euphoric_anima

Hello Teta.. I think if you need a job right away, RPN is the way to go. If you want to upgrade to BScN, then you can choose to work part time and go to school part time, but this will take you alot longer. I personally would just go for the BScN, time will pass by quickly anyway. If you take the GAS program at humber, it will most likely be accepted only at humber, however, you need to email the Nursing Admission's Dept at other schools and ask! My program is pre-health science at seneca and unfortunately is only accepted at seneca and humber...and i really want to go to humber. They have a high reputation for Nursing as well as excellent clinical placements.

To answer the question about BN VS BScN Humber's FAQ states: What is the Difference between a Bachelor of Nursing (BN) and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing BScN? The BScN and BN are equivalent degrees and equally recognized as used with universities with outstanding faculties of nursing. The BScN doesn’t necessarily have more sciences than the BN.

Hello, I started this post a long time ago and have changed my options since then. I took college courses for RPN but then decided to get my Bachelor's instead. I chose Seneca college because they accepted college courses as part of their degree. I am currently taking Pre-Health Science to complete my pre-requisites to get into Nursing. I originally decided to go to Seneca/York but have now decided against it. Seneca @ King campus is seriously lacking resources and I cannot stand it there! Two more years would drive me off the wall. I found out that the Pre-Health Science program is only accepted at Seneca and Humber for BScN. George Brown/Centennial/Ryerson said I can only get into the RPN program even though they are equivalent to highschool university courses. Ever since I can remember I've wanted to go to Humber for Nursing because of their reputation/clinical placements, so I am HOPING I get accepted there! QUESTION: Are you able to complete Biology 12 and Chem 12 in the summer (May-August) and still be able to get into Nursing for September? I'm looking to get in by this year.. I've wasted enough time!

Hey, what do you guys think of two years RPN, 1 year bridging and 2 years BScN? Do you think the nurses come out with the same experience, better or worse? I did not take my Bio 12 and Chem 12, and I am kicking myself in the butt! I really want to go to school NOW as I feel like it is taking me forever just to get anywhere and my only option is RPN. Is anyone taking this route? George Brown/Centennial College have a collaboration with Ryerson University.