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Well in that case, I hope you get some last minute offers from closer colleges as staying closer to family is always better. If you'd like any of my personal information (Facebook, email, or whatever) or even that information of my girlfriend, feel free to ask and pm me! It would be great to have a friend or colleague in the program before even beginning! EDIT: I am unable to send/receive PMs as I am too new to the website

Yep, we're both in it together :) We have just accepted our offers within the last few days as we had some brain storming to do. With that being said, we have not yet received anything yet, except for the confirmation email stating our acceptance Are you from the area of brockville or will you be moving from out of town? My girlfriend and myself will be coming in from the Niagara Region, so we're going to be from out of town! The city looks great though and we're both looking forward to it!

Hi there! My girlfriend and I have just accepted our offers at the Brockville campus as well! We are very excited to get started as the city looks beautiful and the program looks promising! I myself am just about to graduate from the RPN program at Niagara College. Have you gotten any more information in regards to the program yet? :)

I am about to graduate from the Full-time RPN program offered by Niagara College. I am currently completing my consolidation time as I am at the end of the program. The program itself has been great, though very stressful with all the changes and what not. If you are to be going through the modified route, I would not be too concerned as it is laid out pretty evenly. I have spoken with some part time and modified students and each of them seemed to have a life, job, and enjoyed the program. If you were to get into the full time program however, it is a little more crammed and would be a lot more stressful. Many teachers will tell you the first days of class to forget about family, friends, and jobs, as school will consume your life Regardless, if you're in the modified or part time program, I believe you will enjoy it. Additionally, I believe Niagara College has one of the better choices of placements and such. I myself, will be consolidating for a month in the Emergency Room in St Catharines General Hospital. With that being said, I do not believe many schools get the opportunity to send a student into the emergency room. Goodluck! if you have any questions let me know and I will do my best to answer them! EDIT: bridging opportunities are not the greatest with Niagara College. My goal is to become a Critical Care Nurse one day and that requires one to be a RN. Having said that, I am attending a full 4 year BScN program this coming fall as there are not many direct bridging programs available through Niagara. If you were to have the option, i'd recommend applying to collaborative nursing programs as there are many available, and are easier to get into then full 4 year university program. The reason why I am choosing to just restart my 4 years instead of bridging is because many bridging programs require a) experience and b) registration. In order to have both, I would have to take the year off and work and then start the bridging program (which is 3 years long) come Sept 2013. Instead, I am choosing to take the full 4 year program as I will start right away and finish at the same time if I were to bridge. On top of that, my girlfriend had just been accepted to the same school so we will be attending together :)