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are you going to school in canada? or the united states?

Sorry I meant athabasca u!

was your cumulative final GPA 3.26 or was it for that one semester? I've heard from staff and other students that Nipissing does offer bridging- I didn't do much research but a lot of people I know who didn't pass pharma or patho the first time still got accepted to Nippissing. The school is in alberta but you have the option to do your "clinicals" at the current workplace (if you're working at a hospital/LTC that is allowed by Nipissing). I don't know much but I suggest you email them for further information! Hope this helps.

congrats guys! sorry to hop on, but i was curious if any of you had any Cs in your rpn transcript, or if you'd happen to know the average gpa for the fulltime or part time intake for the program! Or if you'd know what your classmates received from their rpn cumulative gpa. Thanks a bunch!

for that, i'd contact the school(s) you're applying to! each year the schools do something slightly different in terms of the timeline of admissions. some may wait for you and give you a conditional offer, while some are strict and need you to have completed your studies and already be certified under the cno! Speak to admissions for any clarifications!

Wow, congrats! Thanks so much for the info! Do you also happen to know by any chance the average gpa for people who got into Ryerson as well after the Centennial bridge? I wish that once people got accepted into Centennial, it would be an automatic acceptance to Ryerson like other bridging programs? Thanks again for your help!

Hi everyone! I'm currently studying in the RPN program but am looking to apply for the RN bridge at Centennial-Ryerson. To my understanding, you need at least a cumulative 3.0 and cannot repeat/fail any courses as an RPN student. I was wondering what everyone's average/their intake average was from their RPN diplomas and if they received any C's as well. Some of us are anxious because we received 2 C's in the past semester but A's in all the other courses, meaning our cumulative GPA is past 3.0, but we still have C's in our transcript. What do you think? Thanks!

hello everyone!! I've completed my second year in the united states in a nursing school and am currently taking a break in school to apply to UBC and other schools' nursing programs I was wondering if UBC prefers us to already have a bachelor's degree or pursuing a different major while studying in university. thanks so much!

hello everyone!! I've completed my second year in the united states in a nursing school and am currently taking a break in school to apply to UBC and other schools' nursing programs :) I was wondering if UBC prefers us to already have a bachelor's degree or pursuing a different major while studying in university. thanks so much!