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I did my BSN at UBC in the early eighties... .
In retrospect, some of the courses we had to take:Physical education and family nursing were invaluable and shows that curriculum planners had vision(although I did not appreciate that when I was an undergrad). UBC has an excellent reputation so I
would imagine that the distance course would be worth looking at.
How about McMaster University?
University of Victoria?
Ryerson University and York University in Toronto both have acclerated full-time post-RN BScN programs - 18 months...
You can look them both up on-line.
Well, if it was not the middle of the night, I might have noticed your comment about the distance to Ryerson...
There is http://www.laurentian.ca
http://www.lakeheaduniversity.com
http://www.uc411.com/search.asp?keywords=nursing&code1=1
http://www.uc411.com/dist.html is another search engine site that might give you some info.
http://www.rn2bsn.com/ is distance education from Florida
Apparently University of Victoria has a great program http://www.uvic.ca/
JMP
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I have been looking and LOOKING and searching and asking about which route of education to take for degree completion.
I am currently doing a part time course with Ottawa U BUT IT IS TAKING FOR FREAKING EVER!
I want a FAST paced, demanding course of study, that is still managable..... since I do work full time.
I have been looking at the distance ed route with UBC and also looking at others ( Lakehead) for one.
Can anyone and everyone who has experience with this give me input. Athabasca, yes have tried, just not what I wanted.... want a more structured, fast paced approach. Ryerson has a good one, but it is TOO FAR AWAY from me, to even try- 3 hours by car.
Anyone? UBC? Lakehead? Anyone have any other input?/
THANKS!
J.