Applied for Sept 2021 intake RPN with highschool U marks - QUESTIONS!!

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Hi Everyone,

I've recently applied for the rpn programs at the following colleges

  • George Brown
  • Sheridan college
  • Seneca
  • Centennial 
  • Humber

I've tried a few times for rpn but I either withdrew my application or didn't get accepted with my marks. I really felt like giving up cause I've completed highschool, I've upgraded my marks and now I'm an adult with adult bills and a job LOL so I don't have time BUT I MADE THE TIME. 

I actually intended on applying for RN but soon realized that maybe I can give RPN a try again.

 

My question for anyone reading this is:

Will I be marked different as I've upgraded my marks to highschool University marks? As their prerequisites are college ?

ENG4U 78, MDM4U 76, ENG3U 72, SBI4U 75, SCH4U 73

Has anyone done this?

Also, has anyone received their acceptance? 

4 hours ago, Cloud number 9 said:

I think given coronavirus I believe they wouldn't right now. However, I met all my requirements so I wasn't asked to do any admission test.

 

Hope this helps and congrats on your offer!

Thank you! 

Good luck on your acceptance too! ? 

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I would suggest the part time program at Seneca. You will be taking courses at their Don Mills campus and it really helped me a lot. Your classes will be at night between 6-10 pm (never stayed there until 10, always left between 8:30-9:30 pm). It's really up to you on how many courses you want to take and you're not forced to take all courses in one semester. I am truly grateful for this program as I was able to balance work and school together. 

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32 minutes ago, firlom44 said:

I would suggest the part time program at Seneca. You will be taking courses at their Don Mills campus and it really helped me a lot. Your classes will be at night between 6-10 pm (never stayed there until 10, always left between 8:30-9:30 pm). It's really up to you on how many courses you want to take and you're not forced to take all courses in one semester. I am truly grateful for this program as I was able to balance work and school together. 

That's amazing!!!

That's definitely an option 

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50 minutes ago, firlom44 said:

I would suggest the part time program at Seneca. You will be taking courses at their Don Mills campus and it really helped me a lot. Your classes will be at night between 6-10 pm (never stayed there until 10, always left between 8:30-9:30 pm). It's really up to you on how many courses you want to take and you're not forced to take all courses in one semester. I am truly grateful for this program as I was able to balance work and school together. 

I wanted to ask was your classes online or in-person? and How was the placements they place you? 

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I was in the Practical Nursing at Seneca College from 2014-2016. Most of the classes were in-class and you can take certain courses online. 

Placements I had were as follows:

2nd semester- Long Term Care

3rd semester- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

4th semester- St. Joseph's Hospital (downtown Toronto)- Medicine/Nephrology

Consolidation- Humber River Hospital

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38 minutes ago, firlom44 said:

I was in the Practical Nursing at Seneca College from 2014-2016. Most of the classes were in-class and you can take certain courses online. 

Placements I had were as follows:

2nd semester- Long Term Care

3rd semester- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

4th semester- St. Joseph's Hospital (downtown Toronto)- Medicine/Nephrology

Consolidation- Humber River Hospital

Thank you ? 

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On 3/9/2021 at 5:26 PM, firlom44 said:

I was in the Practical Nursing at Seneca College from 2014-2016. Most of the classes were in-class and you can take certain courses online. 

Placements I had were as follows:

2nd semester- Long Term Care

3rd semester- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

4th semester- St. Joseph's Hospital (downtown Toronto)- Medicine/Nephrology

Consolidation- Humber River Hospital

Sorry, I forgot to ask was the placement the school will look for you or you have to look for the placements yourself? 

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On 2/24/2021 at 8:08 AM, Cloud number 9 said:

Hey there!

I'm still waiting for humber, geroge brown, and centennial college.

I received an offer for seneca for Sept 2021.

Hang in there, I've been reading forums of people who got early acceptance because they applied in Nov, Dec of last year. 

I am glad that you're having luck finding other individuals. LOL, I have been actively searching on reddit and other platforms to try and connect with my fellow nursing team for September 2021 @ Seneca college

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1 hour ago, AvaGL said:

I am glad that you're having luck finding other individuals. LOL, I have been actively searching on reddit and other platforms to try and connect with my fellow nursing team for September 2021 @ Seneca college

LOL I love reddit, I'm on it everyday. You're absolutely right too! I found a few people going to Seneca for 2021

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11 hours ago, Cloud number 9 said:

LOL I love reddit, I'm on it everyday. You're absolutely right too! I found a few people going to Seneca for 2021

LOL! I hope they'll create the facebook group soon. I'm in the general one and most of the people have graduated already. 

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11 hours ago, Cloud number 9 said:

LOL I love reddit, I'm on it everyday. You're absolutely right too! I found a few people going to Seneca for 2021

I'll be attending Seneca rpn too ? 

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2 hours ago, AvaGL said:

LOL! I hope they'll create the facebook group soon. I'm in the general one and most of the people have graduated already. 

Oh wow!! Have they stated anything worth knowing

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