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  1. Most schools are competitive in Ontario, There is no way of avoiding the prerequiste courses, you need to do them through adult learning/ILC or a 1 year pre-health program. Also, getting the mininum...
  2. Where the heck are all the jobs?

    Nurses are not in high demand in Canada right now. Colleges will tell you anything to get your tuition dollars. Your best bet is to keep applying everywhere, and perhaps get someone to look over your...
  3. exhausted all options..

    I wish I had some advice to offer you. I'm not sure how EI is suppose to help you, usually it is paid to you if you have been laid off, taking sick leave, or maternity leave. I'm not sure if social...
  4. Admission Office. Help!

    Universities only consider your second semester mid term marks after you have received a conditional offer, they want to make sure you maintain your average or higher. The program fills up very...
  5. help- How to become an RN- no science courses

    Sorry, you have to do the required prerequisite science courses 12 U Chemistry and 12 U Biology, there is no avoiding this. The majority of universities or collaborative college/universities programs...
  6. Hello advice and thoughts

    You can apply as a mature student for a practical nursing program in Ontario. However, you will still need grade 12 chemistry, 12 english, 12 math, and either grade 11 or 12 biology to apply. Also,...
  7. Wanting to be a nurse

    It depends what province you are in and whether you want to be a RN or LPN/RPN(ontario) I can give you the information for Ontario, but I'm not sure about the other provinces and territories. For the...
  8. Tim Hudak and Nursing

    Thank you for posting this. I have never liked Tim Hudak, he's too extreme for my liking. I really worry about what's going to happen to our education and health care system if he is
  9. I think it's pretty evident that you have been a bit catty and petty. Some of your comments have conviently dissapeared/edited and your first comment stating "And for the record.... ILC courses/night...
  10. Ok then.... just because you feel ILC is free because it's a lot cheaper than other options doesn't make it free (most people equate free to being $0). I'm taking ILC courses because it is a lot...
  11. I'm not being "technical", just stating a fact. I rather give readers accurate information so they can make an informed decision. I have spent $340 so far with ILC (that includes a graphing calculator...
  12. Just because 1 option (for ex. ILC) is much cheaper than option 2 (pre-health) doesn't make it free. By that logic does that mean my $1 coffee I bought today is considered "free" compared to buying a...
  13. VulpesVulpes, ILC courses are not free. I've been taking courses since Spetember, each one has cost me
  14. RN to work as LPN

    If you went to school to be a RN you should try to find a job as a RN in other locations, it's not really fair for LPN's who are trying to find
  15. Registered Nurse Job Prospects Canada 2014

    You can do a google search "RN jobs Ottawa area" and you will find various RN positions including the major hospitals in Ottawa (CHEO, The Ottawa Hospital, Queens Carleton Hospital) and it will also...
  16. Registered Nurse Job Prospects Canada 2014

    Where in Ontario do you live? There are RN jobs outside of the Ottawa region (Eastern Ontario) and some jobs northern Ontario. Compared to Alberta, Ontario isn't that bad (as long as you are not...
  17. Seneca Pre health

    There is no way I would spend that much money on the pre health program when I can do all of the courses for much less through ILC or an adult learning school. Also, I can apply to any...
  18. If you want to find out how the University of Ottawa calculates averages for admissions or want more information you should contact the school
  19. Your marks are actually pretty good. I'm sure you will get accepted. It's difficult to give you an exact cut off range since it changes every year, but a 90.7 % looks pretty good in my
  20. High School Average for RPN

    Good luck getting into the practical nursing program :) I'm interested in attending Algonquin College as well but for the bachelor of science in
  21. If your goal is to become a RN, and you don't have the required university level courses from high school then I would recommend you take them through adult learning/night school or through ILC...
  22. PSW to RPN pathway

    What school are you planning to do the psw to rpn bridge? I know Mohawk (here's the link) FAQ - Personal Support Worker (PSW) to Practical Nursing (PN) Bridging Diploma Program - Mohawk College...
  23. PSW to RPN pathway

    My apologies I just noticed you stated in a different post that you already have your psw certificate. The bridging option would probably be a better option than taking pre-health, if you can manage...
  24. PSW to RPN pathway

    I haven't done the bridging from psw to rpn, but a close friend of mine did it and she still had to complete the required prerequisites (chemistry, math, english) even though she had her psw...
  25. Good luck :) I can't offer much advice because I'm in the same boat as you, I'm looking at applying to a collaborative nursing program as well (algonquin college/university of ottawa and st lawrence...