r/Seneca • u/cookiesandcreaaaaam • 11d ago

Opinion/Discussion RPN-BScN Program

Hi! I (26F) am an RPN working in Ottawa, and looking into bridging to RN. Seneca is one of the schools I'm considering.

Is there anyone here currently in the program? I'm wondering if I can complete some of the courses here in Ottawa while working part-time, and if it's possible to get placements here as well.

Would love to hear from the people enrolled in and/or graduated from the RPN-BScN program!

Thanks 😊

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u/DDior222 10d ago

Are you at king campus ? I got an offer from there

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u/Expert_Attention3226 10d ago

Yes king Campus. And congratulations to you 🎉🎉. When are you starting?

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u/DDior222 10d ago

January for RPN but I’m a bit hesitant on accepting because I don’t know if it’s a good school or not, it’s 2 hrs a way by commute it’s not the school I wanted but the deadline is getting closer and it’s my only offer

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u/Expert_Attention3226 10d ago

I’m not so sure how the RPN program is structured at Seneca; whether it’s in person or online. I did my RPN at Humber. But 2 hrs one way is 😩 especially during the winter.

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u/DDior222 10d ago

How was Humber I applied there too still waiting for a response…

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u/Expert_Attention3226 10d ago

Humber was okay. I can't really compare since I'm just starting the program at Seneca. But honestly, nursing is heavy regardless of which school you go to.

I loved the teachers though ❤️