Locations

Explore Our Texas Campuses

Chamberlain has four campuses in the Lone Star State: Houston, Irving, Pearland, and San Antonio. 

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Houston

Located near the world’s largest medical complex, the Texas Medical Center, the Houston campus offers unparalleled clinical training opportunities in a growing job market. A varied patient population and cutting-edge research centers help prepare students for the future of nursing.

Irving campus

Irving

The Irving campus provides access to the Metroplex’s top hospitals and medical facilities, and engages with local providers for clinical training and job placement in a region with a strong demand for nurses.

Pearland campus

Pearland 

Pearland students learn on a campus that balances the best of both worlds: a quieter suburban setting conducive to study while still remaining close to the Texas Medical Center and all the bustle and opportunity of Houston. 

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San Antonio

With San Antonio’s large military population, students may have the opportunity to work with military members, their families, and veterans, all in a city with a rapidly growing healthcare center. 

Tuition, Transfer Credits, and More

Learn everything you need to know to begin your BSN journey, with personalized application support.

EDUCATION BACKED BY EXPERIENCE 

 

$2.24 M

In Scholarships Awarded in 2024 and 2025*

69%

 Students Over Age 25

18

Average Class size

3,800

Texas Alumni

*On Texas campuses for eligible students

As of fall 2025

Launch Into Nursing Grant

Our Launch Into Nursing Grant was created to support pre-licensure students as they begin their BSN journey. Students who are enrolled in at least one course at a participating campus and who meet certain eligibility criteria can receive $1,500 per academic session, up to $15,000.

How much will my BSN program in Texas cost?

Review BSN tuition in Texas by credits, program fees, and estimated expenses. Our tuition chart helps you understand and plan for your total educational cost.

What types of tuition savings are available?

You may be eligible for a variety of grants, scholarships, and other forms of tuition savings. An Enrollment Representative can help you discover what savings options may be right for you.

What does a year in the Texas nursing program look like?

The Texas nursing program follows a predictable schedule. You’ll attend three semesters each year—fall, spring, and summer. Each semester lasts 16 weeks and is divided into two focused eight week sessions. In some cases, you’ll move straight from one session into the next. In others, you’ll have a break before starting the next session.