Chamberlain University Reviews of Bachelor's in Nursing

The first 2 years were okay. Customer service was adequate. Classes were okay. Instructors were mostly responsive within 48hrs. Once being accepted into the MSN program, everything changed. Customer service was ZERO. No kidding. The computer generated patient assessment did not prepare many of the students for the real world. We all had a hard time. And no one would call back from the program. Literally, an assistant called me stating that she had been hired, trained for an hour, and was told to... Read More tell all the callers that no one from the program was returning phone calls or able to answer questions. Really?? You mean, after receiving $60,000, you no longer want to provide customer service anymore? I was also told that unless I was a minority I wasn't going to get any calls back or any assistance in the MSN program. So, myself and 2 other friends transferred from Chamberlain to in-state universities. Please understand, if you are not a minority, do not waste your time or hard earned money here.

I’ve had my ADN for 4 years and decided to get my BSN during the pandemic since I had more time at home. I was very anxious and worried that I was getting into a big mistake based on the reviews, but I loved it! All my ADN credits transferred. I got my BSN in 10 months taking 2 classes at a time each 8 weeks, except the first 8 weeks to test it out. In the end the program cost me about 15k but I got 3500 plus book reimbursement from my work place as well as a good amount back on my tax return. I... Read More worked 25-36 hours per week, and it was very manageable. I highly recommend!

Chamberlain University has been an amazing experience. The on-campus professors at the Jacksonville, Florida campus are compassionate, nurturing, and willing to help you become the nurse you want to be. The workshops before and after class, the open lab, the peer tutors, the mentors, and the online workshops make paying the price of Chamberlain University worth it. Any issues I have had at Chamberlain University were quickly resolved. The average reply time of a professor is normally less than 24... Read More hours when the policy gives them extra time to reply. I look forward to every on-campus class at Chamberlain University. The feeling of support I have received is unheard of at a school. I appreciate Chamberlain University more than they know.

I am currently attending Chamberlain through the BSNONLINE program and I am expected to graduate next march. I have had a wonderful experience through this program! I attended a previous university in Iowa prior to going to Chamberlain. I am without a doubt so grateful to have come across chamberlain. Chamberlain understands that we have personal and family lives too. The professors go above and beyond to make sure us students understand the material and know what’s going on. I would recommend chamberlain... Read More to everyone!

I’m not one to write reviews, but Chamberlain university has me so upset I would not recommend the school to anyone. The classes were great and I enjoyed the curriculum it was the staff such as the financial dept/advisor that was the problem. So many gaps, lack of communication and conflicting stories. The 30 minutes to an hour wait time make it difficult to actually speak to someone. They do not look out for your best interest at all. I will definitely be looking for another school to finish my... Read More bachelors.

This school has its teachers primarily teaching off of their slides. It isn't a secret. It is over priced to go here. and their Pass rate after graduation doesn't show how many people actually drop out of the university. Highly due to poor instruction and course work which leads a student to failure. They use a fairly faulty program called edapt for homework. Imagine learning a rhino's skin is grey, withstands water, and is tough. Now on the review question on edapt it asks you, what affects does... Read More the sun have on the rhinos skin that causes cancer. Its not in the edapt or your book, yea your SOL. SO GO SOMEWHERE ELSE UNTIL THEY FIX THEIR PROGRAM

I am currently enrolled in Chamberlain's Nursing program and I am very pleased with the professors and staff at the Atlanta campus. The only issue I have is with the financial services. Whenever I try to contact them via phone, I am on hold for hours and it seems as if no one is on the other line. The university is expensive and I would like to discuss my finances over the phone instead of email. Whenever I email financial services, I get a response, but they are never able to fully answer my question.... Read More I am very frustrated with their financial department and would recommend they adopt a better system. Other than that, I am pleased with the program and would recommend it to others.

I wish I would’ve done my research before deciding to go here because I definitely would’ve attended a different nursing school. The campus I attend is very unorganized and majority of the time they don’t answer the phone when you call to speak to student services. Not only that, but they stole my financial aid refund during my first semester here. To put the icing on the cake they are a for profit school and they look for any way to cipher money out of people. They consistently increase tuition... Read More costs and try to mask it as “helping with inflation”, which makes no sense. They also increased the student service charge from $180 to $200. We’re basically getting charged for being a student and also having access to student services which is a waste because they never pick up the phone. Lastly, when asked about financial aid I was told I would not be able to use my financial aid or student loans for this semester because I’m only taking one class that’s worth 2 credits. I took one class in the July session, which was fundamentals, and was only worth 3 credits and my class was paid in full with my aid and loans so somewhere along the lines somebody is lying. I feel this is a way for them to get money out of me. I’m very close to withdrawing from this school. If you’re interested in becoming a nurse I would look around at other options because chamberlain is a joke.

I attended the Houston campus. Prospect student beware: this school is very retaliatory. My issue started when i had defended my self. A professor called, accused me of submitting my assignments late. I was vindicated when the dean and ATI got involved. Fast forward to same session funds check off this teacher volunteered to check me. She did not follow the rubric provided by the school. I failed the class because of her action during my evaluation. I fought back and was vindicated of being targeted... Read More by the Professor. A year on after this incidence, i realized, mot only was i targeted by a single teacher, my name was always the gossip around the teacher’s office. New and kind teachers abstained form these practice. I realized this who did not support retaliatory actions were either let go or reassigned. Attending this school was traumatic, i even demanded transfer out of the Houston campus multiple times but stayed on because of the friends i had in the campus. Some of the actions shown to me was retaliatory. For instance, a student had copied 100% my work (including my name. ) and submitted as their work, with only thing changing being —absolutely nothing!! When grades were out i was told i had lost 90 percent of the points needed more research—if you are wondering.. i submitted the work for the individual on my laptops, as the individual was away on vacation, so i needed their log in. We were lucky to have not been docked for plagiarism. But you get it. Same work, different grades. Two class to graduate they failed me for a binder, a check off and some core points which national had no control over. They bypassed the rubric because this was their only of retaliation. I am bowing out with my head held high as i fought twice. It was traumatizing but i made it. Please, run away!!! Especially if you’re a student with American disability Act allotment. They hate to give student’s preference. I did it even if it took wars to make it!!’ But don’t be like me. I would not wish this school upon my worst enemy.

Do not go to this school the grading scale is ridiculous they required more assessments than teaching you and you will spend almost $3k every 2 months although you have financial aid or loans. And it's limited access to class approximately 34 students in one class fighting for a seat. some professors don't even know what they are doing they are careless just want their paycheck.So many things to say specialty advisers that you can not even meet and are always in a rush to talk to you on the phone.... Read More Find a better college for better satisfaction.

I’m proud to be a student at Chamberlain university. I’m a visual and auditory learner. I like to seat in class, listen to a professor. 2021 I decided to go back to school. I had two schools in mind, then finally I decided to attend Chamberlain. I was nervous because this is the first time am taking online classes. The professors are nice with great experience. Encourage you to ask questions when you need help. They will guide you through your assignment. I already took seven classes with GPA of... Read More more than 3.5. I have three classes to graduate. If you want to be a nurse that will impact your generation in a positive way chose Chamberlain.

I would like to express my success in achieving my goals. I am 65 years old, and a retired I.C.U. nurse. I did decide to go back to school two months after the Covid Pandemic was in full swing. I doubt myself. But, the school advisor, the I.T departments, and positive feedback from the professor help push me to succeed. I look forward to the classroom discussions and the professor's feedback. The I.T. help me significantly with navigating my computer technology, which I was lacking to comprehend.... Read More This support helps me to comprehend the latest technology. Thank you Chamberlain University, for the guidance you gave me to succeed. There is an old saying, now, "you can teach an old dog new tricks"! I will be taking a four-month break, which is much desired and returning back in the fall for the Master's program in Nursing. I look forward to succeeding again, a second time around. Your most humble, Ana M. Burchard

This school should be a last effort attempt to get into the nursing field. DO NOT GO HERE!!! The communication is completely broken. They are constantly demanding students to meet rigorous deadlines that they themselves do not follow. The quality of teaching fluctuates from competent caring instructors to instructors that are terribly rude and inattentive. You will go through classes that are loaded with busy work that never gets graded. I am about to graduate and I have had 3 clinicals and only... Read More one where I actually learned something. The sanctimonious attitude of the management staff is disappointing and their practices are inefficient and at an exuberant price. You can get a better education without going 50 grand in debt.

I just finished my first year of my BSN with no credit transfers and have had a really great experience with Chamberlain thus far. Considering I started this journey in the middle of a pandemic, I feel that everything has gone as smoothly as I could have expected. I have never had trouble getting in touch with student services or my financial advisor, they have always, always been available and happy to help. If they didn't know an answer to a question, they would promptly get back to me. I will... Read More say, the military GI benefits are covering nearly everything (which has taken a HUGE load of stress off of my shoulders) so this could play a role in how easy everything has been for me. Also, I just relocated across the country and it has been great to have a campus near my new home for me to transfer to. The transfer process was PAINLESS and quick, and worth considering if you think you may need to move in the middle of schooling. I am curious to see how the remaining two years will go, but I have had good experiences up to this point. Like anything, this will be what you make of it. If you procrastinate, are not devoted to taking YOUR education in YOUR OWN HANDS, do not study, are not motivated, then you won't like or do well in ANY school you go to. If you do the HARD WORK and take your education seriously, then you will do well in any school. That's just reality. There are COUNTLESS resources and I've been blown away with all the available help, which offers a great value in itself. If an accelerated, flexible program is what you are looking for and you are willing to take things with a grain of salt (and especially if you have military benefits), please take advantage of all the perks and resources available, Chamberlain is worth the consideration. The goal is to become an RN.... not to get hung up on the small details of a school that will be irrelevant once you graduate.