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Thank you! ?You have 1 week to accept and get some forms in

Just wanted to update you guys cuz I know how stressful it is, but the waitlist has moved. I got my acceptance around 11:30am and I was #18! Excited to see you guys and good luck to those still on the waitlist!

Does anyone know if they release acceptances on a rolling basis or is it all in batches?

Does anyone know when the last day to accept or decline their offer is? Has it already passed?

For those of you who applied to both BCIT and UBC, why did you ultimately end up choosing UBC? and for those who have experienced the program already, do you have any regrets about your choice?

Just wondering, if anyone knows if the online labs and clinicals have been extremely detrimental to people's learning this term and what this means for the incoming students.

I'm struggling between these programs because BCIT is (based on my research) the more reputable school, has more clinical hours, and a smaller class size which likely means a better community. However, BCIT is a longer program and is delayed by 4 months because of the covid situation. UBC, I heard, has been criticized for being theory-based, harder to do well in courses, and the actual program is disorganized. However, it is shorter by a whole 1.5 years (including the covid delay) and I've heard people say that as long as you're certified as an RN it doesn't really matter where you go to school. For context, I've already finished a Bachelor's so I'm in my mid 20s and I feel like time is catching up with me. I was wondering if any of you have experience with either programs and if you would you go back and do it differently if you were not constrained by acceptance? Is the 1.5 year delay worth it to go to BCIT? Thanks so much, any advice would help I'm so conflicted.