Compressed Time Frame BScN Program

The Compressed Time Frame Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) is an accelerated program that prepares students with previous post-secondary education for careers as Registered Nurses (RN) and qualifies graduates to apply for registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

 

One Program, Three Streams

Regular CTF Stream

western site

A 19-month stream for students who have completed at least 2 years of university education.

Learn more about our regular CTF Stream.

RPN Stream A

Fanshawe Site

A 19-month stream for RPNs who completed a PN program within Ontario and have also completed at least 1 year of university education.

Learn more about our RPN Stream A.

RPN Stream B

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A 22-month stream for experienced RPN/LPNs who are registered to practice in Ontario. Previous university education is not required.

Learn more about our RPN Stream B.

Please Note:

Full-Time Study

All students in any stream of the Compressed Time Frame program are expected to maintain a full-time program of study. In exceptional circumstances and only with special permission (special permissions may be issued by the academic advisor on behalf of the Dean), a student may make modifications to this course load.

Progression Requirements

All students in the BScN Program must:

  • Successfully complete all courses for each level of the program before proceeding to the next level’s lab, sim, or clinical courses and corresponding theory course(s).
  • Complete the program within four academic years calculated from the initial date of registration in the School of Nursing.
  • Meet the progression requirements and maintain a satisfactory level.
  • Submit documentation for all medical and non-medical pre-placement requirements.