Absolutely not true, im a first year at Uoft Nursing and of the 8 courses so far the entire program has taken, the lowest course average is 77% -everyone is either a b+ student or higher. The Faculty...
Go where ever is cheaper for you, you'll be an RN either way and both UBC and Uoft are considered great schools so either way you'd win out. However, I' m currently in the UofT program (1st year) so...
just a couple weeks ago on greys anatomy, dr.yang asked one of the nurses to get her something and the nurse responded "right away doctor!" and scurried away with her head down. iIreally wanted to...
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If your at a point in your life where you can spend four yrs in school (no kids, mortgage etc.) then just go for the RN. Higher pay, you start at $30/hr,5-7$ more than an RPn and also the Rn...
So you know....you can see the reference forms yourself so you know whats on them. When your on the reference section submit your email and the form will come to you and you can see whats on it, but...
I did my 4yr undergrad at uoft st.george n live in brampton so my commute is about 1hr 30 min n honestly it really wasnt that bad n time goes by really quickly. The only issue I had with commuting is...
Hello all, just wondered if anyone could provide me some insight into nursing schedules. I did some searching online but was unable to find information specific to the GTA. I will be starting a...
So i guess the admissions Gods heard my cry- I was just accepted to Uoft's 2 year accelerated nursing program!! Some stats: Will be completing my four year undergrad degree in Sociology and Equity...
Thanks for the response Kayp. Another question...which may be a little odd to you, but if you dont mind sharing- how many courses did you have at the 400 level? and what did you study in particular....