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Ratings & Reviews
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25 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.
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Preceptorship
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Clinical Prep
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Exam Prep
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Job Placement
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Class Workload
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Value for $$$
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Flexible and perfect for a working RN or traveler
Pros great support staff. Ease of access. Flexible
Cons: limited in person experiences
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Online Option
Chamberlain provided and online MSN program which was what I needed with 3 kids and a busy schedule! It allowed me to complete classes that best fit into my schedule. Unfortunately I completed the program around COVID and was unable to attend the live review! It was changed to online but would still have like a hand on approach/workshop. One disadvantage with the online program is that we had to find our own clinical rotation sites which was very challenging especially in the midst of COVID! I feel that the program did not provide any help in securing/assisting with clinical sites.
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Comprehensive and thorough
Provided multiple resources which prepared me well for my boards.
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Preceptor
Back then, preceptors were only based on cold calling providers which was very hard to do.
The classes were very educational and LOVED the immersion weekend. I felt very prepared to sit for the board exam.
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My professors were great/my preceptors were great
Finding a preceptor was terrible for me. I did not realize this when I started, but I nearly quit several times. I was in it too far, financially, though to quit. I chose this college at the time because my Alma mater in Montana had a wait time of two years and I knew that my window for furthering my education was closing. I should have waiting though, as the stress was terrible.
I did find a preceptor at a practice in rural Montana, West Yellowstone, that sees a million visitors to Yellowstone National Park every year and I did most of my clinical hours there. I did everything there and had excellent training because I worked with skilled physicians and APRN’s. It was like working in an ER but in a rural community. We had helicopters there at least three times a week transporting people out and it was that experience that shaped my career. I also feel that my nearly two decades of working as an RN helped me with this program.
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