NOTE: We are no longer accepting applications for the RN to MScN program for Fall/Winter 2012 entry.
This is an exciting and innovative option offered for the first
time in Ontario.
The alternate admissions process enables a
registered nurse who is a graduate of a diploma or hospital program to fast-track
to an MScN program after fulfilling foundational academic requirements.
Potential applicants will be
nurses with a diploma and strong academic potential, currently working in
leadership positions. Qualified applicants would be admitted to the Faculty of
Health as visiting students until they complete the alternate
admission requirements of upper-level courses in nursing at the undergraduate level in preparation for
graduate study. Students who successfully complete the 30-credit baccalaureate equivalency are not awarded a baccalaureate
degree, but are deemed eligible for graduate studies.
Applying for RN to MScN Alternate Admission
To apply for this program,
please complete an undergraduate application. Use York's online application since you'll be applying
as a visiting student (on the application, select Option 4, and then choose
“Health” as the Faculty). Make sure you meet all of the admission requirements
below.
The undergraduate program
will be offered as a full-time option over three terms and/or as a part-time
option over five terms.
Continuation into the Graduate Program
Upon successful completion
of the 30 undergraduate credits with a minimum grade of B+, students will be
eligible to continue in the MScN program.
Graduate funding
Note that students who
continue into the MScN program will not be eligible for graduate entrance
scholarships or graduate funding packages. It is imperative that student have
funding secured prior to application.