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Any info regarding the GPA level needed for the Conestoga site?

Sorry, i am not in the program.

Personally, if its a textbook with Canadian specific content i would get the latest edition - like Potter and Perry. Otherwise the textbooks are the same with some additions/differences. The bigger the book, the less the differences. Always get the ...

Do not give, this phase is situational; ask your self do you see yourself as a nurse or a RD/Nutritionist in the future?

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So my average @ my current college is 3.2/4.0 (B) and it should be a 3.3 this semester. So convert that to UOIT scale, i am sitting at around 3 (B) on UOIT Scale. Based on previous admissions from members here, do i need to improve on that average mo...

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Hey, So i am starting nursing school (RN.. then eventually do RN->BScn Bridge) in Ontario in Sep 09 (Still waiting for additional waiting list acceptances), i am 21 btw. If you could go back in time, what things/issues would have done to prep your...

I was looking up universities that offer MSc/PhD programs in Ontario, namely McMaster and UfT. Is there a point to getting a Canadian Nursing PhD, can you go far with it? I realize it is research based and best suited for those who enjoy that. I am h...

Currently deciding between Seneca RPN program or GBC RPN program. Which one will be easiest bridging route to RN? I hear after 2 semesters @ Seneca's RPN i can attempt to transfer to York's BScN, can any one confirm? (according to http://www.senecac....

It is called "Legal Nurse Consultant" LNC. I am in canada so i most likely can't help you with anything. All i can suggest is find a training program, take the courses, and advertise. :)

Which school did you get accepted to?

I can't offer advice about what you are talking about, but i can tell you about the following additional streams you can consider: - Mohawk/Conestoga/McMaster RPN-->BScN Program (No bridging req) http://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/programovervie...

York does not have a RPN - RN Bridging program, the only ones i know in ON are: 1. Centennial College-->Ryerson RN 2. Mohawk-->McMaster RN 3. *George Brown RPN --> Ryerson RN

I am 21 and will be starting Nursing School in Sep 09 in Canada. MMNs are rare and the profession is quite "taboo" from what i have heard. Come on, there has to be at least a few... :icon_roll

How about RPN-RN @ McGill? Having a tough time finding the admission requirements for that program...

Do ALL Bridging programs (including centennial college to Ryerson BScN) require a grad RPN to work x hours? No where on the centennial college states that a RPN grad needs working hours... Same with McMaster. Just making sure...

You mentioned the government will pay for your masters/tuition, just a bit unclear how that will happen if you have your PHD already, maybe you meant something else ?

I personally don't know anything about centennial college. However, i'll post this info anyway which you probably know from the internet for anyone else who is wondering. http://www.centennialcollege.ca/bridgingtouniversitynursing http://www.centenni...

I am going to be starting a RPN program in September (eventually RN), and was wondering what extra credentials will increase my repertoire as a nursing student? The only thing i can think of is volunteering and CNA.

According to http://www.senecac.on.ca/degreetransfer/guide/york-university.html Which i believe means you can transfer after 2 Semesters @ Seneca (Don't know about other colleges) or after you get your diploma, i have to call York to confirm that. ...

I decided on Seneca since from the info i researched, i can bridge to the RN program @ York without a "bridging program". However, for GBC, i cannot find clear cut instructions on how to bridge, but only that i need to take a 1 year long bridging cou...

A bellringer is when you every student (even @ conestoga) in the course goes to a physical lab with specimens and have timed stations where they need to identify pieces of anatomy. It is very grilling, the only way to do good in that class is rote me...

I have some random information for you. (Previous Mac Student, Sep 09 RPN, Not @ Conestoga) From what i heard, since Conestoga is affiliated with McMaster/Mohawk. You may be watching some lectures online that are given @ Mac, i know the BScN Nurses t...

Can you describe in detail the things that changed? Harder courses, tight deadlines etc..