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I started at Chamberlain University in September after specifically asking my advisor whether I would have any out-of-pocket expenses. I was assured that I would not have to pay anything out of pocket because my financial aid and scholarship would cover the costs. Based on that information, I made the decision to enroll. When I checked my student portal last month, I was told that my financial aid funds had not been disbursed yet, so I waited. Now it's October, and I'm seeing a balance of approximately... Read More $3,000 for September and another $5,000 for the November session. I was misled because I made it clear from the beginning that I could not afford to pay out of pocket. That's exactly why I asked before starting the program. Had I known I could potentially be responsible for thousands of dollars, I would have reconsidered enrolling. Another concern is the number of classes students are required to take each semester, including courses that don't appear directly related to their program of study. In my experience, the information I received before enrollment did not match what I'm now seeing on my student account. Students deserve clear, accurate, and transparent information about tuition, financial aid, scholarships, and any potential out-of-pocket expenses before committing to a program. Unfortunately, based on my experience so far, I would not recommend Chamberlain University. Please make sure you get everything in writing and confirm exactly what your financial aid and scholarships will cover before enrolling.

I am a graduate of Chamberlain Chicago. It's a professional school, but guys - it is so expensive. As a nurse, you work so hard for your paycheck - difficult work! I establish this because for how hard I am working - I have to write off chunks of it to pay for bills and this schoolingl
Go to a community school, get your Associates, and then have a hospital pay for continued schooling. That is SO much wiser financially. I am still paying large unfortunate chunks of my hard-earned paycheck for this... Read More education that I could have gotten for much less.
I would not advise, unless you have more money than you know what to do with. It is so much money here.

Chamberlain University has been a rewarding and meaningful experience in my process to pursue becoming a nurse. Being a student trying to handle school, work, and family, I really like the degree of flexibility in online learning. I found it very straightforward to follow that course structure, each week a module and discussion posts, along with homework, etc., to help me stay organized and focused on my studies. Having this consistency has helped me to gain better time management and study habits.... Read More Chamberlain鈥檚 advantages are that it lends itself well to good professors and academic resources. Many of my professors are responsive, supportive, and dedicated to student growth. They offer constructive criticism for assignments and are also available to answer clarifying questions if you have questions. The Chamberlain Library and tutoring aid have been helpful too for research papers and getting started on exams, as well as when studying for papers. The course content is pertinent and geared towards the students for what they will encounter in-practice nursing. Courses focusing on anatomy, psychology, and professional nursing concepts have given me a solid basis in academics. I also very much like that it promotes professionalism, reflection, as well as personal development, as well which prompts the students to reflect on the future of nursing and their purpose. One aspect that has room for improvement is financial support, and support, assistance, and scholarships would be really helpful. A lot of students are facing heavy obligations, so more are doing the above. I really have enjoyed Chamberlain University overall. Structure, support, and flexibility have helped me push through my schooling to the next step towards a career for me to positively impact others.

My problem has been with the finance department. There is one number and you can鈥檛 speak to anyone consistently. You have to explain the issue every time. They open case tickets to help and then resolve them without actually helping. I have a 4.0 average and I owe about 10 k. I鈥檓 having issues with the school and FAFSA they put a hold on me until I get my balance to 1,500. I can鈥檛 come up with that money. When I call 90% of them are unfriendly have attitude and don鈥檛 care. I鈥檓 considering a different... Read More school due to the finance dept. now my classes on the other hand have been wonderful. I love the assignments and my teachers. I want to keep going and they have held me back from doing that.

This is the most expensive nursing program in the state of Texas, with a tuition cost of approximately $90,000. Everyone who goes here ends up failing the NCLEX! The school was put on probation. This school thinks nursing is a joke so the teachers make you do edapt to teach yourself and NEVER teach in class. They said ATI was too expensive so they kept changing our course work. Instead of going back to ati like all nursing school they started punishing students for failing nclex. The staff operates... Read More out of fear and gaslighting.

My journey at Chamberlain University, from enrollment to graduation, has been incredibly supportive and transformative. From the beginning, I felt welcomed and guided, especially as I navigated the challenges of balancing work, motherhood, and online classes. The university鈥檚 library has been an invaluable resource, offering access to academic tools and research materials that enhanced my learning experience. The professors were approachable, supportive, and readily available, always willing to answer... Read More questions and provide encouragement. One professor who stood out was Professor Rossetti鈥攕he was very sweet, smart, and incredibly helpful throughout my BSN-RN journey. One of the most significant academic skills I gained was learning APA format, which was completely new to me when I started the program. Each professor, including Professor Rossetti, played a crucial role in helping me understand and apply APA style effectively, demonstrating patience and providing clear guidance along the way. Chamberlain University created a nurturing environment that allowed me to grow both personally and professionally.

My enrollment with Chamberlain was easy and made my anxiety about going to nursing school a little easier to manage. The process was simple and easy to understand. So far I鈥檝e only had difficulty with one professor but other than that my experience has been amazing. I enjoy the hybrid teaching because it gives me the chance to utilize the time more efficiently. I work full time and have children at home so my life is occasionally chaotic, but my time with Chamberlain hasn鈥檛 been overwhelming to the... Read More point I need to rethink my educational decisions, and that makes me happy. I鈥檓 excited for this journey and am proud to be a part of Chamberlain.

Wonderful completely online RN-BSN completion program. This program is designed for working students who live in the real world and have responsibilities other than school. Most of the classes have the same format and the school provides so many resources. Everything is at your finger tips. All the faculty are very caring and supportive. I suggest enrolling in the BSN competition program and using the tuition assistance provided by your job. It鈥檚 the most economical way to advance yourself professionally.... Read More

Chamberlain鈥檚 BSN program has been a pivotal part of my career advancement. The program is strengthened my clinical knowledge and critical thinking skills, which have improved my decision-making and patient care. The flexibility of the online coursework allowed me to balance my studies with my work schedule, and the support from faculty and peers helped me stay motivated and focused. Earning my BSN will not only increased my confidence as a nurse, but it鈥檚 also opened up opportunities for leadership... Read More roles and further education. Chamberlain truly is helping me grow into a more well-rounded, evidence-based, and compassionate nursing professional.鈥�

I have had a great experience with this school overall. The staff/ supporting staff are always so genuinely nice and care about the success of students dearly. This school is really motivating as they reward you with recognition when you perform well academically. In my opinion this makes you want to do better! I enjoy the fact that this school is interactive with students and consistently asks for feedback on how they can better serve our needs as students. Lastly, this school offers flexible means... Read More of attendance which is immensely helpful to individuals like me who work during the day full time hours and need to have the option to attend nighttime classes to reach my goals academically.

10/10 would recommend Chamberlain University.