u/Ravagemyriven

Im planning on going into Nursing but I've been quite confused on the information given. I understand RPN and RN are different roles, RPN is given after doing 2 years in college, and can do a bridging program in a university for the BScN to get RN licensing.

My question is that while looking through programs in both university and college. There are some programs at TMU and waterloo for instance that are 4 year programs, and then UofT for instance is exclusively a 2 year bridging program.

I wanted to know what the main differences would be if I just went into a 4 year program in nursing at a university vs 2 years at college then 2 years bridging for a RN. Also wanted to know if in the 4 year program, the process of becoming a RPN is skipped considering your doing 4 straight years.

Recently purchased a s10 plus, and i've been looking for a keyboard similar to what i had with my ipad pro like 7-8 years ago. Need a keyboard case that offers protection, but allowed me to also fold the case flat so i can write on the tablet like a pen and paper. Of course having the option to use the keyboard on the case when needed.

https://youtu.be/J7l0ADmbpGg?si=ZsBFYCdKXhSrHKv-

Sent a video and 2 images i could find on google that resembles what i had in the past with my ipad pro. I heard the magic keyboard case thing that samsung offers has a magnetic connection on the side. Wanted to know how it fairs in a drop test but also if its flexible enough to fold without snapping off. I personally am not a fan of the "2 segments" based case.

Nursing RPN/BScN questions.