Prospective Students –
Programs & Resources

Admission requirements vary by program level. In general, for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program, you’ll need to have a high school diploma or equivalent, meet minimum GPA guidelines, and complete certain prerequisite requirements.

Chamberlain graduate programs generally require a bachelor’s degree; proof of a current, active RN license (for nursing programs); and relevant healthcare experience. Learn more about specific Chamberlain program requirements. 
 

Applying to Chamberlain is simple:

• Submit an online application (it’s free to apply).
• Schedule an interview with an Enrollment Representative.
•  Submit required transcripts and documents.
•  Receive your admission decision.

Our Enrollment Team is here to guide you through every step. Call 877-635-5974 to get started.

Chamberlain operates on a rolling admissions basis, meaning we accept applications year-round. However, to ensure your preferred start date, we recommend applying to your Chamberlain program at least six to eight weeks before the session begins. We offer multiple start dates throughout the year.

Yes, Chamberlain welcomes transfer students and accepts credits from regionally accredited institutions. Our Enrollment Team will evaluate your previous coursework to determine which credits can transfer toward your Chamberlain program.

Yes, more than 90% of Chamberlain students receive some form of financial assistance including federal financial aid, institutional scholarships, state grants, employer partnership programs, and military/veterans’ benefits. Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid® (FAFSA®) to determine your eligibility.

The admissions process for Chamberlain programs typically takes two to four weeks from initial application to admission decision. This timeline varies based on how quickly you submit the required documents and complete your admissions interview.