Hi! I’m planning to apply for the PSW to PN program. Is it difficult to get accepted into this program? I have a PSW certificate from Fanshawe College. I also completed Math and English courses at a university outside Canada. Do I need to have my international education evaluated through WES?

I’m only seeing co op for the accounting that’s only 2 years (316-356) on their website.

Accepted the offer, paid the $250 deposit, signed up for OSAP and they’re waiting for mohawk to confirm my enrolment or something, not sure what i’m supposed to do now? When will we be able to pick our schedule?

Anyone complete one of these courses? how's the work load in either? is it easy to work well doing this course? is employment good after competition?

Not sure which one to choose. Has anyone taken these that could give me some insight on the workload?

I did not get into this yet as I just got into the pre health course. But my question and it a little strange because I have no been in school for a while. I took night school at McMaster and it all online. Before they had class but not anymore. My question is do I need a good laptop? Why do I even ask this? When I went to night school I had a laptop but I didn’t really do anything much with it. When we had to write a paper I just use my desktop. When I have to read books I just read it from my big screen TV that connects to my desktop. I’m asking this question because I don’t know if I used invest in something like a Mac book air or just a budget laptop. I’m also thinks maybe a 2 in 1 like a laptop that can turn into a touch pad with a pen. There one on sale at Best Buy. Any help would be appreciated. I guess I can always talk to my coworkers that already doing this but she never here as she in school and only works when their a break in class.

So I may have fucked up and accepted an earlier shift on the day I need to take my communication for success test. It’s from 9:30-12:30, and I start work at 12pm. How long did it take you to finish? I’m hoping 2-hrs is the average lol

online courses / certificates to do for better job opportunities? (online/inperson)

can obtain in a short period of time

Just wondering for those that have been accepted to one or both of these courses. What was your deciding factors on the one you decided on? There is no time saved in taking the bridge. Both run 16 months long, 4 semesters. First semester of the bridge is extremely math and science heavy, preparing you for entery into the PN program. Where it’s a little more spread in PN program. Any insights help as I prepare to take one or the other.

Hey again, a days weeks ago I posted here asking if Mohawk students would actually use Gavel, and got a lot of genuinely useful pushback, especially around licensing and liability for trades work. Wanted to follow up properly instead of just replying in the comments, since a few of you raised real problems.

What changed based on that feedback:

• Electrical, HVAC, and pest control are no longer open categories on the platform, period. No unlicensed offers on that kind of work until real license verification exists.
• Plumbing is folded into general handyman work (leaky faucet, not gas lines or anything code-regulated).
• Payment doesn't move until the customer confirms in person that the job is actually done, providers aren't getting paid on a promise, and cancellations/no-shows hit a reputation record that restricts platform access.
• You can now report or block anyone directly from their profile, not just buried in chat settings.

Beta's actually open now if anyone wants to try it instead of just reading about it:

• Android: https://play.google.com/apps/internaltest/4701007947601029312 
• iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/KagBJPvS

I want this platform to be catered to the Mohawk College students!

We'd appreciate the same kind of blunt feedback as last time, what's broken, what's missing, what would actually stop you from using it for real.

Hello all, I got accepted to the January 2027 intake for practical nursing, looking to find others that got an offer, as well as what can I do to prepare myself, or what helped others succeed in the course.
Thank you!

I was wondering, what is the acceptance rate for the medical radiation sciences (729) at Mohawk-McMaster. Also, what’s the schooling like and postgrad if anyone just graduated. I’m wondering if overall this is a good program since it is one of the few accredited programs in the GTA.

I want to know what are your thoughts and opinions on Urban and Regional Planning Technician - Geographic Information Systems of Mohawk. What are the pros and cons of the program in your point of view? How do you think it compares with Fanshawe?

I'm starting the Radiography 740 program in September (super excited) and I was curious what simulators are used. Are they programs we install or online on the web browser?

Hi, recently graduated and will be moving from Hamilton to Windsor. Where do I find a driver who could help me move and drive the 10' U-Haul truck as I don't have a driving licence yet. I will pay of course. Thanks!

Hi, I'm going to Mohawk in Sept and they told me that I gotta go to this assessment thing and that it's mandatory for all students. what can I expect, and is it any difficult?

Does anyone know what info you use to log into the NirvSystem

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to take Pre-Health at Mohawk College and then apply to Fanshawe Practical Nursing or Medical Radiation Technology.

Has anyone been accepted from Mohawk Pre-Health? If so, what was your GPA/average?

Thanks!

Has anyone taken the Rpn program while having kids and working part time (evenings/nights) and can share their experiences? I live in Hamilton and have 3 kids under 5.
Thank you in advance!

Just curious if anyone has some insight on if you’re eligible to receive EI benefits or if there’s another government benefit program that I can apply for once I start my placement as it’s 40 hours a week for a semester, I’m not able to work during it. Any advice is helpful!!!

A lot of Mohawk students have valuable skills, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, welding, automotive, carpentry, landscaping, painting, and plenty more, but most part-time jobs still pay the same as retail and don't make use of those skills.

We're building Gavel, a marketplace where people in Hamilton can post small jobs they need done, and students can choose the jobs they want, set their own prices, and work whenever it fits around classes or placements.

Before we launch, we'd really like to hear from Mohawk students.

• Would you actually use something like this to make extra money?
• What would make you trust using the platform?
• Is there anything that would stop you from signing up?

We're looking for honest feedback, even if it's critical. We'd rather fix problems now than after launch.

If you're interested, you can check it out here and join our waitlist:
https://gavel-app.com

I’m a mature student going into my final year of SSW, and am desperately looking for a part time job so I can afford to live while finishing the program. Placement is Monday-Wednesday 7-3, and my classes will be on Thursdays and Fridays, so I can really only do evenings and weekends. I had to apply for emergency funding through Mohawk this semester (still awaiting if I’m approved, and for how much…I’m expecting nothing). My situation is quite dire.

I’m applying for scholarships and bursaries.
I know CSEP applications don’t open up until end of August, but I’m doubtful I’d land a position given my limited availability. My experience is enough to get me interviews, but my availability is what is limiting my opportunities.

Anyone know of anywhere hiring?