Just wondering if anyone has thought about applying for the Jan 2018 intake yet? I'm finishing up my second A&P credit, as well as Stats, and currently am sitting at a 3.5 GPA with the 2 English and 1st A&P prereqs. Worst case, with the two final classes, it will drop down to between 3.4-3.3. I do have a Bachelor's in Psych and English, but my GPA from that was far less than stellar, so I'm hoping they don't look into those grades at all.
I'm panicking a bit though, as I don't have many options aside from Langara. I didn't plan on nursing at all up until like last year (hooray for useless Arts Degrees), so I don't have volunteer hours or any of the high school pre-reqs like Chem and Math. Also, I can't afford to wait any longer to get this going.
Does anyone know the GPA cutoff for the last few intakes? I keep reading that nothing less than 3.6 will get in, and if by some miracle I ace Stats and A&P II, I'll barely hit that at 3.67.
I hope that the presence of a degree will help but this high GPA cutoff has me really nervous.
Hi, I repeated 2 bio, 1 stat, and 1 English. I received a academic probation for English, so I retook it. I'm worried that my chances of getting into Nursing is low. Any feedback? Did anyone had the same problem?
Hello my question is for those that applied for 2018/ 2019, i have just applied to the program currently working on my prereqs and i heard there is a 4 year waitlist? is this correct because now im concerned i wont even get accepted any time soon.
Langara doesn't maintain a wait list. If you have a high enough gpa on your pre-req's you will get accepted right away. Langara also currently gives priority to degree holders.
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Hi, I repeated 2 bio, 1 stat, and 1 English. I received a academic probation for English, so I retook it. I'm worried that my chances of getting into Nursing is low. Any feedback? Did anyone had the same problem?