about content, did poorly on a test only to come back and ace my next few exams with a proper change of studying methods. People love to blame the teachers at Chamberlain but in my OPINION it is usually the students not taking responsibility for themselves. Overall it has been a wonderful experience and I recommend Chamberlain for anyone seeking a strong Nursing program. You must come into this program expecting it to the hardest thing you have yet to accomplish. Good luck to any potential Chamberlain College of Nursing students.