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  1. RPN bridging (centennial/others)

    To clarify, you need a cumulative GPA of 3.0 in all the bridging courses along with your PN courses to get in. That doesn't mean every course has to be a minimum 3.0 (B grade). You can still get C's...
  2. RPN bridging (centennial/others)

    Be sure to search this forum because there are a lot of posts regarding the Centennial/Ryerson RPN to BScN program. 1) I completed my PN at Centennial so was automatically accepted provided that I...
  3. LTC in Canada: 1st Job

    A major challenge in LTC is working with PSWs/Care Aides placing a great deal of responsibility on to the nurse. It is our job to evaluate the quality of care they provide and I think that's not done...
  4. Working at LTC- What is your daily routine?

    Since you worked as a PSW at the facility it should not be too difficult to transition into the RPN role. Find out more about resident/family preferences in regards to the plan of care since many...
  5. Start PN or wait to apply for BSCN! Pls help

    I think it would be wise to evaluate your support system and talk to those that know you especially well. You need to map out your goals and their expected time
  6. NP school in Ontario with low GPA

    I recently attended an information session in Toronto that included NP for combined masters and certificate. Key messages were: 1) very competitive (30 seats for all cohorts (combined masters and...
  7. RPN- RN Bridging Inquiries!

    Congrats on starting the bridging program. If you think pathotherapeutics + acute and chronic illness theory is hard wait until you do semester 3. The first semester is pretty straight forward but the...
  8. Bridging in Ontario (any options)

    Have you spoke to your nursing department's coordinator for your program to see what other hopeful options are for the GTA? Ryerson will definitely not take a student who failed/repeated a nursing...
  9. Brock University (Second Degree)

    I'm not 100% sure but I think it has something to do with mature student status. My good friend decided to pursue nursing after her first degree which was in business commerce wanted to take a full...
  10. Brock University (Second Degree)

    Contact Brock's admission department since you studied there. They will most likely require you to apply through OUAC or OCAS for the collaborative program. The 4-year program at Brock will require...
  11. Failing Pathology (RPN) bridging options?

    Athabasca may be your best option since I have had classmates whom failed nursing core courses apply and have been accepted into their program. Many have given up suggesting the challenges of an...
  12. RPN to RN questions

    There are tons of posts here regarding bridging programs so search them up. Your school's program page lists the transfer agreements to other schools to complete the BScN. Practical Nursing : Fleming...
  13. Pre health at Seneca

    I heard the same thing about Seneca's pre-health science program and yes most pre-health programs are structured to support transitioning into their own school's practical nursing/BScN program. They...
  14. New Grad Resume Help

    Just some general tips: - Make your resume condensed to fit one page. I would just list the PSW job title, dates, employer and leave the description of the job duties out unless they are relevant to...
  15. Pre Health to PN at different schools

    Pre-health programs tend to be structured to support the health science programs from that particular school so whether another school is willing to accept it or not you really have to contact the...
  16. I just reviewed the course outlines from Seneca's website for your consolidation course from both the continuing education and fulltime program. The grading requirements are the same for both sections...
  17. RPN-BSCN Bridging Question!!

    The 3.0 GPA requirement is for both practical nursing and Bridging program. Your past BSc GPA will not be an issue. The issue will be if you had studied nursing (RN diploma, BScN) prior to practical...
  18. Need Help to go to Bridge to University

    Like our fellow peers on here have mentioned, you should focus on your present studies instead of dreading over your chances of getting into a bridging to BScN program. Planning ahead isn't a bad...
  19. RPN to RN bridging (UOIT)

    You are only guaranteed a spot in year 3 BScN if you pass their bridging courses. I had a colleague who started bridging at UOIT and couldn't complete it and went to the U.S. to do an associate degree...
  20. RPN to RN, BScn Bridging 2016, Ontario

    When I started the bridging program at Centennial College a few of my classmates just finished their practical nursing programs and haven't written their
  21. ontario rpn to rn bridging

    Yes you can hold both RN and RPN within the province simultaneously but you have to pay for both licenses yearly and have separate liability insurance for each. You can't practice in both roles in the...
  22. Ryerson Nursing Post-Diploma

    Post-diploma means those who possess a diploma. The Post-Diploma Nursing program at Ryerson was originally catered to Registered Nurses who possessed a college nursing diploma prior to the mandated...
  23. RPN to BScN Bridging in Ontario: My Experience

    You would not have been admitted into the bridging program if that failed food service course counted. No repeats or failed courses are pertaining to "nursing core courses" so I highly doubt that...
  24. RPN to BScN Bridging in Ontario: My Experience

    The Centennial/Ryerson Bridging program only looks at failed/repeated "nursing core" courses so your unsuccessful paramedic courses should be no problem. This no failed/repeated requirement affects...
  25. RPN to BScN

    Since you are currently at Centennial College as long as you maintain a 3.0 GPA will no failed or repeated courses you will be admitted into the bridging program. Centennial students have priority as...