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Book the free application review. Tell us where the project stands.
A paragraph and a site name is enough. We read the project against both tracks and reply in writing: what each board will want, what is missing, and which door to knock on first. No obligation; if one board is all you need, the review says so.
What happens next
The written read
- Rebecca reads the project against both tracks: Chamberlain’s review and the practicum site’s.
- You receive a written read: what each board will want, what is missing, which board to open first, and whether the file is one you can carry yourself.
- With it, a fixed-fee quote for each of the three packages, in writing. Choose one, or take the read and go.
- If you engage, the whole process is ours to carry: both boards, every document, both submissions, every reply. The project stays yours; the boards’ decisions are their own.
Other ways in
- Emailhello@chamberlainirb.com — a paragraph about the project and the site’s name is enough to start.
- Live chat with the application desk, bottom right of every page. Ingrid or Paula picks up.
- WhatsApp or textThe two buttons on the left of every page open the same chat for now; say which you prefer and the desk takes it from there.
- The switch listNot ready to talk? Join the switch list, the Chamberlain IRB newsletter, and hear first when either board changes its process.
What to have at hand, if you have it: the project’s purpose in a sentence, who and what it touches, the practicum site’s name, and anything a board has already said. None of it is required to start.
What the free review is, and is not
So that the reply you get is the reply you expected.
It is
- A written reading of your project against both boards, by the lead consultant.
- The plan in outline: which board to open first, what each will want, what is missing from what you have.
- An honest verdict when one board is all you need, and a quote in writing for each package when it is not.
It is not
- A determination. Only Chamberlain’s board and the site’s board decide how they read your file, and their decisions are their own.
- A promise of approval, or of a date by which either board will answer.
- A commitment. The review is free and the same whether or not you go on to engage us.
Before you write, the fifteen questions from the application desk may already hold your answer, and how it works lays out the whole route, station by station.
Where to next
- How it worksBoth tracks, the three moves, every document, and what happens when a board returns the file.
- What it costsThree packages, each a fixed fee quoted in writing after this review.
- The yard crewWho reads your file, and which desk carries what.
- The switch listThe Chamberlain IRB newsletter: one email when either board changes its process, and the archive.