Not sure if I understand this or not?

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Specializes in PP, Pediatrics, Home Health.

Okay so I have been accepted into an RPN to BSCN bridging program beginning in May.I am not sure if I understand this or not, I may just be confused?:confused:At the end of this program I would have my BSCN?,this program is approximately 3 years.Or after I am done this program do I then need to apply to do the RN program at a university?I am really confused:confused:

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In the states when you have your BSN you are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN, you don't have to do an additional educational program. I'm not sure about Canada though.

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Call the school now and ask them exactly what this means. Just say you are an interested potential student and you weren't sure what thier wording meant.

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Specializes in Acute Spine, Neuro, Thoracic's, LTC.

I am on the waitlist for a LPN - BSN bridging program in BC. The program I am doing is also 3 years. At the end of it you get your BSN. Usually the BSN program is 4 years, in the "bridging program" they give you a year of credit for already being an LPN and include some "transition to RN courses".

I would call your school though cause they all seem to work a little different.

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