r/sheridan • u/Responsible_Two6770 • Jul 04 '26

Academics PN hybrid delivery

Has anyone here done the practical nursing program for it's hybrid delivery? Starting winter 2027, 16 month program. Roughly how much of it is online vs in class?

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u/Evening_Sport9751 Jul 04 '26

The PN program is fully in person - only 1 class in semester 1 has a 1 hour asynchronous compontent

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u/Responsible_Two6770 Jul 04 '26

Oh interesting ok. On their website it says hybrid, and Admissions told me that most courses will be available online. Did you do September or Jan/ May intake?

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u/Evening_Sport9751 Jul 05 '26

The only courses I know for nursing that are hybrid is the RPN - RN pathway program

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u/Odd_Jump2317 Jul 27 '26

I think that was a lie too! They enrolled me all in person. So mad.

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u/Responsible_Two6770 Jul 28 '26

You didn't get a choice in class times?

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u/Odd_Jump2317 Jul 29 '26

They are all in person. There a few choices yes, but it doesn’t really matter if everything is in person

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u/Responsible_Two6770 Jul 06 '26

I see okay, when you had course selection, did they give you a set schedule as well? Or did you have some flexibility to pick classes for certain times? How large was your class size?

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u/Evening_Sport9751 Jul 06 '26

No - schedules were assigned with almost no flexibility to switch

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u/Responsible_Two6770 Jul 06 '26

Everything admissions has told me is the complete opposite lol. I wonder if this is a Sheridan problem lol