Langara College Jan 2016 Intake

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Hey guys! The deadline is quickly approaching for the Jan 2016 intake and I am already getting nervous and anxious. Especially after reading how high the GPA was for the fall 2015 intake. My GPA for the 5 credits is 3.18, so it's not outstanding and I'm quite nervous. How is everyone else feeling?

Is your prof ^^^^^^^^? How is he so far? :o

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It says that the langara nursing program is completed in 3 years, 9 consecutive semesters..does this mean theres no break? D: How can we work as an ESN if theres no break between the semesters?

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That's right, there's no break. The program continues right through the summer. Not sure how you would work as an ESN during that time. Maybe ask admissions?

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there is an info session coming up this thursday :) at 6pm

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Hi Tinaaa, I was told by the advisor in the info session that offers will go out in Late june - mid july

And regarding the ESN program, i was told that you will be going to school and working as a esn at the same time.

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Oh awesome. Thanks for letting me know :) fingers crossed we hear some positive news!

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Did they say anything about how many applicants they have so far for this intake?

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unfortunately, they didn't because the orientation was held on may 28, and the deadline for app is the 30th ... so people can still apply last minute

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Hi There!

I was also at the info session and from my understanding when I spoke to the advisor she let me know that the amount of applicants they receive each intake includes a lot of unqualified candidates who haven't completed their pre-reqs or are straight from high school so the total number of people that apply who are qualified is way less than the total! Also does anyone know that if a person with Bachelor degree applies do they get automatically accepted over those with higher GPA's?

Good luck to everyone!:up:

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Hello!

When I called the academic advisor at Langara, they told me that a Bachelor Degree is only considered as a preference and will help with your application by a small amount. Your GPA on the 5 prerequisites is the important one. I was also told that you should have a GPA MINIMUM of 3.0 to be qualified as an applicant

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Thanks for the info, ladies. Ugh I'm so nervous/ anxious! :o

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Hello future nurses!

Mind if I ask your GPAs on the 5 pre requisites?

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