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Opps forgot to add for other candidate (college, uni, etc.), I would see if I have all high school course requirement or equivalent it. If not, get them. For the marks that you need to get in, contact your school of your choice (they would said a ave...

Hi, This is for those who are still wondering about either doing the RPN or the RN program. Here is my advice, if you are graduating from high school, I would look if I have those: RPN: either 4U or 4C courses (maths, bio, chem, french-english or so...

I'm in the BScN program and we can do PSW work after a year of school. Maybe I would work has a PSW to see why did I failed the RPN program and if I am back in the program, what would I do different? In your case, I would go do the PSW certificate si...

I have classmates who were really good in school having really high marks, but in the first semester of nursing school, they failed. Like NurseMischa, BSN said some students does blow the first or second semester. What I would said is that if you get...

I'm in nursing school (BScN) program and some small school could take you like Nipissing or so. But I would try to get at least some A. I would talk to your program coordinator about. I believe after years and years of work, you can get in the BScN r...

I talk it to the admission about it onces. They take I think only 18 peoples. If I believe you need a GPA of 8 or 8.5 on 10 (so 80-85%). It's pretty high. Here's a list of requirement: Nursing (Second-entry) Additional requirements At least 60 credi...

Which campus? It's offer in Brockville, Kingston and Cornwall?

My advise would be to talk to some one. For the BScN program, you can do work in hospitals, retirement homes, government, and so. I would look into my interest in both program and then decide. Has for your daughter, I would look and see if both schoo...

Good luck. I am starting my BScN at Laurentian. Starting has a RPN is always a good idea since you have more advantage in maturity. I am a bid older and most of my classmate just finish high school (but some of them seem mature). Also, you get to kno...

Try pre nursing (if you haven't decide it). If you're marks are to low, do RPN and then work for couple years and then go do the bridge to become a nurse.

Forgot from last comment, they are both the same thing. None of them is better that the other. You're a nurse at the end.

The BN you take least science that the BScN,it's probably because you already did your science. Take a nursing diploma, since your code R to get in nursing at McGill is only 25,7 and it's not that competitive comparing the regular one. Still study fo...

Cons: well I can't tell all of them but for Ottawa: you do not have clinicas until 2nd year (2nd semester) but mostly 3rd year. queens: can be the same, but not really like ottawa. I don't see any cons for the collobarative ones. pro: queens: they ha...

Except in Quebec (for now).

It's good enough for LPN(RPN). Good luck

I got a accepted into the Laurentian BScN and they have coll BScN has well. I don't think there is a different depending on the school. It should be the same program outline you're doing comparing those going immediately into university.

I would go with Mac even if the scholarship is not that high. I hear great stuff about it. Starting hands on would be better that waiting. I believe you start hands on in 3rd year at ottawa u (or a bid in 2nd year, not a 100% sure).

I got accepted at Laurentian university and long story why not going to U of O

Hi, So I just found out that I got accepted it into nursing (the RN program). Like we all know, we need to keep a mark to remind the offer. My semester is going pretty well (Won't said how much I got so far). Anyway, my mom wants me to try Ottawa U ...

I am French. So I was not focusing on one of them. I would said go for probably George Brown or Mohawk. Their program since interesting from what I read. I can not really said some pro or cons about those program :S. Hoping I try my best. If you want...

forgot the rest of my message, GOOD LUCK.

I apply into nursing, but not the BScN Ottawa U-Algonquin Woodroffe coll., I hear the mark is around I think 80%-85% (I believe). Try looking at this website: University of Ottawa - Faculty of Health Sciences - School of Nursing or at the admission o...

Hello, So I started in psychology (I am not telling how many years I did it) and then decide it to change into nursing. I do not have all my prerequisite from high school to get in a nursing school. My mother would like me to go to college for a year...

Thanks for your reply, I took the general arts and science program where they gave me the rest of my prerequisite. I got accepted into nursing (RN). Still waiting to see where else I get in before deciding where I am going for sure.

Great advice but some people actually do pre college so they do not meet prerequisite for the RN program. So RPN can be a good start. I recently got accepted into a RN program and I am waiting for more offer, so I will be deciding later where I am go...