The SCBScN program offer’s the four year degree program as a Bilingual Program Option in partnership with the University of Regina, Saskatchewan Polytechnic and La Cité universitaire francophone.

Join the only bilingual nursing program in Saskatchewan and complete half your degree in English and half in French.

What's Different

Students in the bilingual cohort will expand their professional communication skills in Canada's two official languages and increase their career opportunities. You can remain in Saskatchewan while completing your nursing degree in French and English with access tutoring and other student supports in French at La Cité universitaire francophone.

Why Apply

Students in the bilingual cohort will expand their professional communication skills in Canada’s two official languages and increase their career opportunities. You can remain in Saskatchewan while completing your nursing degree in French and English with access tutoring and other student supports in French at La Cité universitaire francophone.

Applicants must meet all admission requirements of the regular SCBScN program. Applicants to the bilingual option must present proof of English and French proficiency. See the University of Regina for details. In addition, applicants must meet the French language proficiency requirements as identified by La Cité universitaire francophone through an online placement test.

Click link to download program outline (French): SCBScN Bilingual Prospective Information Sheet

Le programme du SCBScN de quatre (4) ans sera offert en option bilingue à compter de l’automne 2018, sous réserve de financement. Le SCBScN option bilingue est le fruit d’un partenariat entre l’Université de Régina, Saskatchewan Polytechnic et La Cité.

Le programme SCBScN option bilingue est le même que le programme régulier, toutefois cinquante pour cent (50%) des cours seront donnés en français. Il s’agit de CNUR 100, CNUR 102, CNUR 106, CNUR 201, CNUR 209, CNUR 300, CNUR 302 (seulement la partie pratique clinique), CNUR 400, CNUR 402, CNUR 403, CNUR 404, FRN 352, INDG 100, STAT 100 plus trois (3) cours facultatifs au choix.

À Regina, Sept (7) places sont disponibles pour cette option. L’admission peut avoir lieu au niveau du secondaire (voir ci-dessous) ou au niveau postsecondaire (voir ci-dessous). L’admission à l’option bilingue s’appuie sur une compétition. Les candidats doivent satisfaire à toutes les exigences du programme SCBScN régulier. De plus, ils doivent répondre aux critères de compétence linguistique en français tels qu’identifiés par La Cité universitaire francophone https://lacite.uregina.ca/placement/.

Les candidats doivent indiquer à l’endroit pertinent du formulaire de demande, en ligne ou sur papier, qu’ils déposent leur demande pour l’option bilingue. Une personne peut déposer une demande pour l’option bilingue et le programme régulier du SCBScN.

Applicants must apply to the SCBScN program through the Upper Year admission route if they have completed 9 credit hours or more of nursing courses at a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution

See the Upper Year section for more information on this route and seat allocation.

The LPN to BScN pathway is designed for Practical Nurses currently registered within Saskatchewan. This pathway maximizes your previous post-secondary Practical Nursing Diploma and allows you to complete your program requirements in two years (six consecutive terms).

See the LPN to BScN Pathway section for more information on this pathway.

Applicants who were required to discontinue (RTD) from the SCBScN program and have completed their Practical Nursing Diploma since their RTD are required to petition for readmission. See Petitioning and Readmission Students (Previous SCBScN Students Only) tab.

Click link to download of the program outline: LPN to BScN Pathway Prospective Information Sheet

The ADNP provides applicants who hold a degree in another field to complete the Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN) program.

The ADNP maximizes your previous post-secondary education. You will have the opportunity to complete the SCBScN program in six consecutive terms (two calendar years). Please view the ADNP Program-at-a-Glance sheet for details.

There are three exit options for students enrolled in the SCBScN program. Applications for the early exits (December and August) are completed after a student is accepted to the program and meets the early exit requirements.

Students interested in pursuing the August Exit option or the December Exit option are required to apply. Applications for these completion options are made available to students in December each year. Further details and information sessions are posted to the SCBScN Student Cohort for current students.

The April Exit option is the program default for students admitted to the four-year program. This route entails full-time programming in the fall and winter terms, with the spring/summers off. Students complete their program in four calendar years.

This route entails full-time programming in the fall, winter, and spring/summer terms following the completion of 300-level courses.

This route entails full-time programming in the fall, winter, and spring/summer terms following the completion of 200-level courses.

Students admitted to the After Degree Program are automatically enrolled in the August Exit as part of their program. After Degree Nursing Students complete their program in two calendar years.

Students interested in the December or August Exit will receive more information once admitted to the SCBScN program.

It is recommended that student athletes reduce their course load and consider completing their program in more than four years. The schedule for a student attending with a full course load provides little or no flexibility needed for athletics. There is no provision for class, lab or clinical experiences to be made up. Student athletes are advised to speak with an Academic Advisor to discuss a program of studies that will meet their athletic schedule.