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xokw BSN, RN

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  1. There is no 1 year LPN program in Ontario. There are no LPNs in Ontario actually, it is called an RPN. The shortest program is 4 terms and some colleges have increased their programs to 5
  2. 1) prehealth does help gain entrance into collaborative BScN programs (at a college) IF you've never studied at a university before. 2) ILC credits are acceptable and the colleges don't give...
  3. Becoming an LPN requires you to go to nursing school as well. LPNs are very much nurses. Also, depending where you live, there are bridging programs that will allow you to get your BScN with some...
  4. Good luck everyone on your first
  5. New Graduate looking for a job!

    Exactly what I am constantly telling new grads who then roll their eyes and brush me off as if I have no idea what I am talking about! I guess I am still a new grad myself but I took whatever job I...
  6. Me too I can sense my cold feet coming on.
  7. Where are you
  8. Good to know, thanks. I'm really nervous and hoping the time flies like it did in the PN
  9. How can you complete the program part-time in two years when it takes two years to complete it full-time as
  10. Yes it is very unrealistic. They would certainly be looked into and could even lose their accreditation with the CNO for stats like that. Also, according to the CNO, Seneca only has 100-140 students...
  11. That is definitely an
  12. difference between a PSW and a LPN

    I run into aides with that view so often, it is very frustrating. BahoRN explains it so beautifully in this post, I couldn't say it better if I tried.
  13. The CoMac program takes 60 students. It is the exact same program as the MoMac one just at a different campus. I have not started yet but from what I understand, the first year is a transition year...
  14. What do you mean how many are new??
  15. I believe the minimum cutoff was about an 85%
  16. That must be a Mohawk thing I'm guessing. Our acceptances for the Mac program at Conestoga were based only on GPA. Weird how it varies from two different
  17. Conestoga provided us with both our % based average and GPA. You should have no problem getting into any bridging programs in the future, I believe the cutoff (for the Mac one) is usually around 85%....
  18. I had a 4.0. I'm not sure what the process is for upgrading, I would contact the academic advisor for the program and she could probably give you more info. Her name and email are listed on the...
  19. No, McMaster (at Conestoga). The only reason I did it through Centennial initially was because of the part-time
  20. I got out after one semester. I didn't like it either. I go full time next month, I think it will work better for
  21. Jan 2015 Hopefuls

    I'd have to agree that Centennial is really hard. I didn't do my practical nursing there but took a course called Health Assessment (part of the bridging program) and it was the most I've ever learned...
  22. You should do police checks as soon as possible because they can take a long time to come
  23. RPN to BScN program

    Nipissing offers a program like that. You do have to be employed at one of their partner agencies to qualify, though. Here is the link:...
  24. Jan 2015 Hopefuls

    I would have to say that Humber does not have a reputation as being one of the best. Not at all. GBC and Centennial are both pretty good from what I have heard. Good
  25. There definitely are programs that do not allow repeated PN courses. Centennial/Ryerson is one of them, it is stated very clearly on the website. Nipissing University offers an online program but you...