Ontario NP - 2025 applicants

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Members are discussing their application statuses and acceptance/waitlist/rejection notifications from various nursing programs, including U of T and York. Some members are sharing their experiences with deposits, while others are speculating about waitlists and timelines for decisions. Congratulations are being exchanged for those who have received acceptance offers, and members are providing support and sharing their application details to offer hope to others.

Anyone applying to NP school in Ontario for the year 2025?

Would love to have a discussion started for acceptances, etc.

Does York University only offer in person classes? I thought the classes were online. 

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York is online like UofT. The risk is they go strike again anytime LOL

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Fari D said:

York is online like UofT. The risk is they go strike again anytime LOL

It says on their website that out of their 7 PHCNP courses, two are offered online, four require seminar attendance at York. Unless they changed it? 

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neuronurse25 said:

I got a full scholarship to YorkU so now I don't know if I should accept UofT versus YorkU. 35K+ or free tuition. Online versus in person. I know UofT hasn't released their scholarship information yet- anyone know if UofT offers good scholarships?

UofT is 35k? 

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Fari D said:

York is online like UofT. The risk is they go strike again anytime LOL

Just to clarify, UofT is not 100% online, similar to the York program they require several week-long residencies throughout the program! 

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nurse1222 said:

UofT is 35k? 

Maybe for that person. It's around $24k

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neuronurse25 said:

I got a full scholarship to YorkU so now I don't know if I should accept UofT versus YorkU. 35K+ or free tuition. Online versus in person. I know UofT hasn't released their scholarship information yet- anyone know if UofT offers good scholarships?

Congrats! That's a tough decision to make. Full scholarship would help ease any financial stress so you can focus on the program instead of working full time. I'm sticking with UofT because of the online nature. I believe at York, you have to go in person every 2 weeks. Correct me if I'm wrong. 

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TT2022 said:

https://bloomberg.nursing.utoronto.ca/learn-with-us/tuition-fees/#Domestic-Tuition-Fees
 

for the MN NP, it looks like 34k

That's for both years? 

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neuronurse25 said:

I got a full scholarship to YorkU so now I don't know if I should accept UofT versus YorkU. 35K+ or free tuition. Online versus in person. I know UofT hasn't released their scholarship information yet- anyone know if UofT offers good scholarships?

That is amazing! As much as we like to think it makes a difference the prestige of a university does not make significant differences. I have known people who have done both NP programs and both working successful jobs. Additionally, I have known multiple MDs that have gone to various medical schools and now all work in the same place doing the same job! There are incentives though if you choose to practice in a northern ontario community that you would get loan forgiveness. However, it is a professional program that has mandates as per the CNO so both programs will not vary significantly in course material. 

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northernnursing said:

That is amazing! As much as we like to think it makes a difference the prestige of a university does not make significant differences. I have known people who have done both NP programs and both working successful jobs. Additionally, I have known multiple MDs that have gone to various medical schools and now all work in the same place doing the same job! There are incentives though if you choose to practice in a northern ontario community that you would get loan forgiveness. However, it is a professional program that has mandates as per the CNO so both programs will not vary significantly in course material. 

The only thing I'm thinking is that UofT is offering the single emphasis NP and York is still the PHCNP. I am wondering if in the  future, the PHCNP will begin to limit me to only primary care if they decide to change all NP programs to single emphasis in the future. 

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Yes, sorry! That is the amount for both years in total

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