A couple of the standard pathways from (Ontario) Community Colleges to Uni. degrees are these two:
(1) 3 - year diploma in technology of one kind or another - followed by 10 courses (30 credits) of University studies. One year f/t or may be taken p/t. Usual degree is a 4-year B. Tech. 3-year Diploma awarded by Community College, degree awarded by co-operating University.
(2) B.Sc. in Nursing. Now standard qualification for newly-graduating Ontario nurses. 4 year program, combination of Community College classes, University courses and Clinical hours in local hospitals. There has, of course, been an upgrade path to the B. Sc degree for RNs who graduated as nurses before the degree was mandatory. It has been available for well over 30 years.
(1) 3 - year diploma in technology of one kind or another - followed by 10 courses (30 credits) of University studies. One year f/t or may be taken p/t. Usual degree is a 4-year B. Tech. 3-year Diploma awarded by Community College, degree awarded by co-operating University.
(2) B.Sc. in Nursing. Now standard qualification for newly-graduating Ontario nurses. 4 year program, combination of Community College classes, University courses and Clinical hours in local hospitals. There has, of course, been an upgrade path to the B. Sc degree for RNs who graduated as nurses before the degree was mandatory. It has been available for well over 30 years.
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