Langara Nursing Spring 2023

[Jollibee2.0]

I am planning to apply to Langara's Nursing program with a GPA of 3. I know that's too low and I'm sooooooo hopeless that I can be accepted. I already retook all of the courses and I still got the same grades. Is there anyway that I can get accepted or should I just go to LPN first. All you guys' GPA are all above 3.5 so I am demotivated and I don't even know if I can do nursing :`( .

[Water-bottle]

I don't have fb but I'd join if someone puts a group together!

[tapioca16]

Join the FB group here ? January 2023 intake: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1089583375306377/?ref=share_group_link

[djratz]

Has anyone gotten started on their supplemental requirements like First Aid and criminal record check ?

[Herakles]

13 minutes ago, djratz said:

Has anyone gotten started on their supplemental requirements like First Aid and criminal record check ?

yep! mine r all done

[Water-bottle]

I've done criminal rec and TB skin test but heard its not a bad idea to wait and do CPR closer to the start date because you need to re-certify every year

[Jeepersmeepers]

At Langara, are applicants allowed to have taken all their pre-requisites at a different institution, or do applicants need to have at least 40% of courses taken at Langara? I think it's interesting as most programs at institutions do not have a rule on transferring credits.

[djratz]

2 hours ago, Jeepersmeepers said:

At Langara, are applicants allowed to have taken all their pre-requisites at a different institution, or do applicants need to have at least 40% of courses taken at Langara? I think it's interesting as most programs at institutions do not have a rule on transferring credits.

No, you can do all your pre-req courses at a different school as long as the courses are transferable!! I think the 40% thing only applies if you’re in a current program ?