cmariedawn

Hi there, Was just hoping to hear from anyone who can give me any information about the Centennial College/Ryerson University bridging program. I have reached out to Centennial a few times now, however... I am either getting very ambiguous responses or contradictory information!! I'm getting very frustrated. Here is what I gather so far: Centennial offers the bridging component in TWO different options. The courses that are offered in hybrid are the exact same courses that are offered in the flex program. 1. Flex - Students are required to be in class up to three times per week or more as the flexdelivery is 75% of the full time course load - The flex program is a daytime program and all your classes are during the day - The students that attend the flex program often have courses all day once a week but that is not always possible. Students typically take between 4 to 5 courses each semester not including clinical which is held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 2. Hybrid - The courses have an online component that requires students to facilitate their own learning through a constructivist approach before attending a 4 hour evening tutorial each week for the courses being taken that semester. - The hybrid program runs over 6 consecutive semesters I currently work Monday to Friday from 8:30-4:30 as an RPN for Public Health. I applied to the flex program to begin in January 2016 since I was only working part time when I applied. I accepted this full time position a couple of months after applying for the RPN to BScn Flex program. I initially thought that going back to school wouldn't be possible and was ready to ditch the idea. But now I'm wondering if it is. Can anyone offer any information on the Hybrid program, specifically? Has anyone done this while working full-time day shifts? What is a typical semester like for Hybrid students? Is it possible? Help!