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Hello, Does anyone know of public colleges or public universities that offer RPN/LPN -BScN programs online full time for the shortest time possible time maybe around 16months ???? Any leads will be appreciated. Thanks.

Hello, I'm just curious if there's any BScN graduate (RN) in the states who has made a move to Ontario Canada and managed to work after the transition. How did they go about NCLEX in Ontario, Canada or is it the same as the one in the U.S. and how long did they wait for the nursing board to allow them to work after submitting all the required paperwork? Also is there any best recommendation for RPN/LPN - BScN online/hybrid school program that might be around 15months for fulltime?

Thank you. If I find BScN that will take me the 15months I will definitely go with that because I would prefer to sacrifice the time and be done with it once and for all for sure. I appreciate the info.

Thank you for your response. I will surely look into that.

Hello, I'm just curious if there's any BScN graduate (RN) in the states who has made a move to Ontario Canada and managed to work after the transition. How did they go about NCLEX in Ontario, Canada or is it the same as the one in the U.S. and how long did they wait for the nursing board to allow them to work after submitting all the required paperwork? Thanks.

Hey, that's very encouraging. I'm also an RPN student at Georgian and my GPA is 3.0 and I was looking online for the cutoff point for bridging and it is indeed 3.0 though there are some schools that ask for higher grades but there's definately an opportunity to bridge for some of us with a 3.0. There's one thing that confuses me more about the exact process for RPN -BScN program when it comes to the full time studies for a registered RPN?. I hear some people say that it takes 3years :1st year is catching up and the other 2yrs is strictly RN stuff.... is this so??? any information will be appreciated. Thanks.