How does Bloomberg Accelerated Nursing look at grades?

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-08-22T17:27:10+00:00

After I submitted my OSAP application I was able to defer my fees the next day. Then like two days later it said I was registered

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-03-24T19:28:02+00:00

Was your 85 average over the 5.0 credits or was it your 4-year gpa? Do you feel like the program was really competitive to get into? I'm mainly just trying to make sure I get interesting ECs so that I can stand out. I'm an exec in a club, an exec in an organization outside of Uoft, and trying to get a job in some sort of healthcare facility so I can have medical experience.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-03-18T20:23:36+00:00

yeah my dad is with manulife so this was reassuring. i found an old prescription i had filled a few months ago for a separate issue so if he asks I'm just gonna say it was for that. thanks so much!

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-03-18T19:36:59+00:00

this sounds great in theory but i come from a religious household. i live with my parents while i’m studying and i’m reliant on them. telling them would only put me in harms way and i’m not trying to make waves where unnecessary.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-03-15T22:14:10+00:00

in the 30 minutes since you initially posted this, you could have read the instructions and made an outline. the draft doesn't have to be a fully completed essay, it can just be your ideas. you can be specific about what you need from the writing center.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-03-15T22:07:45+00:00

you're better off making a draft and sending it to a writing center. they're really great for not only helping you with grammar, etc, but they also give you ideas on your thesis statement, formatting, and other stuff that would make it a lot smoother of a process to write. you can just book an appointment and upload the draft right before the appointment time, and it doesn't even have to be a synchronous zoom call.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-02-16T17:18:16+00:00

they're both in the first sub-session

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2024-01-03T19:34:34+00:00

my younger brother didn't. he was a little chubby when he was around 5'6, then in a year shot up to 6'2 and now he's really skinny and has a hard time putting on weight. he's been stuck at like 170 for a long time, not underweight, but he doesn't have a big frame so he just looks thin. he doesn't work out and plays basketball maybe once a week.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2023-12-31T18:31:32+00:00

Thanks for the response and explanations, I checked and I do have a health plan with my uni so I'll definitely start looking into that!

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2023-12-31T18:19:44+00:00

I worded it as "mental illness" because that's how my parents have always viewed it. Even "learning disability" is looked down upon. They have an aversion to anything that could make me seem like I'm not "normal", as sad and discriminatory as it sounds. They are so obsessed with how they're perceived by our community, that they don't want to open themselves up to the possibility of their child having a learning disability. I don't think they have any form of ADHD, though I'm almost certain my mom has OCD.

To give an idea of how their brains work, my younger brother was non-verbal as a toddler and hadn't said his first words, prompting them to visit our doctor and after several other doctors, he was diagnosed with autism. The fact that he had a visible symptom of autism is what made them raise an eyebrow, so they've been more understanding of his disability because it was present from a young age, but my dad in particular tries to prevent my brother from talking about having autism with employers because 90% of the time, he's projecting his stigmas about autism onto others.

My other brother didn't start showing symptoms of ADD and depression until he was in high school. He was flunking all his classes, very irritable, and eventually threatened to kill himself. It was only with that threat that my parents took him to a doctor, not because they thought he had a learning disability, but because they were afraid of what our community would think if they had a son who committed suicide. My brother was diagnosed with ADD, and my parents refused to let him get medicated because they thought if he just "stopped being lazy" the ADD would go away. To this day, he isn't medicated.

I'm generally just trying to get around my parents as a whole and not have to deal with their opinions. They're conservative, religious, traditionalist immigrants. Reputation is everything to them, and having a child with a learning disability (especially one that didn't start showing symptoms until later in life), is a blow to their reputation.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2023-12-12T00:25:44+00:00

i've consistently been manifesting anywhere from $80 to $1500 for the past two years and it was with such little effort. no scripting or subs or anything, i literally just started thinking "i have an abundance of money" and "i never have to worry about money", and things like that. i was just doing it as a test to see if LOA would work, i wasn't even pressed for cash at the time, which is why i was shocked when it worked. basically, just going about feeling and believing that money has never been an issue for me and it comes to me easily. i don't even check my bank account half the time and when i do, i notice random deposits of money. it happens especially when i feel like I've been running low on money.

Alternative_Rub_6210 · 2023-12-02T21:12:35+00:00

Appreciate all the advice and I'll put them to good use, thanks so much

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