School of Nursing Regulation
Students in the BScN with RN Prescribing program are responsible for understanding the academic and program regulations that apply throughout your studies. Students are encouraged to review these requirements regularly and contact the School of Nursing’s academic advising team if you have questions.
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Academic Continuation Evaluation (ACE) is Carleton University’s process for assessing a student’s academic standing and eligibility to continue in their degree program. ACE decisions are based on the student’s academic record, Overall CGPA and applicable program requirements.
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Students must successfully complete all degree requirements and pass all required clinical practicum courses to graduate from the BScN with RN Prescribing program.
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Students must remain registered during every prescribed term of study in the BScN with RN Prescribing program. Failure to register in a required term may result in the student being required to withdraw from the program.
Students considering a leave or a change to their course sequence should contact the School of Nursing’s academic advising team before changing their registration.
If you have questions about these regulations or any others, please contact the School of Nursing’s academic advising team at nursingadvising@carleton.ca.