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Hello all, I was wondering how registered nurses feel about the nurse -physician interaction on the role of nurses as patient advocates?

Hi, I don't know which school would be a better choice BCIT (3 years)or UofC BNAT (2 years) program?

hi vta3, i am kind of in the same situation as you were in. i am currently on bcit's hold listfor jan 2011 itake and garanteed a place for aug 2011. i also have an admission offer from uofc;yet it seems like a dilemma on wheather to go to uofc or wait to start bsn at bcit. i was wondering if you could tell me if you chose to go to uofc ;if yes how did you find the program?

as far as i know, we’ll be informed about the admission decision via email by mid may (the end of next week). also, we'll get the same letter by mail which, of course, will take longer for us to receive.

thanks guys! yes, i made it to the interview and waiting for the verdict! best of luck to everyone.

i was wondering if anybody knows whether the selection process is based on the interview marks only or gpa and supplemental app would be taken into account

hi guys, i was wondering if anyone who has been down this road before could give me some suggestions regarding to the interview process. i'm excited and scared at the same time. best of luck to everyone

Thank you all for your helpful replies. Considering the charactersics Samwestonpotter listed, I guess I might be suitable for this role. However, critical thinking is something I need to work on since ,almost always, I become stressed out with the complexity of the sitution. Also,as Danse mentioned I'll try take things as they come.

I was wondering if anybody could tell me what skills and characteristics I need to have in order to become a successful nurse.