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Hey everyone! I’m looking for some advice from people who have gone through Chamberlain’s BSN program.
I’m planning on transferring into Chamberlain’s BSN program. I live in Waukegan, IL, and the Chicago campus is almost a 2-hour drive for me with traffic. I’m trying to decide between the Evening/Weekend Hybrid program and the BSN Online option.
From what I’ve seen, the tuition difference is only about $5 per credit, so cost isn’t really the deciding factor.
For those of you who chose either option:
Why did you choose it?
What are the biggest pros and cons?
If you did the online program, how were the labs, clinicals, and staying motivated?
If you did the hybrid program, was the commute worth it?
Looking back, would you make the same choice again?
I’m a working parent, so flexibility is important, but I also don’t want to miss out on the hands-on learning if it’s significantly better. I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences and what you’d recommend.
Thanks!

For those in Illinois, that do or have done evening/ weekend session/ hybrid. What times are classes usually ? How many times have you gone to campus during the week or how many online classes?

Hello everyone !

I’m looking to start at the Chicago campus for the late August terms but I keep hearing all this horror stories on people who are having such a hard time with financial aid.

How has everyone’s experience been ?

hello ! wanting to go to chamberlain. talked to a recruiter yesterday and she said that as long as I tried my best I would be okay. I’ve never taken anatomy only biology and chem. I also have a good GPA coming from my associates degree and other colleges I’ve taken prerequisites at, wanted to see if anyone has been in a similar situation. kinda nervous for the HESI.

THANKS. 😄