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@TheMagnificent Thanks for the info! What GPA did you graduate the bridging program with???

Would you happen to know anything about the Flex bridging program? Can I go full time once I get into Ryerson?

I got accepted to the RPN bridging to university flex delivery and regular delivery. Anybody currently taking this program now? or are planning to go this September? Can you give me your insight as to what the program is like? Information I particularly want to know 1. Differences between flex and regular 2. Are the courses all online or in class? 3. What GPA do you need to gain entry to Ryerson, and is entry guaranteed if you meet the GPA requirements? 4. What do you like and dislike about the program? 5. How difficult is it compared to the RPN program? Thanks!

HeatherLems, I applied to George Brown, Centennial, and Mohawk about two weeks ago, still have to send in all my paper work. What average did you have in the Practical nursing Program? Just wondering so I can gage if I will get in or not. I had just gotten my CPNRE results end of February and decided to go for the bridge. Very last minute, but hopefully I can still get in, the programs are still open as of today.

I PASSED!!!! Received my letter today! I wrote Jan 28. Good luck to you all!!!!!!

Honestly, there was maybe 2 questions on medications and one of them was about the action of digoxin. I found the exam to be based around assessment skills. If you are comfortable with your assessment skills then you should be fine, if not, then brush up on whatever you need more work on. I used the 4th and 5th edition of the prep guide and found it helpful. The questions on the exam are a lot like the ones in the prep guide. A lot of my peers bought both the predictor test and prep guide and found it was really helpful.

I wrote my exam Jan 28 and I am still waiting on the results - I'm super nervous about it. I found the exam to be tricky at times, it always came down to the best two answers. Anyone know what the passing rate is for these exams usually?