Hello!
Just wanted to start a new topic for the next intake for those applying in Feb 1 2021- March 15 2021 for the Sept 2021 intake at BCIT!
1 hour ago, futurenurseidk said:Sorry if this has been mentioned earlier (too lazy to look back and read all the posts since I should be studying LOL) but does anyone know when we'll find out if we're shortlisted and also when acceptances would be sent out?
I think someone mentioned earlier in the thread that we would be notified if we are shortlisted in May and acceptances will be sent out in June.
On 3/26/2021 at 4:54 PM, futurenursecee said:Does anyone know what kind of questions BCIT asks in the noncognitive questionnaire? Also, is anyone registered for the LIBS classes in the Summer?
Can I ask which LIBS classes you are taking? Are you taking them to beef up your credits/application?
I'm so nervous! I just spent the last hour looking at everyone's posts/comments and you guys are so supportive! I'm envious of everyone's grades and healthcare experiences, the latter is what I lack the most ?
To add to the stats:
I am definitely curious to know why the acceptances are later than previous Sept intakes ? I'm thinking it might have to do with the April 6th CASPer test date; it took place half a month after the application deadline, and I'm assuming BCIT won't be able to assess all the applicants until those results are sent in.
I read that acceptances for Sept 2020 were sent out at the end of March, and a third of April has already flown by so quickly. There was someone who said that shortlists/non-cognitive quis would be sent out at the end of May and acceptances at the end of June, which throws a hitch in my plans, but hopefully everything will be okay! I'm actually waitlisted for another healthcare program, but I don't know when I'll actually get an offer for that.
I'm hoping that I'll be able to get in, despite my okay-ish grades and (what I perceive to be) average Casper results ><, so good luck to everyone! ?
7 hours ago, NervousNursingApp said:I'm so nervous! I just spent the last hour looking at everyone's posts/comments and you guys are so supportive! I'm envious of everyone's grades and healthcare experiences, the latter is what I lack the most ?
To add to the stats:
- I submitted my application sometime between Feb 23-25 and they sent back an "Application Received" on Feb 26
- I did the Casper test on Feb 28
- It was extremely nerve-wracking and I wish I studied more for it, but to be fair, I didn't exactly start to consider BCIT Nursing until January, and I only had 2 weeks to prepare for Casper (I wasn't able to do the April 6th test because I had work that day ?)
- My status changed to "Department Review" on March 15
- I have been religiously checking the myCommunication emails like the morning paper ever since the status changed ?
I am definitely curious to know why the acceptances are later than previous Sept intakes ? I'm thinking it might have to do with the April 6th CASPer test date; it took place half a month after the application deadline, and I'm assuming BCIT won't be able to assess all the applicants until those results are sent in.
I read that acceptances for Sept 2020 were sent out at the end of March, and a third of April has already flown by so quickly. There was someone who said that shortlists/non-cognitive quis would be sent out at the end of May and acceptances at the end of June, which throws a hitch in my plans, but hopefully everything will be okay! I'm actually waitlisted for another healthcare program, but I don't know when I'll actually get an offer for that.
I'm hoping that I'll be able to get in, despite my okay-ish grades and (what I perceive to be) average Casper results ><, so good luck to everyone! ?
Hi, which other healthcare degree are you on the waitlist for? It's definately stress inducing waiting for the results, I wish they would let us know sooner. Good luck on your application ?
On 4/10/2021 at 9:44 AM, Medsister said:Hi, which other healthcare degree are you on the waitlist for? It's definately stress inducing waiting for the results, I wish they would let us know sooner. Good luck on your application ?
I applied to the Respiratory Therapy program at TRU with my completed BSc! ? It's kinda sad that TRU is the only school in BC that offers this program ? Alberta has 2, and Ontario has several. But you can say I was inspired by this pandemic, because it's so relevant to the respiratory therapy profession. Sigh, I hope we hear good news soon!
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Sorry if this has been mentioned earlier (too lazy to look back and read all the posts since I should be studying LOL) but does anyone know when we'll find out if we're shortlisted and also when acceptances would be sent out?