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no problem! Every bridging program looks for something a little different. If I remember correctly the Mohawk-Mcmaster program only look at your semester 3/4 marks. My average from those two semesters was an 89 (you also have to answer a questionnaire which accounts for 50% of your admission decision). I believe they average to be considered starts at a 75% but is competitive from there.

thanks! how did you adjust to the PBL learning style?

Hello! I'm starting the mohawk/mcmaster rpn-bscn program in September. I'm wondering if there's anyone who can give me a little insight on the course load? I understand with PBL that a lot of the learning is done on your own and I have looked at the courses online. Are you still on campus 5 days a week? I'm mainly asking because I want to continue working as an rpn part time, and I just want to get an idea of how many shifts a week I'll be able to work (or if I'll be able to maintain my part time position) Also, is it possible to opt out of a couple electives and take them in the summer to lighten up the workload during the school year? Thanks in advance for any information!