Chamberlain College of Nursing Reviews

"Chamberlain is a great school with many amazing educators. It has so many resources online and with great flexibility to allow students to work full time and pursue their career. It was an easy decision to come back to Chamberlain to complete my Masters Degree program online. This next career step will complete in 2023. I have never felt more supported by my instructors and other campus staff."

"This is not my first experience at Chamberlain College. I did my BSN there and love the support from my professors. Doing my masters in leadership is a new experience because they now have mobile app, social support groups, and writing support which I never noticed before. As a returning student the process was so smooth it shocked me. The process to do my bachelors wasn’t hard either even though my transcript was from the Caribbean country (Jamaica West Indies). As a graduate you leave with the knowledge and confidence to be a change agent. I did this survey because I believe all nurses should never stop learning."

"So far this has been a great experience. I have been out of school for over 20 years and was really apprehensive about on line learning. All of my professors have been very supportive, and most offer help anytime it’s needed. I have also used the on line IT assistance a few times, and they were equally as helpful. The program is definitely geared towards working nurses, and most classes are interesting and challenging, but also engaging. I feel like I am part of a class, not just an online student. I would recommend this program to anyone wishing to further their education in nursing."

"I was terrified of online learning until attending Chamberlain the instructors are the very best quick responders, will check on you if your grades fall, and will ask what they can do to help. Candace and Rene registered me and are absolutely wonderful! This is my second year at Chamberlain and everything has been absolutely phenomenal. Online learning programs are very easy to navigate and if you need assistance your instructor will respond swiftly."

"Easy to use classroom environments combined with the resources provided by the college and the professors makes going to the school very easy. The coursework required is not overwhelming and can be accomplished with a busy work life balance. They make it easy to get the forms you need to get your financial reimbursement whether it is from the government or from your current job."

"Very recommended college to attend, you can earn bachelor degree of nursing in 3 years and they have very supported resources to help you ba a successful student. I would recommended this college to all my friends and family because it is a great choice."

"I have had the best experience at Chamberlain, there is so much support in the executive program. I am going on for my doctorate. I would recommend chamberlain to anyone who is looking to further their education. Professors are so responsive and always called to check on me."

"My experience at Chamberlain has been great! The professors are supportive and want you to be successful. The tuition is affordable. The program is very doable for working mothers like myself. Chamberlain has a diverse student and faculty population. The diversity makes the learning environment interesting because you get to learn from your peers and professors."

"Chamberlain is a good school as long as you know why you got enrolled in first. You better not fail twice on you nursing core course or else you will be kicked out. I’m praying that they could change this rule because many students leaves just because of that."

"Chamberlain was the WORST to try to enroll in grad school. There was no communication after the application was completed. Multiple emails and phone calls were unanswered. I never heard back from the advisor about the status of my application. Steer clear of this school!"

"while members of student services were helpful, most times they were hard to get in touch with either by phone or email. Numerous times I had to reach out to other staff for help. New leadership for the campus seemed not to be interested in helping me or others with issues. STAY CLEAR OF THIS SCHOOL. Would not Recommend THIS SCHOOL"

"I would highly suggest people seeking a nursing degree to seek elsewhere. This program was helpful and hopeful in the first few months of enrollment but when you get to the actual nursing classes (NR-classes) they leave you high and dry. The student advisors do not care for the success of the student. They are not attentive and sincere in the overall outcomes of their students. The faculty practice unequal grading that you will soon find out with the many student group chats that I was apart of. The lead professors didn’t see a problem nor did the dean. One certain professor was not equipped to be a professor as she didn’t know the assignment protocols, it would only be left for the student to figure out in which failure became inevitable. Professors don’t answer emails as well even though they have a 24 hour answer policy which was clearly not practiced. They have a 76% grading policy anything lower they will not budge even for 75.85%. Wasted money and time with this program. I would suggest for future nursing students to seek an associate degree program, become an RN, start working and getting paid as an RN and then go back for your BSN degree. Good luck."

"I've gone through 3 different schools and Chamberlain University has been the best all around! I am a proud alumni and current FNP student. The program is great and the instructors care about their students. I felt supported through every process of the schooling. I didn't have to endure insufferable calls like the other schools and everyone I spoke with at the school have been helpful and caring."

"Super supportive student services. Classes are very workable for me even though I work full time. Check with your employer , as mine gives tuition reimbursement. I never thought I'd go back for my BSN, and I'm already more than halfway. Professors are very reachable."

"I had three prior degrees before enrolling at Chamberlain - bachelor's in marine science, master's in education, and a bachelor's in nursing. All three of these degrees were done at a mortar and brick institution, which I loved. However, these types of school do not offer much flexibility for those who have families and jobs. Additionally, by my third degree, I felt that I already knew how to study and did not receive much from in-class learning. I looked at several online schools and decided on Chamberlain University as it checked all my boxes - family nurse practitioner program, affordable, military discount, and excellent reviews. Additionally, I knew a few friends who completed the FNP program and loved it; they also felt that it prepared them well for the work environment. When previous instructors found out I was attending Chamberlain, they respond with, "Oh! I hear that's a great school." Chamberlain has been offering online programs for quite awhile, so I feel like they have their act together. The technology is advanced, reliable, and easy to use. It took me about a week to get used to the interface, but that is going to be true for any new technology. I have also had a great experience with all the faculty! They are friendly, keep you informed of due dates, and are available through email, the student portal, or phone; I ask a lot of questions and they were always answered in a timely manner (within 12 hours usually). However, you can always call and talk to the instructors over the phone during office hours. My one disclaimer is that students are expected to be very self-sufficient. However, this is true of ANY online learning program. The staff is extremely friendly, flexible, understand, and always willing to help students in any way. Having said that, you are an adult and will be treated as such. Do not blame the teachers or anyone else for your inability to complete assignments or understand the material - especially if you did not reach out to the administration in a timely manner. I am a third of the way through the program, and I have loved every class/professor thus far!"

"Chamberlain has supported through the pandemic. They were constantly reaching out and also gave me space when needed. When I had to drop my class, they supported, and when it was time to restart they reached out to me. Chamberlain is expensive but very caring staff"

"Chamberlain has been absolutely amazing. They have been great in all aspects and have allowed me to ask questions when necessary of any department. Whether that be general questions or class specific questions. They are quick to return messages and ensure that we have everything we need to succeed. They provide Career Services such as improving your resume which was extremely helpful as well as providing tips on how to stand out from the crowd to get the job you want. They have been amazing throughout my Bachelors in Nursing, and I will be finishing up my Masters in Nursing in August. I would suggest them to anyone and would say they are definitely worth every penny!"

"Starting a nursing school was so stressful, but I soon realized that I am at a perfect school. Teachers are not only experienced and knowledgeable, but they are also super supportive and available. They showed sincere care about our education as well as our overall well-being. I feel that I received great education, and my professors are such an inspiration and example of what a great nurse/ educator should/could be. I really feel that no words could sufficiently express my gratitude to my teachers for their professionalism and care! If I could choose my school again, I'd happily choose Chamberlain, Addison campus!"

"Chamberlain is amazing. The Professors will take their time and explain the subject to you. They have great reviews and workshops to help you study for your test and homework assignments. Their focus is to make sure you have the ability to pass the NCLEX and become a successful Nurse. They really care about their students."

"Chamberlain University is the perfect fit for professionals looking to return to school for their graduate degree. There is an abundance of support. I put this endeavor off for way too long due to feeling intimidated by online learning. Chamberlain has shown me this is an attainable goal."