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Yes, 3.0+....The tuition is about $20,000.You start with nursing courses as early as your sophmore yr.

No, the TN visa is just a visa.A Green card is not involved.This would make it too easy to become a permanent Resident of the US.I don't really know alot about immigration, but I am positive that this is only a visa.Under the TN Visa, you can work legally in the US for a certain amount of time.The length of time can be adjusted for a longer period of time, I believe by request/renewal of the Visa.I advice you to go to : http://www.uscis.gov and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAFTA. You will get specific answers to your question.

Yes, I have used it.I got a A- for that class, so I guess it's a really good book.We didnt go over every single chapter.Many people did poorly in that class because they failed to purchase the book.I spent $57 on it.I bought it new.

Hi Suzzane, You seem to know alot when it comes to certain subjects pertaining to Canada.Im a College student in the US, and Im a Canadian Citizen.I was wondering If I would be able to get full financial aid even though I did all my schooling in the US? Furthermore, How competitive are the Nursing programs in Ontario and Montreal? I checked out their websites, but found no info regarding gpa cutoff points..etc..Do you know what GPA Nursing schools In Canada are currently looking for..Ill be applying as a transfer student.Thank so much in advance, Suzzane...

Uhhmm,if you haven't heard, there is no limit to how many times a person on this site can ask a question..You are not forced to answer any of the questions on this site and you are out of place to point out the fact that I have asked the same question 3 times. If I received appropriate answers the first time I asked don't you think I wouldnt have to ask the same question again?.

Im a Canadaian citizen, but I spent practically my whole life in the US..Can I still get financial aid for school if I go back to Canada?

What does that mean? Seal tech??? Can you explain it to me? As for your question, yes, most BSN schools require 2 yrs of liberal arts and then 2 years of Nursing courses.SOme schools actually allow their students to start taking Nursing courses during their sophmore yr while taking some liberal arts classes..Hope this helps.You're young, so why not go straight for you BSN? I have heard that it would only take about 1 yr-1.5 yrs to get a BSn after you have received your ADN, but I suggest you go for your BSN.After getting your associates, you'll probably get lazy and not want to go to school.LOL

The first answer is exactly correct.I would Guess that the NonNursing courses you are taking are c0-requisits(courses you take with the Nursing courses.)..Prereqs are courses you must take before a program , such as Nursing)..

Sorry for not responding to your questions: I did not receive any alerts!

i would like to know how easy it is to get a job as a rn in canada;preferably in ontario and montreal.what is the current salary for rn's?thanks!

I think this thread should be deleted because it has brought about too much anger among the members of this community!!! Good luck to you all.

True sn, Allnurses is a community where one's opinion can be expressed while not receiving criticisms for it.There are many people within this comminty who don't argree with the views/imputs presented on the site, but that does not make it right to attack any member of the allnurses community.However, if you feel offended by my statement, I say pretend that you didn't see it!Lol

i totally agree with you>i went to a community college where people would take like 2 courses per semester and get in just because they took their classes bit by bit:they had more time to devote to each course(prerequsite)!!! i attended full time , but didn't get accepted with a 3.55 gpa.as for your statement, many people who are studying nursing probably don't even know what nurses do! i asked a h.s girl what the duty of nurses were and she said she didn't know!!!she wants to be a rn!!! i really suggest that these people who are choosing nursing as a second career option or students who don't even know what nurses do ,butwho are choosing nursing should leave the seats for people who truly love nursing and who know what their duty entails!!! good luck yo you darling!

3.55 - Rejected

[color=lime]where do you go to school? what was the minimum gpa to get into the the program? what were the prerequisits????