Centenial RPN bridging Flex/fulltime Sep 16

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Got accepted for Sept 16 and would like to meet others for future study groups etc, heard its a tough program so i would like to be prepared.advice, inputs and info sharing??

Hi,Flex or full time?

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i got offers for both fulltime and flex and i accepted the flex, i want to work part time.

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weelove,

have you received anything else other than the welcome package?

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I haven't received anything yet because l still have to take the skills assessment test.

weelove,

have you received anything else other than the welcome package?

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I haven't received anything yet because l still have to take the skills assessment test.

For RPN-BScN certificate , I thought it was exempted becoz we are already RPNs

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E=Demelza85;8976988]For RPN-BScN certificate , I thought it was exempted becoz we are already RPNs

Oh sorry i applied for RPN program not the bridging from RPN to RN

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Hey, I got accepted for the full time in September as well, I've heard it's really tough and I'm quite nervous and scared! Hoping I didn't accept the wrong school (as opposed to GBC) we can definitely study together in the future!!

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Hi I have a question for you, what was your overall gpa when you applied to the bridging program, im in rpn flex right now and thinking about bridging in Toronto in the future, and would love to hear from someone who applied a goal to set for the future.

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Hey whats was your gpa to get accepted into that program?

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Hey my gpa was 3.4 when I applied, but you need a gpa of 3.0 with no failed or repeated nursing class to be accepted

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Wow, thats crazy, I currently sit at a 3.0 because I went down after theory. I just have a question though, do they only count your gpa on your nursing courses or do they consider everything, including gneds and english?

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Haha I know I hated theory! Annnd I'm pretty sure they look at the cumulative gpa (so everything) but when it comes to failing or repeating a class they only focus on the nursing courses.

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