MichaelSeto

Yes is true. I have called them and they said the Pre Health Science class at Seneca allows you to apply to either Practical Nurse or Bachelor of Science Degree. For the Pre Health Science Class, you need to maintain a GPA of 3.0(70-75%) Each course can’t be lower than 70%. This Pre Health Science Class cost almost $5000. You can also go to Adult Learning Centre to get all your prerequisites courses for free. (YES FREE!!!) This route may take about 1 - 2 years to complete depending which level you start at but the good news is you save $5000. These courses will count toward your high school transcripts, which allow you to apply to any College/University.

Does anyone here go to Ryerson University for nursing program? If so, what was your experiences like and would you recommend it. I have looked up on the Ryerson nursing program where they do 2 years at either George Brown College or Centennial College and the last 2 Years at Ryerson. Seems like a very good program. I have graduate from high school 10 years ago which I don't remember anything. I though it will be better if I start taking some courses at Adult Learning Centre to renew everything. Or should I just apply as a mature student; because I have people told me is a waste of time to re-take the course. Please let me know. If I have to compare to York University and Ryerson University which one would you choose? York required 80% and Ryerson required 70% which is a bit easier. I heard is hard to get into nursing program?