Published Jul 1, 2014
hypnotizer90, BSN, RN
385 Posts
Hello everyone,
I will be going back to school to study RPN bridging to RN at Centennial College - Morning side Campus this fall 2014. I took the Flexible schedule #Code 9253, 3 semesters, 1 year.
I am working a non - nursing job.
OSAP is giving me $820 for 2 semesters. So I will be paying out the rest out of my own pocket. Tuition fees for 3 semesters: ~6k or more.
I want everyone to share their opinions, comments, advice, etc.
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Fiona59
8,343 Posts
Most of us paid for own education. I got $1000 towards mine when I applied for my student loans. Something to do with being a mother returning to the workforce. There really isn't much out there for the over 40 crowd.
Many of my classmates worked during the programme. A couple worked in long term care facilities, some in fast food others in retail. Usually around 12-18 hours a week. They did fine.
It just takes organization and honesty with your employer.
xokw, BSN, RN
498 Posts
I am confused about what you are asking.
So was I. But I think he's asking if it can be done.
Looking through some of his earlier posts didn't help much either.
I was going to suggest joining the Reserves in a Field Ambulance Unit because he's stated being a military nurse is his dream. Then he said he's applied for Citizenship, so that isn't an option.
I'm sorry if I confused you. I'm just looking for some inputs on how others finish their program while working and studying.
Sorry If I confused you. My thoughts are just not that clear at the moment. But I want some advice on how to balance school and work in order to succeed. I need some ideas from persons who have experienced it. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. I work hard and I have the passion to finish whatever I started. I'm just in doubt of myself. The uncertainty is just stressful.
Hello,
I just wanted to let you know that it can be done or succeed even if you are working and doing school at the same time because I did it.