Catiecheung

Hi ohmychonny! Just wondering how did everything work out for you? I'm in the same situation right now and is wondering if I could reduce the course load on my own. Registrar people always say you are supposed to be doing it full time but I want to hear it from the students. Can you tell me how many days of school do you have on average? I have only a few more days to accept the offer and I'm not sure if I should take it. Thanks for any advice!!! All the best :)

Sigh I was so excited in the beginning but now that I'm sad. I think you've made the right decision consider how hard it is to just get our foot in the door. I will very possibly do the same thing now even though I'm only working casual. I'm still trying the best I could to get a job with some guaranteed hours if not full time. I just applied to the Centennial/Ryerson program and hoping to start next September. Not my first choice but at least I get to keep getting the real life experience that everyone is asking for. I'm surprised there are so few schools that offer part time Bscn. They should be more flexible about it as there're a lot of nurses want to upgrade but can't go to school full time. Good luck!! :)

Hello all, Please help if anyone knows if I can do the Mohawk - McMaster post rpn to Bscn part time? Or any chances I can keep my job while doing full time? anyone has any idea how many days they have school if you do full time? Unfortunately I have bills to pay so I can't just go to school full time without working. Any advice or suggestions would be extremely appreciated. Thanks in advance!! Catie