Benlorr
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Sorry I wanted to make sure you got my reply by quoting you. My real reply is the one above.
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@SASHAD, Actually I AM a bit confused as to what "mature" student means. Is it someone who DID NOT graduate high school but is earning enough credits through classes? Or is it anyone who is OLDER THAN 19 regardless of the education level. They don't use that term often in the States I am afraid. =( I can tell you that I graduated High School in the States and only took a FEW college classes because money was tight. I actually completed Psychology 1 with an A (highest grade in the US) so I'm hoping my college credits will transfer as well. As far as high school chem, bio, or English I passed all those in High School. I even took and passed English 101 in college. The GB booklet states that all the prerequisites are only high school level of those subjects. Care to share your experience regarding prerequisites because I am unsure. As far as the electives, will I be able to qualify for OSAP or bursaries if I do go to school? Again, I am a complete beginner with the higher education system in Canada. Appreciate your help by the way.
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Yeah but can you specify which advisor? The counselor in GB is only available if you are already registered I believe. Should I call the Head of Nursing Dept.? Her number is on the College Info Booklet.
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So I just relocated here in Toronto and I am dead-set on taking the BScN program at my local George Brown School. However, my heart sank when I found out that registration was in Nov. 1, Offers of Admission in Feb. 1, and it starts in September. As it stands now I have about 1.4 years to wait for that. Are there any preparation courses or specific University credit courses I can take in the meantime? My education level is a high school diploma and 5 prerequisite to RN classes from California so please don't be afraid to get down to basics when it comes to the education system here in Toronto. I need all the help I can get. Also how tough/competitive is the admissions for the BScN program? Thanks you.