It really depends on how hard you study. I got A+for anatomy, read book before class and after class, you do see the hour you put from the marks. PPG is not that difficult, a lot of common sense. If...
If you have no family, no work, could devote 100% of your time to study, Centennial is OK.7-8 courses for one semester, anatomy test every two weeks, plus other test, you will have test almost every...
Read the book before you go to class and review right after you have the class. It is a very simple strategy, but by the time you finish the review, you will find that you actually have gone through...
Not at this stage. Mask fitting, police check, CPR Certificate are to be done once you get accepted to the program. All you have to do at this stage is to provide transcripts for math, English,...
As for me , Flex is a better option. The schedule for regulare full time has 7 or 8 courses for the first semester and second semester, which is a heavy load, especially for those who have to work....
First, Centennial only has 18 course in two years and Seneca has 27!. Two year full time program has 4 semesters and two year flexible has 6 semesters. It is called PRN flexible. Centennial spreads 4...
Yes, it is called flex. Not a part time program. But only have at most three days a week school. So you will have at least four days a week to look after home. I even read a post saying that the...
That is impossible. I have to say that the gradation rate is low, but not that low.... I found this from Centennial's website and later found out that George Brown, Seneca, Humber got the Approval...
From my experience, I am a mature student as well, you have to at least finish the coursese before your college semester starts. They might give you a conditional offer, but the condition will state...