nursingstudentxo
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Hi all, I got accepted into the full time program for bridging to university nursing at centennial college. I've graduated from centennial RPN program and passed my CPRNE. Excited and nervous to start and I have a few questions for those who are currently in the program or have graduated 1) If I were to switch from full time to flexible bridging, would I have to do part time BSCN at Ryerson or can I take it full time once I'm there? > How long does part time bscn at Ryerson takes? 2) How is the course workload in full and flexible? Would you say it's like the RPN program at centennial? 3) In the first semester of full time, how long is the clinical hours, is it by yourself or with a group of other students, and do they place you at hospitals only? 4) How many days will I be at school including clinical? 5) Once finished the bridging program, and I've achieved a 3.0 or higher GPA, am I guaranteed a spot at Ryerson? Thank you for your help :-)
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I'm quite nervous yet excited for Nursing School so I was wondering for those already in school (or nurses) if you can give tips/advice for us newbies haha Thank you :)
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Oh okay, I just heard people saying that. I guess it depends on the person. Thank you. I hope to get into GB but if not, I'll be attending Centennial :)
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The thing is I emailed admissions at centennial about a week ago asking what's the status of my applications (2014 & 2015 program) and a lady from admissions emailed me asking what's my student number then sent an email saying "September is full but I have given you an acceptance for the 2015 program. Thank you for choosing Centennial" yesterday and bam I received an offer on OCAS. Has this happened to anyone else? It is way early but I'm not complaining haha. Thank you.
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Hey. I've recently been accepted into the RPN program for Jan 15 at Centennial. Still waiting on George Brown. I've heard mixed reviews on both of the colleges but they have the same standards so I guess they are quite the same. Many people say Centennial and Humber are the top for Nursing though :) I hope you get accepted!