School: Fanshawe College
Program:Collaborative Nursing
Program | Collaborative Nursing | Faculty | School of Nursing |
Credential | Degree | Duration | 120 Weeks |
Starting Month | September | Co-op opportunities | No |
Program Description:
Today's nurses are caring, compassionate and highly skilled men and women who nurture and treat patients alongside a team of medical professionals. The demands of a career in nursing are matched only by the personal and societal rewards that come on a daily basis. If you're ready for a high-paced, in-demand career where your kindness and medical knowledge help others, our accredited, Fanshawe's 4-year BScN program will give you the clinical skills and certification you need.
You'll study for two years at Fanshawe and two at Western University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree (BScN). You'll learn from experienced nurses who have been in busy ERs and doctor's offices, professionals who know the ropes and want to teach you. You'll begin learning in a state-of-the-art clinical education suite, then move into a 12-week clinical placement in your final work, where you'll partner with a registered nurse in one of London's exceptional health care facilities. This program also utilizes simulation learning.
Advantages:
The curriculum emphasizes a broad perspective of health and healing, health promotion and the ethic of caring. It takes into account health care needs in society and a changing health care system. The program educates nurses to work with individuals, families, groups, and communities in diverse settings which enables students to develop sensitivity to peoples' experiences with health, healing, and illness. Students learn to work in partnerships with clients, and interprofessional health care providers while actively participating in their own learning. Faculty and students work together in a collaborative, cooperative-learning relationship. Successful graduates from the program will be eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX - RN) for Canadian nursing entry- to-practice.
Admission Requirement:
Applicants from High School:
One of:
OSSD with courses from the University (U) or University/College (M) stream WITH:
• Grade 12 English (U)
• Grade 12 Biology (U)
• Grade 12 Chemistry (U)
• Grade 11 Functions (U) OR Grade 11 Functions and Applications (M)
(Note: minimum final grade required in each course is 65)
PLUS 3 additional Grade 12 University (U) or University/College (M) courses
This is a highly competitive program and applicants should strive to achieve an average in the high 80’s over the best six Grade 12, University (U) or University/College (M) courses which also includes the prerequisite courses stated above
OR
Applicants from College:
Fanshawe College Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees Ontario College Certificate** with a minimum overall average of 65% (C+) (2.5 cumulative GPA) and a minimum 65% (C+) in the following courses:
- COMM-3050 in lieu of Grade 12 English (U)
- BIOL-1003 and BIOL-1008 in lieu of Grade 12 Biology (U)
- CHEM-1004 and CHEM-1006 in lieu of Grade 12 Chemistry (U)
- MATH-1024 or MATH-1028 in lieu of Grade 11 Functions (U) OR Grade 11 Functions and Applications (M)
OR
Fanshawe College General Arts and Science Ontario College Certificate** with a minimum overall average of 65% (C+) (2.5 cumulative GPA) and a minimum 65% (C+) in the following courses:
- COMM-3073 in lieu of Grade 12 English (U)
- BIOL-3012 and BIOL-3013 in lieu of Grade 12 Biology (U)
- CHEM-3014 and CHEM-3015 in lieu of Grade 12 Chemistry (U)
- MATH-3079 OR MATH-3080 in lieu of Grade 11 Functions (U) OR Grade 11 Functions and Applications (M)
OR
Applicants from other acceptable programs at a College of Applied Arts and Technology must have achieved an overall GPA of 2.5 in an acceptable completed program, and the prerequisite courses listed above with a minimum grade of 65%
OR
Applicants from University:
Applicants currently enrolled in a university or who have previously attended university or other post-secondary institutions and applying to transfer into the Collaborative Nursing program are considered on the basis of their OSSD average and university or other post-secondary standing. Specifically, applicants currently enrolled in a university or who have previously attended university must maintain a minimum average of 70.0% on the last ten full credit or full credit equivalent courses in order to be considered for admission. Applicants with less than ten full credit courses must maintain a minimum average of 70.0% on all courses in order to be considered for admission. In addition, all students applying from university must have completed the prerequisite courses in English, Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics with a minimum final grade required in each course of 65% as stated in the Admission Requirements.
OR
Mature Applicants:
Mature Applicant who meets the University of Western Ontario’s definition of mature applicant (http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/mature.html) and are able to demonstrate academic success within the last four (4) years by achieving a credit equivalent to Ontario secondary school courses in Grade 12 English (U), Grade 12 Chemistry (U), Grade 12 Biology (U) (or their equivalents) and Grade 11 Functions (U) or Grade 11 Functions and Applications (M) (or equivalent) with a minimum final grade required in each course of 65%.
Tuition Fees:
Canadian Students
Program Code and Level | NSG3 Year1 | NSG3 Year 2 |
Total Fees due per Term | $7,800.53 | $7,822.52 |
Tuition Fee | $6,515.48 | $6,515.48 |
Mandatory Non-Tuition Fees | $1,232.04 | $1,232.04 |
Additional Program Fees | $53.01 | $75.00 |
International Students
Program Code and Level | NSG3 Year 1 | NSG3 Year 2 |
Total Fees due per Term | $36,004.23 | $34,761.22 |
Tuition Fee | $34,153.00 | $32,888.00 |
Mandatory Non-Tuition Fees | $1,798.22 | $1,798.22 |
Additional Program Fees | $53.01 | $75.00 |
Career:
As Registered Nurses, graduates are prepared to assume responsibility for the nursing care of people, families, and communities in health and illness in diverse settings. With experience and continuing education, potential for advancement to positions requiring advanced nursing knowledge exists. Graduates of this program will be self-directed lifelong learners who will engage in reflective practice.
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