nicole67

this woman is just crazy.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3x-ASSwLv0

Starting this September I will be taking the RPN program in Ontario. Afterwards there is a option to continue for another 3 years I believe to get a BScN (Hons.) degree. What does this mean? Is it the same as a BScN degree?, better or worse?

I just got accepted for RPN at Georgian College for September '10 :) soooooooo excited, anyone else?

Georgian Collge in Barrie Ontario is good!

oh okay thanks so much for the advice guys! i have decided to go for it. but did a lot of people in your class fail or get kicked out? can they do that in college.. or just university!?

Hi everyone. So basically i need a lot of advice.I am currently a grade 12 student in Ontario, and I am hoping to go to college in Ontario as well within the next two years or so. I have been reading some posts about the number of people failing these courses and I am starting to doubt myself. I am not sure if I can handle it.I am not very strong in science but i am okay. Can anyone else who is or becoming a RPN in Ontario or any other province give me some much needed advice? Is it really that intense of a program!? It has been my dream for a long time to become an RPN and now im not really sure what to do. Thanks!!!:typing

Yeah im taking chemisrty now and biology next year! Along with a grade 12 math.

I am seriously thinking about going into the RPN program at Georgian College! I am kind of worried though, because I am not particularly strong in "science" and the program is highly competetive. If my marks aren't very strong will they not accept me?! I would really appreciate it if someone who maybe has gone through this or something similar, would help me make this difficult decision. Or if you are currently in the program! Is it a heavy work load? Is it extremely difficult? THANK YOU! Nicole:redbeathe:yeah: