GLC 20 – Assignment: Exploring Pathway After High School

Remember, your pathways MUST be different.

For example, YOU CANNOT select a college program for both pathway #1 and pathway

#2

Each pathway MUST be different.

The 2nd pathway WILL be marked as a ZERO if it is in the same pathway.

Pathway Table #1
What is the pathway?
Nursing
What is the name of the pathway?
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RCN)
Why did you choose this?
I chose nursing because I love helping other people and
What school will you go to?
Trent University
What are the requirements to get into this program?
• Honours degree (a four year undergraduate bachelor's degree)
• General degree (3 years) plus domestic B.Ed. also eligible to apply
• Minimum B+ (77%) or equivalent in the work of the last four semesters or the
last two undergraduate years (last ten full credits)
• Appropriate previous education and training, plus feasible proposed course of
study and research project
How long will this pathway take to accomplish?
4 years at this university
What career can your pathway lead to?
Being a Pediatric Nurse

References:

Master of Education in Educational Studies M.Ed. - School of Graduate Studies - Trent

University

Nursing – OUInfo (ontariouniversitiesinfo.ca)

Pathway Table #2
What is the pathway?
Veterinary
 What is the name of the pathway?
Vetrinary Technology (0722)
Why did you choose this?
I chose this pathway because I love learning about animals, and I feel that this would be
something I would enjoy
What school will you go to?
Saint Lawrence College
What are the requirements to get into this program?
• Grade 12 English at the C or U level
• Grade 12 Math at the C or U level; MCT4 recommended
• Grade 12 Chemistry at the C or U level (or SCH3U)
• Grade 11 or 12 Biology at the C or U level
How long will this pathway take to accompolish?
3 Academic Years (Periods Of 8 Months)
What career can your pathway lead to?
Vetrinary Tech

References:

Veterinary Technology - St Lawrence (stlawrencecollege.ca)

The Application Service for Ontario's Public Colleges | ontariocolleges.ca