Get to know: Nursing (Virtual Open House)

Learn more about Ryerson, and access our admissions handbook:
www.ryerson.ca/learn-more
Are you interested in the Nursing? Are you passionate about making a difference? Come join us at the Collaborative Nursing Degree Program information session where you will get a chance to learn more about this program including the program curriculum, admission requirements, opportunities for experiential learning, and career opportunities upon graduation. Learn about the Collaborative Nursing Degree Program directly from faculty and a student guest speaker.

[@claire_726]

Do nursing courses follow the same grading system as the rest of Ryerson courses (4.33 scale)? Do they have pass/fail classes?

[@bcooper5362]

Yes, the undergraduate nursing programs (BScN) align with Ryerson's GPA scale up to 4.33. A passing grade in each required nursing course is 63% equal to a C (2.00 GPA). A passing grade in any of the other required courses for the degree (includes nursing related such as Anatomy and Physiology, liberal studies electives and professionally related electives such as Psychology & Sociology courses) is 50% equal to D- (0.67 GPA). The only Pass/ Fail graded courses are the nursing practice courses (clinical placement) that require a Pass in order to continue to the next semester/ year and take all the corresponding courses with that semester. Year 1 semester 1 which normally just had lab and classroom based learning focussed on professional communication, fundamental nursing skills and theory integration was part of the introduction to nursing practice course without any clinical placement/ rotation in any health care settings, although this component would need to be confirmed since their degree program just changed this past Sept.

[@ASH_wonu]

What if i took grade 11 uni bio and got 63%? Can I still wait after i take grade 12 bio so that i can apply to make sure i have the grade requirement? I took english in summer school

[@ChooseTMU]

Please visit ryerson.ca/admissions/undergraduate/contact if you'd like more clarification!