JReid26

I am taking my English course through the university I’m attaining my degree from. Sorry no help there!

I don't really know why it would be higher? I know at other schools the GPA to be accepted into programs in actually lower because there is less students applying internationally and from out of province so it's less competitive now. Not sure about nursing though.

They look at your last 15 credits plus an English, stats, A&P, and arts course. So your overall GPA doesn't really matter its just the last two terms plus those courses essentially. I am not sure about if you have a graduate degree. From the other programs I've looked at they look at your first undergrad degree. Maybe worth emailing them! I wish there was too! Someone mentioned to me maybe Lethbridge started in Jan? But not sure.

Hey I know this is a super old thread but I have only 3 months to do it haha were you able to get it done?! I am about to finish the first third. I figure if I can do one per month ill get by...

Me too! I just started the Athabasca course. I currently have a 3.7 so depends how I do on this and the English course I am in.

https://gradecalc.info/ca/ab/ucalgary/gpa_calc.pl Just found this on Google. Looks like it would be the same as Athabasca. Do you know what GPA you are going to approx be applying with?

Hey everyone! I am planning to apply to the degree holder route for nursing at the University of Calgary for January 2021. I found this site by reading through the University of Calgary, January 2020 forum and thought it would be good to start one for this next years in take. I am currently finishing my English prerequisite and my anatomy and physiology course at Athabasca. Last year it looked like the GPA cut off was a 3.6 and that most people over a 3.7 got accepted.

Hey everyone! If anyone here is looking to apply for 2021 I am creating a new forum for it. Going to call it "University of Calgary, January 2021" if you want to look it up ?

what do you mean #2 for grades? I am really sorry to hear that though ? I can imagine its very disheartening. Is the casper something you can even study to do better on?

Hey everyone! I have really found it helpful to read through all of your comments. I am looking to apply for the 2021 year. I was wondering if when you get in, you wouldn't mind updating the thread / and or me with how much volunteer experience and such you had on your supplemental application! I have solid grades but am stressed about this part. Thanks so much and fingers crossed for you all ?