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I hope any and everyone who is asking the same question comes across my answer because it can make or break your aspirations of ever being a RN. I too wanted to get my degree in nursing. I was accepted to George Brown College and went ahead and took that route. Upon complete of the program I found out the hard way how hard it is to get accepted into the bridging program because it is very competitive. Even with a 3.0 GPA I didn't get accepted. And I know what you're thinking, you can maybe retake a course or two and apply again for January... well no. First things first George Brown only offers the birding program starting in September, and because the program fills up so fast as is so competitive they accept applications from newly graduate and then students applying based off of grades and GPA.. so you have to have AMAZING grade in all four semester. By going into the degree program, once you're accepted and can make it to the end you've already won. I also have many friends that complete the degree program (BsCN) and were able to find jobs right away. I graduated the RPN program in 2016 and am still having very hard time finding a decent paying job. Good luck to whomever is reading this and I truly hope you go into the degree program and don't get trapped like I did.