Humber Open House this weekend

BosRMT · Apr 24, 2012

Have fun! it's a great campus!

futureTBA · Apr 26, 2012

Thanks Bos! I know you're probably still pending a firm response - but any further info on your acceptance?

BosRMT · Apr 27, 2012

I'll be headed over. Now that I've been accepted, I feel like there's so much i want to know. Is anyone else going to head out to Humber this weekend?

Well, I just finished my last exam- A&P today. I think it went pretty well! So, not it's just a waiting game! I'll find out next week :) I'll let you know.

BosRMT · May 4, 2012

I got accepted! Wooooooooooo see you in September!

futureTBA · May 4, 2012

Congratulations! I know you've been waiting to hear - that's fantastic! I'll be excited to "know" someone Now all that's left is to pay tuition, deal with immunizations, police record checks and wait anxiously for class registration to open. I don't know if I'll be able to wait patiently

BosRMT · May 4, 2012

Thanks!!!!

Haha I know! I'm sooooooooooo excited. I can't wait!

pbgrn · May 4, 2012

I'll be headed over. Now that I've been accepted, I feel like there's so much i want to know. Is anyone else going to head out to Humber this weekend?

Hi! I've just applied for the BN program at Humber as well- do you know if it is the same credentials as the BScN offered through U of T or Western? I am having a hard time figuring out the differences in the two programs and I would hate to be limited in career options because I did one over the other!

futureTBA · May 5, 2012

At the end of your education both schools prepare you to write the CRNE which would license you as a Registered Nurse. The education provided is equivalent knowledge base. As I understand it, Humber gears more towards a hands on education whereas UofT is a more academic curriculum. Since the province mandates the subjects covered, they are considered equivalent and both programs offer a bachelor's degree.

Hope that helps - let me know if you hear back on an acceptance, best of luck!

BosRMT · May 7, 2012

Yes, Galipemi is right. It is equivalent. Humber's degree is actually from New Brunswick, and in NB they are referred to as a BN instead of a BscN. Just a simple name difference

pbgrn · May 16, 2012

Thanks guys! That helps clear things up. Has anyone else applying to Humber been 'waitlisted'? I just saw that my status has changed to that.

BosRMT · May 17, 2012

oh that sucks! I hope you find out soon. When I got my acceptance, I had to confirm by May 21st, so maybe some people won't confirm and they'll send out more acceptances. I hope I see you in September!