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Hello everyone! I will be applying to Langara this Summer for the advanced entry BSN for May2021. Is anyone else doing so as well??

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On 4/28/2020 at 12:10 PM, Jaslien Sidhu said:

Hello everyone! I will be applying to Langara this Summer for the advanced entry BSN for May2021. Is anyone else doing so as well??

Hello! Did you hear back regarding your intake? I'm currently upgrading some of my pre - reqs and planning on applying to the January 2022 intake and I'm so nervous, I heard it's really competitive for LPNs! Good luck! 

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On 8/9/2020 at 9:16 PM, Jaslien Sidhu said:

Hi!
Even if you do your LPN and then apply to the bridge in program at Langara it is quite competitive as they only accept 6 students (so top 6 GPA). I do know the RN program is competitive to get into as well, but keep in mind the price for the LPN program is around $30 000(not 100% sure as I did mine 5 years ago), and I am not sure how much it will be if you do the 4 year degree.. I would look into that as well. I have had to re-do a few courses to bump up my GPA to have a stronger application when I apply to the bridge in so regardless they are both very competitive! Hope that helps ?

Hi Jaslien,

Thanks so much for your reply!

I applied for the Fall 2021 intake and now am just waiting for a response. I'm sure you will crush your upgrading courses!

Best of luck,

Kevin

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7 minutes ago, kchiu said:

Hi Jaslien,

Thanks so much for your reply!

I applied for the Fall 2021 intake and now am just waiting for a response. I'm sure you will crush your upgrading courses!

Best of luck,

Kevin

Hi Kevin, are you applying for the advanced entry BSN program, I'm planning on applying for January 2022, currently finishing up bio right now. If you don't mind me asking what was your GPA?

Thanks, 

Jas

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Hi Jaslien,

I applied via the normal route with a 3.9 GPA.

Good luck!

K

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