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Hello! Has anyone applied to any of the *NEW* stand-alone Ontario RPN-BSCN Bridging and/or BSCN programs at the colleges (+ York University), with failed or repeated courses on previous BSCN or PN transcripts? Thanks in advance!

OUUU, I wasn't really sure, but that's reassuring! Thank you!

3.6, which I believe is 80%?

Congratulations on your offer as well! Yes, I hope that's the case!

I got waitlisted...😫 I hope to get an offer for the Oshawa site because it's closer to where I live. What was your GPA?

I've been accepted into: GBC/Trent, OntarioTechU (Barrie) and Seneca for their RPN to BSCN bridging program. I live in Toronto, do not drive (take public transit), and would consider myself to be average (but hard-working) student. Realist...

I got accepted into Ontario Tech University (Barrie) for the RPN to BSCN program on March 10th. I finished with a 3.6 GPA on my practical nursing transcript, and a failed pathophysiology when I was previously in the BScN program. 

I got accepted into Seneca College for the RPN to BSCN program on March 9th. I finished with a 3.6 GPA on my practical nursing transcript, and a failed pathophysiology when I was previously in the BScN program. 

I got accepted into Sault College for the RPN to BSCN program on February 22nd. I finished with a 3.6 GPA on my practical nursing transcript, and a failed pathophysiology when I was previously in the BScN program. 

I got accepted into George Brown College for the RPN to BSCN program on February 14th! I finished with a 3.6 GPA on my practical nursing transcript, and a failed pathophysiology when I was previously in the BScN program. 

I got accepted into Canadore College for the RPN to BSCN program on February 1st! I finished with a 3.6 GPA on my practical nursing transcript, and a failed pathophysiology when I was previously in the BScN program.

Thanks for your feedback! What program were you accepted into? But you withdrew before the “failed” course would have appeared on your transcript, and then repeated the course- right? Was the repeated course in the the BSCN or ...

I hear you, sounds good!

Hello everyone, I just graduated the RPN program at Centennial College in April 2019, began registered with the CNO in July 2019, and landed a RPN job as a clinical research assistant in October 2019. Unfortunately, the clinical research job is only ...

Thanks everyone! ? I see ,thank you!

Alright, thanks for the information!

WOW, thanks so much- very insightful! WOW, thanks so much- very insightful!

Very interesting! What type of unit do you work on?

Hello! I was wondering what it's like working on a cardiology unit at the hospital? What tends to be the nurse-patient ratio? What is the general activity level of the patient population (independent, 1 person assist, 2 person assist, total care)? Wh...

It's not a dream, I'm just wondering if anyone has experienced it. But I totally hear what you are saying, thanks!

Alright, thanks for your input! Interesting, I will look into it- thanks!

You can try researching more into the following programs: 1. George Brown College/Trent University= in-class program at GBC (must complete CASPer™ Test as part of the application process), apply through GBC (by way of ontariocolleges.ca), obtain BSC...

I initially was reading chapters for maybe a couple of weeks and although it was informative- I don't think I was really retaining any information, because it was a passive way of learning. I found that doing practice questions helped me way more, be...

I studied about 6 hours a day (12pm-6pm), 5 days a week (Mon-Fri), for 1.5 - 2 months (mid April to end of June 2019). I wrote my exam on June 24th, 2019, and passed on the first attempt! I would recommend practicing the questions at the end of the c...

Hello, I will be completed my pregraduate semester in Jan 2018 in hopes of graduating from my RPN program at Centennial College in Apr 2018. I plan on taking my RPN licensing exam shortly after (probably within the next 2-4 months), and plan to have ...