Thank you for sharing your experience and being transparent. I went to chamberlain for my BSN and failed out but went through the appeals process and was readmitted back into the program and came out with honors. I think I’ve honestly been putting off grad school being haunted by that failure so thank you very much ...your testimony had blessed me.
That’s super inspiring to see how you got through it during some of the toughest times that would throw anyone off but you did whatever it took to get thru it regardless. 💚
I enjoyed your video so much. It really gave me hope. I am at Chamberlain in the FNP program and am seriously regretting choosing this school. Your story helps me to realize if things don’t work out at Chamberlain it will not be the end of my plans to be an NP.
Thanks for the words of encouragement! I have a 2.92 cumulative GPA my pre-reqs were 3.5ish. My science classes were more like 3.75. I Have 4 months left for my 9/11 GI -Bill and planning on going to Western Governors University for my ADN to BSN (trying to get it in that one term of 6 months). I have 6 years experience as a LPN in a long term care facility (Nursing Home) and 3 years as a RN Patient Care Coordinator in a Hospital (Inpatient Rehab). I had to withdraw from LPN to RN the first time and the next year I went back. In the 2nd semester I failed mother/baby by .3 points (school would not round up as I had a 74.7) and had to retake it again. I passed my Hesi with a 1087 3rd highest in the class, Graduated (had to make 80 and got an 94 on the final to pass), and Pass my NCLEX on the first try at 75 questions is where it cut off! I also passed the CATS test the first try with 5th highest in the class! I was making 29k/year and had a family to take care of with an autistic child. My wife is a stay at home mom and my last semester of LPN to RN I had to file for chapter 13 so i could keep my car to finish school. My school was rigorous and didnt teach to pass the core classes but taught how to pass the NCLEX the first time and be a great Nurse in field. I had other people I know who refused to go to the same school as I had and went to another school that pretty much gave them high scores in the core and they couldn't pass the HESI the first time or two! One girl had to take a remedial course to pass! They all wished they had went to the school I went to because they felt I was leaps and bounds ahead of them. After 6 months as an RN in the hospital I was offered a supervisor position as a PCC ( a nice 9 dollar pay raise). I make around 75K/year. I am 40 and looking for PMHP schools but the ones local (only 3 in my state of GA) wants a 3.0 and 2 want a 3.0 of my last 60 credit hours (My LPN to RN is a 1.97). I worked a full time job 40hrs/wk and stress out the ass!
PREACH 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Your story is remarkable!!! Girlllll I’m almost 43 finishing up my prerequisites. Keep on truckin’!! Your spirit & attitude towards your experiences are really a breath of fresh air. Keep praying & keep your head up. Thanks for the words of wisdom & sharing your experience with transparency.
Anna Johnson I had people your age and older in my cohort! Some made it thru, others didn’t. I think as long as you have the right mindset, you will do great!
I’m sorry that happened to you. I am in the Chamberlain FNP program. It seems like a good program so far. I didn’t know you needed to maintain a 3.0. Thanks for that info. Good luck to you on your endeavors. When one door closes, another opens. Thanks for sharing your story. ❤️
I completed my RN-BSN at Chamberlain and had a great experience. I started the FNP program in November 2018, and everything is going great so far. Thank you for being transparent. I have anxiety every day with the thought of failing a class and being dismissed. I have a 4.0 GPA, but we all know that can change in a second. Don't give up on your dreams. You will be an FNP one day.
ItzMarie me too. whats crazy is their bsn reviews are complete opposite from grad school. this post made me do some research. i had a great experience with Chamberlain BSN too, but google FNP reviews. THEY ARE HORRIBLE. now im worried
This is a powerful testimony. If I was strong enough, I would share my story. I’m so proud of you! God has greatness in store for you. Give God glory for every moment. He’s using you in a mighty way🙌🏾🙏🏾
Thanks for being transparent. Be proud of your accomplishments. You have done so much. You are smarter and stronger than you think. Sending you prayers and well wishes.
Health assessment is not a joke. Walk with your shoulders up girl. Cos this will help many who want to get into nursing to know, it's one of the difficult majors. God bless you.
There are times HE will put us on hold _ The good news is HE takes us off and delivers a better plan.Congrats you are back in the game. You are a future NP . . . and an amazing individual.
I am currently at Chamberlain in their MSN program in Education. I actually got my BSN there and had a wonderful experience. But what’s good for one person may not be good for another. I’m glad that you were able to pick up the pieces and move forward.
Loved your transparency girl !!!! Delayed not denied . So resilient , keep pushing girl anything worth having is worth fighting for even if it takes a little longer then expected . I’m in FNP school now and this was an encouraging word 🙏🏾❤️ I’m wishing you the best in moving forward
I just learned a lesson about moving in silence a couple of days ago. We go through so many things and there’s always people in the background judging us. If we try our hardest that should matter the most. If your working your hardest, you know you’ve done the best you can do. F**k the naysayers
Here from IG. I love hearing stories like this! Gives me hope of going back for NP because I also struggled during undergrad-Keep motivating & striving 🙏🏽✨
Thank you for your transparency. I am currently attending Chamberlain and dealing with an issue that made me feel like I'm less than...I will too overcome this and hope I get up the nerve to tell you all about it.
Hey sister...God is faith..IF you never quit, you will never fail.. My wife just graduated from Waldon..I will give you a heads up...Line up all your preceptors waaaaaaay in advance...4 to 6 months in advance..Line up more then one..cuz my wife had one then it fell through..then it was too late to find one for that semester...needless to say she had to take a extra semester..so line no less then 2 preceptors per clinical.
When u in school, it is not a time to start a new job because it is a lot of training and expectations plus school responsibilities. Sorry to hear of the bully. That happens a lot with this our nursing job. That is one thing I hate about this nursing career. And I am glad I am soon going to get away from the direct bedside. I will finish my PMHNP in May/2020.
WOW!! Young Lady, you've just described my experience with, yup, Chamberlain. I made it all the way to my last class(Advanced Assessment). I became very ill with Hypertension & Diabetes. Blah blah bah, got dismissed and appealed etc, to no avail.I only wish that I was near 30yrs old. I'm nearly 30 (X) 2. I even got my BSN from Chamberlain in 2016. I'm an old Diploma school nurse (graduated in 1986). I was probably in one of your classes. Baby, God Bless You in all that you do. Thank you, for re-vitalizing me for my journey to continue until I sign FNP behind my name. Like you, I don't want to loose too many credits in transferring, but, it is what it is. I wanted to write FNP by age 55, but looks like it'll be before 57. Whatever! Blessing upon you, little baby nurse. (Sorry it was so long). TLW
Check out Proverbs 16:9. :) Anyway, I've been an RN for 8 years and have been looking into the NP program at Chamberlain. That place sounds like a disaster. Do they cover travel expenses for the immersion weekend? Good luck to you!!
@@ebonimurphy7037 Because it's a for-profit school, is not known for any real research, only has offices, and had a dubious acceptance rate close to 100%. I wouldn't risk a graduate education on a place that takes everyone. The market is going to be flooded with NPs. Would you take someone from U GA, USC, Yale or this place? Seriously.
Needed to hear this. Thank you
Thank you for your testimony. I think the fact that you keep trying is inspirational and I pray for success for you.
Thank you so much
Hi. I was rejected to the one FNP school I applied to. I felt really bad but feel encouraged after listening to you. Thank you.
SO INSPIRATIONAL 💎 I PRAY U SEUCEED IN LIFE
Thank you for sharing your experience and being transparent. I went to chamberlain for my BSN and failed out but went through the appeals process and was readmitted back into the program and came out with honors. I think I’ve honestly been putting off grad school being haunted by that failure so thank you very much ...your testimony had blessed me.
It's called perseverance. I'm glad you pushed through. Congrats.
That’s super inspiring to see how you got through it during some of the toughest times that would throw anyone off but you did whatever it took to get thru it regardless. 💚
I enjoyed your video so much. It really gave me hope. I am at Chamberlain in the FNP program and am seriously regretting choosing this school. Your story helps me to realize if things don’t work out at Chamberlain it will not be the end of my plans to be an NP.
It absolutely won't be but I'm praying everything works in your favor!
Thanks for the words of encouragement! I have a 2.92 cumulative GPA my pre-reqs were 3.5ish. My science classes were more like 3.75. I Have 4 months left for my 9/11 GI -Bill and planning on going to Western Governors University for my ADN to BSN (trying to get it in that one term of 6 months). I have 6 years experience as a LPN in a long term care facility (Nursing Home) and 3 years as a RN Patient Care Coordinator in a Hospital (Inpatient Rehab). I had to withdraw from LPN to RN the first time and the next year I went back. In the 2nd semester I failed mother/baby by .3 points (school would not round up as I had a 74.7) and had to retake it again. I passed my Hesi with a 1087 3rd highest in the class, Graduated (had to make 80 and got an 94 on the final to pass), and Pass my NCLEX on the first try at 75 questions is where it cut off! I also passed the CATS test the first try with 5th highest in the class! I was making 29k/year and had a family to take care of with an autistic child. My wife is a stay at home mom and my last semester of LPN to RN I had to file for chapter 13 so i could keep my car to finish school. My school was rigorous and didnt teach to pass the core classes but taught how to pass the NCLEX the first time and be a great Nurse in field. I had other people I know who refused to go to the same school as I had and went to another school that pretty much gave them high scores in the core and they couldn't pass the HESI the first time or two! One girl had to take a remedial course to pass! They all wished they had went to the school I went to because they felt I was leaps and bounds ahead of them. After 6 months as an RN in the hospital I was offered a supervisor position as a PCC ( a nice 9 dollar pay raise). I make around 75K/year. I am 40 and looking for PMHP schools but the ones local (only 3 in my state of GA) wants a 3.0 and 2 want a 3.0 of my last 60 credit hours (My LPN to RN is a 1.97). I worked a full time job 40hrs/wk and stress out the ass!
💞Thanks so much sis for this Powerful Message..I needed to hear this and I'm just starting Journey to become a LPN and I'm 44.
PREACH 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Your story is remarkable!!!
Girlllll I’m almost 43 finishing up my prerequisites. Keep on truckin’!!
Your spirit & attitude towards your experiences are really a breath of fresh air.
Keep praying & keep your head up.
Thanks for the words of wisdom & sharing your experience with transparency.
@ Yolanda M I'm 43 and want to go to nursing school, too. I be wondering if anybody out their my age thinking about beginning their nursing journey
Anna Johnson I had people your age and older in my cohort! Some made it thru, others didn’t. I think as long as you have the right mindset, you will do great!
@@ladylocs2xcel 👍
Good job! Proud of you!
I’m sorry that happened to you. I am in the Chamberlain FNP program. It seems like a good program so far. I didn’t know you needed to maintain a 3.0. Thanks for that info. Good luck to you on your endeavors. When one door closes, another opens. Thanks for sharing your story. ❤️
Yes I do. Questions regarding school??
It's graduate school you can't make below B average in any class.
LizzTheQueen im in Chamberlaun too. Im in Atlanta, where are yoy
I completed my RN-BSN at Chamberlain and had a great experience. I started the FNP program in November 2018, and everything is going great so far. Thank you for being transparent. I have anxiety every day with the thought of failing a class and being dismissed. I have a 4.0 GPA, but we all know that can change in a second. Don't give up on your dreams. You will be an FNP one day.
Please share pros and cons of the fnp program. How is the testing? Is it exam or writing papers?
ItzMarie me too. whats crazy is their bsn reviews are complete opposite from grad school. this post made me do some research. i had a great experience with Chamberlain BSN too, but google FNP reviews. THEY ARE HORRIBLE. now im worried
This is a powerful testimony. If I was strong enough, I would share my story. I’m so proud of you! God has greatness in store for you. Give God glory for every moment. He’s using you in a mighty way🙌🏾🙏🏾
Thank you so much! You are strong sometimes we don't know our own strength but it's there and you got this!
Solid Testimony! Very encouraged I'm praying you reached or reach your goal!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for being transparent. Be proud of your accomplishments. You have done so much. You are smarter and stronger than you think. Sending you prayers and well wishes.
I admire your strength and resilience! Praying that many more blessings continue to come your way!
Thank you for being on TH-cam. I’m headed toward BSN and FNP school with Mental Health NP I’m scared yet excited.
WoW! You are so inspiring. I have a new perspective about my struggles with NP school. Thank you for sharing and God Bless You 🤗
Health assessment is not a joke. Walk with your shoulders up girl. Cos this will help many who want to get into nursing to know, it's one of the difficult majors. God bless you.
You are young, smart and beautiful. You are an inspiration. God bless you.
We grow through what we go through - Gods plan - trust & believe you are in the right place. You're incredibly inspiring - bless you!
There are times HE will put us on hold _ The good news is HE takes us off and delivers a better plan.Congrats you are back in the game. You are a future NP . . . and an amazing individual.
We'll said well said
I appreciate you sharing your personal story. Your transparency, resilience and grit is inspirational ❤️
Armaria Arnett thank you so much!
Thank you this just happened to me with chamberlain. I’m devastated right now but will continue my journey in looking into Walden right now
Walden does not help with clinical placement also and I think that is not right at all. I had to pay 1200 for each of the 4 clinical classes.
I am currently at Chamberlain in their MSN program in Education. I actually got my BSN there and had a wonderful experience. But what’s good for one person may not be good for another. I’m glad that you were able to pick up the pieces and move forward.
Just found your channel, I am currently enrolled in Walden's FNP program. It's a lot of work but with the Grace of God you'll do it.
Thank you for sharing your testimony ❤
Loved your transparency girl !!!! Delayed not denied . So resilient , keep pushing girl anything worth having is worth fighting for even if it takes a little longer then expected . I’m in FNP school now and this was an encouraging word 🙏🏾❤️ I’m wishing you the best in moving forward
Praying for you! I’m in my first semester now online in adv pharm! Scared as hell!
You got this girl!
I just learned a lesson about moving in silence a couple of days ago. We go through so many things and there’s always people in the background judging us. If we try our hardest that should matter the most. If your working your hardest, you know you’ve done the best you can do. F**k the naysayers
Inspiring! Keep going my fellow nurse! 👏🏾
Here from IG. I love hearing stories like this! Gives me hope of going back for NP because I also struggled during undergrad-Keep motivating & striving 🙏🏽✨
Thanks for sharing 😘
Thank you for your transparency. I am currently attending Chamberlain and dealing with an issue that made me feel like I'm less than...I will too overcome this and hope I get up the nerve to tell you all about it.
Hey sister...God is faith..IF you never quit, you will never fail.. My wife just graduated from Waldon..I will give you a heads up...Line up all your preceptors waaaaaaay in advance...4 to 6 months in advance..Line up more then one..cuz my wife had one then it fell through..then it was too late to find one for that semester...needless to say she had to take a extra semester..so line no less then 2 preceptors per clinical.
When u in school, it is not a time to start a new job because it is a lot of training and expectations plus school responsibilities. Sorry to hear of the bully. That happens a lot with this our nursing job. That is one thing I hate about this nursing career. And I am glad I am soon going to get away from the direct bedside. I will finish my PMHNP in May/2020.
WOW!! Young Lady, you've just described my experience with, yup, Chamberlain. I made it all the way to my last class(Advanced Assessment). I became very ill with Hypertension & Diabetes. Blah blah bah, got dismissed and appealed etc, to no avail.I only wish that I was near 30yrs old. I'm nearly 30 (X) 2. I even got my BSN from Chamberlain in 2016. I'm an old Diploma school nurse (graduated in 1986). I was probably in one of your classes. Baby, God Bless You in all that you do. Thank you, for re-vitalizing me for my journey to continue until I sign FNP behind my name. Like you, I don't want to loose too many credits in transferring, but, it is what it is. I wanted to write FNP by age 55, but looks like it'll be before 57. Whatever! Blessing upon you, little baby nurse. (Sorry it was so long). TLW
Thank you
yassss honey God has been and is with u through it all #testimony
This video means a lot to me. That's where I am thinking of going for my np.
When God has a plan for you nobody can intervene 🙏
Keep pushing baby!!!! GET BACK UP!
Love this video! Very informative and inspirational.
You go girl! Keep ur head up!
Thankyou for your story. Im a chamberlain BSN graduate and Im 2 classes in their MSN program. you have me worried!!
Thank you! I’m currently in their program & going through this, I needed this! How are you liking Walden?
Damn gurl. You’re a walking testimony
Get up and do it again. Things get in the way.... maybe the next opportunity will be better. You are still very young.
Check out Proverbs 16:9. :) Anyway, I've been an RN for 8 years and have been looking into the NP program at Chamberlain. That place sounds like a disaster. Do they cover travel expenses for the immersion weekend? Good luck to you!!
Melissa why do you say that?
@@ebonimurphy7037 Because it's a for-profit school, is not known for any real research, only has offices, and had a dubious acceptance rate close to 100%. I wouldn't risk a graduate education on a place that takes everyone. The market is going to be flooded with NPs. Would you take someone from U GA, USC, Yale or this place? Seriously.
Amen
Great video 💯
NurseN TheMaking thank you!
I love your story :)
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Interested in the school for fnp program. Also share the testing, is it writing or exams or both
Thank you for sharing your story...no content on this out there at all
Can we stop the age pressures it’s a form of discrimination for those who are older than 30 there is no age ideal to accomplish our degrees
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Tfs!🙏🙌
God bless
Priscilla NP
Florida