Bachelor of Science - Nursing (Honours) (Cornwall)

The Bachelor of Science - Nursing (Honours) - BScN program at St. Lawrence College (SLC) offers a comprehensive nursing education that prepares students for a successful career in the healthcare field.Advantages of the BScN program at SLC include early clinical placements starting from the first semester, providing students with hands-on experience right from the beginning. With small class sizes, students benefit from a supportive learning environment and personalized attention from professors and instructors.SLC has a strong track record of employment after graduation, with many graduates finding employment in their local communities in Eastern Ontario. The program has established strong ties with local healthcare agencies, which support student and new graduate employment.Registered Nurses find rewarding careers in areas such as public and community health, critical care, rehabilitation, long-term care, maternal and child health, medical and surgical nursing, mental health, correctional services, and many more.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent with the following prerequisites-Minimum 75percent overall average for six Grade 12U or 12M level courses including-Grade 12 English at the U levelGrade 12 Math at the U levelGrade 12 Biology at the U levelGrade 12 Chemistry at the U levelORCompletion of Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees program (1094) Kingston , Brockville , Cornwall with a minimum 3.00 GPA or 75percent overall averageApplicants to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program who are currently attending or have attended any other College or University must disclose and provide their full academic history by providing official transcripts from all colleges and universities they currently and previously attended. Proof of current enrollment is required if currently enrolled at a college or university. Official transcripts and documentation are required for all courses, including those not leading to a completed credential, where credit was not granted, and where academic work was not related to the field of nursing. Failure to disclose previous post-secondary course work is considered academic misconduct under the academic integrity policy and may result in a revoked offer of admission or removal from the program.Your most recent post-secondary education must meet a minimum standard (overall average of 70percent or a 2.80 GPA) and you must be in good academic standing with your last college or university to be considered for entry. For applicants who receive an offer of admission and a final transcript reveals that the applicant did not meet the minimum standard, the College can revoke their offer of admission. If the applicant becomes a student in the program and a final transcript reveals that the student does not meet the minimum standard, the College can remove the student from the program.Passport. Originalorcertified as well as translated copies of your completed SecondaryorPost-Secondary transcripts or equivalent.Originalorcertified SecondaryorPost-Secondary DiplomaorDegree.