moonchild

hi everyone! quick update... I just received my acceptance email and have accepted the offer. I applied with a previous degree and approx 3.5 GPA.

You can actually do either. The "Domestic Student Application" is for those who prefer to complete a paper application instead of applying online.

I'm not in the same boat, since I'm a new applicant. But I think you should forward your previous email to nudge them, and then consider giving them a call early next week.

Yes, same here! I don't want to take anything for granted! We apply through the educationplannerbc website right? I got an email saying Langara College will reach out to give me more info about where to submit transcripts etc. Does anyone know how long it will take for Langara to contact us? I mean, I assume best is just to go ahead and request my previous degree transcripts to be sent to Langara already...

Just wondering, do you have a previous degree? Also, don't lose hope! This is on the Langara Nursing overview page (bottom right)... Bachelor of Science in Nursing Intake Average Our competitive average for the Spring 2018 intake was 3.5. Please note this GPA does not guarantee acceptance for future intakes. The publication of this average is solely intended as information for our applicants. The GPA for each intake is obviously relative to the applicants, but don't lose hope!

I'm taking mine at Douglas! But you can find the equivalent courses at various schools too (BCIT, Langara, VCC..) Just make sure to check the transfer guide so you know you're taking the correct ones! I recommend you to research way ahead. Courses like A&P 1 and 2 seems to fill up right away for all the schools.

Hi! I'll be applying for the January 2019 intake as well. I have a previous degree and my GPA is around 3.5. I'm finishing up a couple pre reqs this month so hopefully my GPA can stay around there or go up! Does anyone know whether the whole degree holders getting first considerations (as long as they meet the requirements) is true? Good luck everyone!