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Hey everyone,

I have just applied to a couple different nursing programs in BC. Specifically, Camosun, VIU, NIC, and CNC.

I was wondering what everyone's admission averages are when applying to these programs?

Currently, I have an 83% average with Biology 12 (88%), Pre-Calculus 11 (90%), Chemistry 11 (67%), and English 12 (85%).

Right now, I am upgrading my Chem 11 mark and hopefully i'll get an A so I can bring my average up to at least 87%. Are these marks competitive enough to get in?

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Hi there!

For VIU, the website lists "Please note that the average GPA of students accepted is an "A" to "A+", based on the 4 prerequisites required for admission to the Program." For Camosun, the average GPA last year was a 7.0 out of 9.0, so you are right in that range. I'm not sure about any of the colleges in Northern BC...does anybody know the average GPA needed to get in?

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That is very reassuring. I just really want to get into a program for next September! Are you in a program right now? If you are, what was your average when you were accepted?

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That is very reassuring. I just really want to get into a program for next September! Are you in a program right now? If you are, what was your average when you were accepted?

I completed the pre-reqs for the Douglas nursing program, but since it's going to take a while to get in, I am applying to other nursing schools around BC

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That's awesome! What schools are you applying to? I hope you get in :)

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That's awesome! What schools are you applying to? I hope you get in :)

Thank you

Which program would be your first choice?

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Thank you

Which program would be your first choice?

My first choice is Camosun. I really like their program and i want to live in Victoria. My second choice is VIU because it's close to home aka Vancouver. Third choice is NIC since i can transfer to VIU in the future if i want to -- but their program seems quite good as well. My absolute last choice is CNC because i don't want to live in PG! I would apply to schools in Vancouver but they are way too competitive and i haven't completed any university courses yet.

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