Nursing classes for spring/summer 2011

thleenium · Mar 31, 2011

Your school advisor would be able to give you the most accurate, up to date suggestions.

IX2L · Mar 31, 2011

yeah they told me to just call or check other schools websites.

not much help at all

suz1g2d3 · Mar 31, 2011

Ontario Learn has 2 Health Assessment classes in distance form

http://www.ontariolearn.com/index.php?page=course_762

http://www.ontariolearn.com/index.php?page=course_763

Mohawk College has a Health Assessment class, which starts in April. This is 13 weeks in class - pg 55 of their catalogue

http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/Assets/CE/Catalogues/Current/healthsci.pdf.pdf

You could ask if any of these would count towards your PA class.

KC333 · Mar 31, 2011

hi

i know this does not apply to what you asked, but i am a high school student who received an acceptance to York's collaborative program with seneca and i just wanted to know what you thought of the program.

IX2L · Mar 31, 2011

Not bad so far, the 6 courses may seem a lot at first but the material is not challenging at all, if you manage your time well and take the time to go over the material, you will be fine.

But I am saying for my case only as I spoke with other student in other semesters/sections and they say it's tough. I personally think my profs are trying to bell curve up because the students in my section are quite stupid, no simpler way to say it.

I'm getting A+ and A's. Class average is hovers around 75% for most of the classes, that is a B+ (I know for finals grades drop but not that much). So I'm assuming Seneca wants to retain their students so they don't transfer anywhere else as Seneca/York doesn't have a high reputation among nursing programs.

KC333 · Mar 31, 2011

Have you heard anything about mcmaster's nursing program. I got accepted there too.

IX2L · Mar 31, 2011

Not personally

KC333 · Mar 31, 2011

thank you soo much for you help !

IX2L · Mar 31, 2011

Come to Seneca if you want an easy A basically.

On the bright side, I got almost my first semester tuition/books covered by scholarships, bursaries and grants.

KC333 · Mar 31, 2011

do u think at the end it matter whether a person goes to York or mcmaster? Or does it just depend on the CRNE

IX2L · Mar 31, 2011

Going to directly to a university seems like the better option, so I would say you would have a better experience at mcmaster as you don't need to change schools.