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.

RNpaeds said:

Hi everyone, I got accepted to uoft and york, trying to decide which to choose, got a good scholarship to york which virtually covers the tuition versus uoft which is quite a financial burden. Just trying to gauge what people have heard regarding both programs and if uoft is worth such a hefty cost.

I am in the same situation. I'm really torn on which school to choose

rvsty said:

Has anyone formally heard back from Windsor?

I interviewed at the beginning of the month, I haven't heard back either  

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RNpaeds said:

Hi everyone, I got accepted to uoft and york, trying to decide which to choose, got a good scholarship to york which virtually covers the tuition versus uoft which is quite a financial burden. Just trying to gauge what people have heard regarding both programs and if uoft is worth such a hefty cost.

I'm in the exact same dilemma! Such a hard decision to make. 

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Specializes in ER, Trauma.
neuronurse25 said:

I'm in the exact same dilemma! Such a hard decision to make. 

I think it all depends on what you want out of the program! I don't know much about York, but I have a friend in the program who loves it, and personally, I'm a York alum. I enjoyed my time there and the faculty are lovely. I chose to go to UofT for their resources and emphasis on research. If you're looking to pursue a master's or continue with research alongside clinical work in the future, then UofT might be a good fit for you! Additionally, UofT offers a single-stream program (I'm unsure about what York offers), which provides more versatility moving forward into your clinical career. If your goal is to move into a career with a strong emphasis on clinical work. I don't think it will matter where you go and the financial support is huge for your own personal security and sanity LOL. 

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Nurseld13 said:

For those who applied to UOttawa, I emailed admissions and they said they will be sending out decisions starting first week of April 

Thank you for the update ❤️ 

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northernnursing said:

I think it all depends on what you want out of the program! I don't know much about York, but I have a friend in the program who loves it, and personally, I'm a York alum. I enjoyed my time there and the faculty are lovely. I chose to go to UofT for their resources and emphasis on research. If you're looking to pursue a master's or continue with research alongside clinical work in the future, then UofT might be a good fit for you! Additionally, UofT offers a single-stream program (I'm unsure about what York offers), which provides more versatility moving forward into your clinical career. If your goal is to move into a career with a strong emphasis on clinical work. I don't think it will matter where you go and the financial support is huge for your own personal security and sanity LOL. 

Thank you so much for this insight! I think I am still leaning towards UofT. Does anyone know the pay difference between UofT TA's and YorkU TA's?

Also- I heard York limits who they allow to become TA's. My friend said they admitted him but said he couldn't apply to be a TA, where my acceptance letter says that I can be a TA. I was shocked as I didn't know this was even a thing, I just assumed everyone had the opportunity. Anyone know if UofT does this to their students as well? 

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Specializes in primary care.

Hello! Does anyone know how many days a week are required for in-person classes at TMU for the MN-PHCNP program? 

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My friend who is on her first year said once a week

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My ACORN just updated to the $500 for UofT. No email with acceptance yet. 

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TT2022 said:

My ACORN just updated to the $500 for UofT. No email with acceptance yet. 

That's awesome! You're probably going to get your admission letter soon, similar to others that had the same thing. 

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I received an email today at 12:31pm EST with my acceptance letter attached for Queen's PHCNP post-master's diploma! I have until April 7 to accept. My acceptance isn't showing in the application portal yet though.

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shwan said:

I received an email today at 12:31pm EST with my acceptance letter attached for Queen's PHCNP post-master's diploma! I have until April 7 to accept. My acceptance isn't showing in the application portal yet though.

Congratulations 🥳  did you apply to U of T as well? If so have you heard back, are you going to accept Queens?

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PeriopNurse said:

Congratulations 🥳  did you apply to U of T as well? If so have you heard back, are you going to accept Queens?

Thank you! No, I only applied to Queen's and uOttawa.

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