Credits to Bachelor of Science in Nursing

About this programme

University Transfer Enrolment Specialist hello@lakelandcollege.ca Ask me your questions Through our collaboration with the University of Saskatchewan (USask), you can take 30 credits (one year) of your pre-professional requirements. Afterward, you’ll apply to USask to continue your studies, with the possibility of staying in Lloydminster or transferring to another USask location. You would go on to complete 3 years of specific nursing courses at USask to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). If you're interested in another university, we don't recommend starting a nursing degree at Lakeland. Most nursing programs are direct entry. While transfers may be possible, you likely wouldn't receive credit for an entire year. Through the BSN program, students develop critical thinking skills to prepare them to meet the diverse competencies required when becoming a registered nurse (RN). RNs may go on to specialize in a specific area such as community health, critical care, emergency and occupational health. With further education, you may become a nurse practitioner. Enrolment is the final step after you've been accepted, paid your tuition deposit, and the timetable has been set. If you've attended university – Bring your transcript(s) (official or unofficial) to your meeting with the academic advisor. Your transcript(s) outline previous coursework and can help as you choose your courses. You don't need to submit your transcript for a transfer credit. Remember that studying includes other expenses than tuition and fees - you should also be budgeting for your accommodati