^ that's what I would do. Sure, 5 years straight of university sounds long, but don't feel bad, I have 8. Go for the RN degree that you really want, apply to more schools next year if you don't get...
I went to McGill, but not in nursing. And currently I'm taking a class through Athabasca. If I were you, I'd go to McGill. Aside from the fact that I loved McGill, it's much easier to go to...
Thanks, perhaps I should email the NMC. Both schools I applied to are the accelerated tracks, so they're 3 years long, but they're two full years, meaning I'd be taking fall, winter, spring and...
I just checked out those links and I'm incredibly disappointed by the NMC document stating that I would need a 3 year program degree in order to register in the UK. We have a lot of 2 year bachelor's...
janfrn is right, the gpa cut-off is very high. With a 3.1, while good, I can say with confidence that you will not be accepted at the UofC. Add to that the fact that the application is due by...
Is it really that bad over there? I'll be graduating in 2 years and want to head over to the UK as soon as I graduate. I have dual citizenship in Canada and the UK, so the paperwork shouldn't be that...
I'm having the hardest time with this semester too. It's probably because I'm taking classes I have no real interest in, just prereq's for nursing school. But right now balancing 4 classes along...
For all of you nurses out there, in your experience, do Emergency Departments hire nurses straight out of nursing school or do they tend to hire experienced nurses only? Is it hard to get a full time...
I'm 28, an architect and come this September if all goes as planned, I'll be a nursing student too! Thankfully there are 2 yr bachelors programs here, but they're hard as hell to get into. Since...