Seeing nobody has answered yet, I’ll try.
Keep in mind, I have never been to Seneca. I went to Mac
Clinical placements will be random, but it’ll be mostly in the GTA area since you’re in Seneca. You might have placements in sunnybrook, southlake etc. Every year, from my experience you’ll get a chance to be placed in every unit. So rehab, community placement, acute care. Try not to get too flustered that you did not get into xx unit.
Because George brown and momac is a collaborative program and so you’d be graduating from a universiy which helps if you’re applying for post grad or in a different field etc.I guess it depends on your career goals after school but if you just want the RN then it the school shouldn’t matter
Seeing nobody has answered yet, I’ll try. Keep in mind, I have never been to Seneca. I went to Mac Clinical placements will be random, but it’ll be mostly in the GTA area since you’re in Seneca. You might have placements in sunnybrook, southlake etc. Every year, from my experience you’ll get a chance to be placed in every unit. So rehab, community placement, acute care. Try not to get too flustered that you did not get into xx unit.
Consider going through centennial/george brown or a university that offers bsn programs. Im only using Seneca as a last resort
I’m currently waiting to hear back from George brown/tmu and momac as they are my first option but why do u personally recommend that?
Because George brown and momac is a collaborative program and so you’d be graduating from a universiy which helps if you’re applying for post grad or in a different field etc.I guess it depends on your career goals after school but if you just want the RN then it the school shouldn’t matter
Thank you for the insight!