I just decided to make this thread because I'm looking for some advice/insight on what more to do to get into the BCIT Nursing Program. I'm finishing up my last pre-req (BPK 325 at SFU) this semester and want to apply for the January 2016 intake. I have recently started volunteering at Nursing home and will have 50 hours by June and I currently have 50+ hours volunteering with the city of Surrey.
Hello!! I am a hs graduate and I'm really needing some advice on nursing. I've already applied on 2 pre req courses in BCIT (English and Psych) But I still feel nervous. I don't have any volunteer hours yet and I just want to ask where you volunteered and how many hours are needed. Thank you!!!
I am now pending department review. All my pre-required course are A/A+ except ENGL1177 which is 79%. I had a Bachelor's degree but my GPA was so bad....around 2.3 I believe. Let's pray we all can get into BCIT BSN program!!!
I believe only the 6 credits (general education) can be transferred from your previous post-secondary credits. The first thing you should do is to finish IECS provided by BCIT. Like you, BCIT accepts my previous post-secondary credits which I completed in my home country. and I am now in department review.
Im alsp hoping to apply for the January 2016 intake, not sure if i will get my physiology done in time though. Out of curiosity, what are your anatomy and physiology grades like? good luck!
Hey all! My name is Cam and I applied to the Jan 2016 intake! I'm still in department review, hoping for a change in status soooooon!!! Best of luck :)
I was going to apply for the Auguest 2015 intake but my pre reqs didn't make it too!
My gpa for courses other than the bio ones are A averages but I'm afraid my B- and C+ in the biology courses will affect my application significantly :/ Overall, I'm at 2.8 cgpa and 200+ volunteer hours.
I heard from the academic advisor during the August 2015 intake that you're pretty much guaranteed to get in with 100+ hours of experience, 3.0 cgpa, and don't mess up the shortlisting questionaire too badly. I noticed that for this intake, this changed their preference from "related volunteer experience" to just "related experience." In that case, I included my work experience.
Did anyone else include their work experience in their application or heard from the academic advisors?
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Hello!! I am a hs graduate and I'm really needing some advice on nursing. I've already applied on 2 pre req courses in BCIT (English and Psych) But I still feel nervous. I don't have any volunteer hours yet and I just want to ask where you volunteered and how many hours are needed. Thank you!!!