kristindun

Thank you!! I'll definitely think about that!!

I don't have that option unfortunately.

What hospital/Province?

Hi guys, I have a few questions related to bridging if anyone who has taken the program at centennial or other schools can answer some questions! 1. what was your GPA when accepted to bridge? 2. How did your GPA change when you were bridging? 3. Was there an extreme gap in knowledge when starting? 4. What was the program like? What clinical placements did you have and was what you learned very different from your PN education? 5. If you did centennial, if you receive the 3.0 are you 100% guaranteed to go to Ryerson, and do you need to maintain that 3.0 the rest of your time at ryerson? Any additional advice/information would be super helpful! Thank you!!

Compressed program is an accelerated BScN degree. Ex: Trent's compressed program requires you complete 1 full year of undergrad or a college diploma WITHOUT being registered with the CNO. Since my college doesn't allow us to be registered until after July, I am ineligible to bridging programs (I think hence my question) which is why I am wondering if going compressed is another option.

Hi guys, I am going to complete my RPN education this year, however the school I am at doesn't allow us to write our CNO until the end of July which looks like it makes me ineligible at a lot of the RPN bridge to RN programs. Does anyone know if they will give conditional offers to pass in September/October? With my RPN nursing background I am thinking of just applying to the compressed programs if I can't apply to the bridge. Does anyone have experience with this and what schools you are at/applied to? Did anyone apply to collaborative programs?

A lot of them require 70 in the entire program for admission.

I only completed 2.5/4 years and my average was no more than maybe a C+

I only completed 2.5/4 years and my average wasn't no more than C+

Hi everyone, I am currently in my 2nd year of the RPN program at Fleming College and I have decided I want to take my BScN after I graduate. I know some schools don't accept you if you repeat a course of receive anything under 70%, however I have received 2 (or 3.. can't recall) marks under 70 however my GPA is still 75% before 3rd semester. Do I have a chance at any school? What school do you recommend? Any tips? I'm 23 with a undergrad in Biology, now my PN diploma soon so I really would like to get the BScN done relatively sooner than later. Please help!