shannn

I took pre-health last year at Georgian right after high-school and ended up with an 87 average both semesters as well. Now I'm currently in the BScN program at Georgian and they accept students who take pre-health with an average of 74. So I don't believe you will have any problem. I also got into Seneca with those pre-health marks aswell..but I never heard back from Mohawk, nothing not even a decline or acceptance. I've heard the programs at Seneca and Georgian are fairly different. Georgian is extremley caring centered, which is nice. But you end up at York in the end for both! haha :) Good luck!

Most of my classes have about 30-35 students in it, lab we have it split down smaller into two groups of 18 or so, which I don't find too bad because the teacher is still able to get around to everyone more than once during the class, most of her time is evenly divided to benefit everyone. Psychology we have all sections together so we have maybe 80 students in that class which is a little overwhelming especially since the classroom isn't built for that many students. We will have the same clinical groups as last semester in our nursing homes, which was 9 but im assuming it will be down a couple people since they dropped out.

Except for my two best friends, none of my other friends understand the amount of homework and studying I have to do. They all get angry and think that I hate them or want to stop hanging out with them, or get furious at me if I drop off the face of the earth for a few days just to study! Even when I explain myself it just goes over my head. It definately adds a bit more stress to the load