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I took both pre-health and ACE the free upgrading program at thE local college here. I found in ACE the teachers werE very helpful and accommodating it was very similar to pre-health. In pre-health you have lectures but I found for the chemistry and some of the math some of it was self taught in the sense that you had to go over the homework and sometimes relearn it at home but it is high school level and completely doable :)
@Tee502 If you are looking for programs that accommodate your work schedule, Centennial's part-time program works well with most people's work schedules. The only downside to the program though would be that you have class during the summers, but you still finish within the 2 year timeframe.
Tee052
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Hey everyone
I'm looking to apply to Seneca RPN program however I have to upgrade( I do have a highschool diploma college diploma and degree but none of my courses can be applied). Any recommendations ? Is pre health worth it? I've looked into adult schools but they are self taught and seem like a longer process.
Thanks