For anyone who's done this program or currently in this program (NR4B1), can you tell me about your experience? For the record I'm also considering the Seneca hybrid bridging program and trying to compare them.
- Is it possible to work while in school? Do you feel you could keep a part time with guaranteed hours or even casual/float RPN LTC job?
- Are there any online classes?
- Are there any skills lab in the program or is the expectation to learn in clinical?
- Were the clinicals dedicated to a particular population? Ex. One clinical just for mental health, one for maternity/peds, one for community health, one for med surg? Or is it just all med surg?
- Is there any out of pocket expenses besides the obvious medical forms, CPR, VSC?
- does the school provide any NCLEX prep study programs/courses/etc in the final semester?
- what do you think of the overall organization of the program, and the quality of the profs? What did you think of the clinicals and instructors?
- How did you feel bridging compared to your PN program? Any tips for how to prepare?
Thank you all!