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Hi..

I am internationally educated nurse from Korea..

Yes I have read the post up there that you must search the board before you post..( I did and I could not find what I want, yet..^^)

I am so confused by this whole BSN thing..

I graduated from Korea three year college(diploma) and I worked as RN in Korea and States(I also have a RN licence in States)....

I know that I need 4-year degree to become a RN in Ontario..

But, someone told me that If I go BC than I will be fine with 3-year diploma to be a RN..

Is that true???

or I need to take bridging courses in BC, too..

Please, it is very confusing.......:banghead:

Please, help me out.~~~

Thanks..

p.s. If there is a same question as mine... I am sorry... blame my poor searching ability....:typing

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

There is no way to predict until you submit your application to the college and they assess your transcripts.

Moving this to the International forum as per the red banner

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mlbsport,

Why don't u get their number and try calling them? usually on the list of requirements they would state whether the application must have a bachelor degree or four-year nursing degree, if it's not there then it is probably not a requirement. Also make sure you look at info specific to internationally educated nurses. If you are in the US then it's quite easy to call canada or buy a calling card... that will probably resolve ur doubts as for now.

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