Academic Advising

Applicants who are current High School students should follow the application process for Current High School Students. Applicants who are currently upgrading/have upgraded high school courses, or are enrolled in the Adult 12 program, but have fewer than 15 credit hours earned at a post-secondary institution, should follow the process for High School Graduates.

Learn more about applying as a Current High School Student (SCBScN)

Applicants who are High School graduates, are currently upgrading/have upgraded high school courses, or are enrolled in the Adult 12 program, with fewer than 15 credit hours earned at a Post Secondary institution should follow the application process for High School Graduates.

Learn more about applying as a High School Graduate (SCBScN)

Applicants who have attempted 15 or more credit hours of approved post-secondary education should follow the application process for Post Secondary Students.

Learn more about applying as a Post Secondary Student (SCBScN)

Applicants who have completed a practical nursing program, psychiatric nursing program, or have completed 9 credit hours or more of nursing courses at a recognized post-secondary institution or nursing program, must apply to the SCBScN program through the Upper Years admission route.

Learn more about applying as a Upper Year (SCBScN)

Applicants who have completed a practical nursing program and are currently licensed in Saskatchewan should apply to the SCBScN program through the LPN to BScN admission pathway.

Learn more about applying through the LPN to BScN pathway

Applicants who have completed a degree may apply to either the SCBScN program as a Post Secondary Student or apply to the After Degree Nursing Program.

Applicants may also apply to both, those who choose to do this must be aware that there is no ability to transfer between programs.

The program to which the applicant is admitted must be completed.

Learn more about applying as a Post Secondary Student (SCBScN)

Learn more about applying to the After Degree Nursing Program (ADNP)

Applicants who are fluent in french can consider the Bilingual option.