arrynbaratheon

I got accepted into the nursing program for fall 2018 intake and I hope I can give you some insights. If you are a new student at KPU, you will have a good registration date and time, so I recommend taking the HEAL courses and HSCI 1200 first. Then, you can take other courses outside the Health Foundation Program. Regarding your question about the courses, I suggest checking the ratemyprofessor website. This would give you an idea about the profs and the courses they are teaching. Also, don't rush. Just take 2-3 courses per sem, so you can focus on them. The lowest program GPA for fall 2018 was 3.74. Most likely the GPA will increase in the upcoming intakes, so best of luck.

Hey frost87, The course was really amazing. Profs were knowledgeable and would help you to succeed. In terms of course workload, it was manageable. Don't skip any class and just make sure you do your objectives religiously and read them, so when the exam comes, you are not cramming.

I do. I work as a cashier. I hope it helps. After your application, can you get approve right away based on your credentials & xp? Or you need to get shortlisted first, then answer the non-cognitive questionnaire, and wait to get an offer? Thanks

Thanks and Congrats (:

Oh I just listed the prerequisites. Actually, I'm taking health related courses at kwantlen. After this fall sem, I think I will earn 27 post sec credits In terms of xp, I'm not really sure if I need to do more volunteering work.

Hi everyone, I am applying with the ff: Grades: 1. Chem 11: 96 2. Pre Cal: 99 3. ENGL 1100: A- 4. Psychology: A+ 5. BHSC 1200: A+ 6. Elective 1 (Anthro): A 7. Elective 2 (Socio): A Volunteering xp: 1. 50 hrs (senior home) How can I increase my odds of getting into the nursing program? Thanks