If you are a student looking to register in the Part-time Post RN BScN Program , either of our Certificate Programs or to register in a single course (stand-alone course), please download a program application form from one of the links below, by calling 800 565-4371 or 800 588-2246, or by contacting the Program Office by email: distance.nursing@stfx.ca.

Where applicable, please ensure all proper documents are sent, as indicated on each application (delays could lead to admission rejection).

• Post RN, BScN Program (pdf file)
• Certificate Programs (pdf file)
• Standalone Application (pdf file)

Deadline: June 30 for September enrollment - Limited number of applications accepted after this date.

Fees

Tuition fees for Academic Year 2010-2011:

- Six-credit course: $1310.00 plus $60.00 technology fee = $1385.00
- Three-credit course: $655.00 plus $30.00 technology fee = $685.00

Students outside of Canada are subject to additional distance fees to cover the shipping and handling costs of course materials and examinations. Contact the Program Office for additional information.

Nova Scotia University Student Bursary Program for Nova Scotia Students Studying at Nova Scotia Universities

For students from Nova Scotia, the Bursary will provide a tuition reduction of $102.21 per three-credit course and $204.42 per six-credit course. Please keep these amounts in mind when submitting payment. 

Who qualifies for the Bursary?

You must be a Nova Scotia student studying at a Nova Scotia university. You can be full-time or part-time student in an undergraduate or graduate program, taking all of your classes on campus, via distance education, or in a co-op program. This bursary also applies to students who are studying abroad but attended and graduated from a Nova Scotia high school and paying tuition at a Nova Scotia University. Proof will be required in the form of high school transcript.

Bursaries are available for the Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer semesters. This bursary is available until 2011.
Canadian students from outside Nova Scotia will benefit from the same tuition freeze and a bursary of $261 in 2010-11.