Hi! Do you have a university degree? I ask this because my friend is a vet technician and has a 2 year college diploma (I don't know any universities that offer degrees in vet tech). I believe you...
Hi! I'm also applying to UofT and also have some research experience (SickKids and Health Canada) :) UofT's admission process is definitely very comprehensive. They do put a lot of weight on...
Thank you! I am actually in a VERY similar situation to yours! I also did lots of research (plan on using 2 PIs as references). 2 of the projects were at Health Canada and 3 of them were at SickKids...
Hey guys did anyone get accepte to UofT with an 83 average in final 10 courses (5 FCEs)? If so, what kind of experience did you have? I'm applying for next year and really want to get in (did my...
Pianoplaya94 replied to Pianoplaya94's topic in General Nursing
Thanks for the reply. I definitely know I want to become an NP since I am also interested in the diagnostics side of things. I know that I want to specialize in pediatrics since I have volunteered in...
Hey everyone, I have a BA with a GPA of a 3.65 in my fiinal 2 years (3.7 in my final year). I am thinking of applying for an accelerated BSN program to become an RN but my ultimate goal is to apply to...
All of you getting accepted to nursing programs right now... you are my inspirations lol! I am having a VERY hard time waiting an entire 8 months to even apply to programs!
Pianoplaya94 replied to callmecrazyRN's topic in General Nursing
I live in Southern Ontario where the median salary is around 70k per year. New grads make about 55k (28/hr). The average salary is quite a bit higher in the Niagara region (like 80-90k) for some...
Pianoplaya94 replied to allnurses's topic in General Nursing
I've actually never heard of an ADN before coming to these forums. In Canada, associate degrees in nursing do not exist and in order to become an RN you MUST have a
Pianoplaya94 replied to Vocationofalifetime's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
Interesting, where I live (Canada) ALL registered nurses MUST have a BSN (there is no associate's degree). We still have LPNs / RPNs, though and I don't think that will