J Geronimo

I don't think they start handing out rejections yet. When I contacted (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME) (admission officer) before, she mentioned the last date for applicants to be accepted is June 15 ? so those who were accepted yesterday are definitely on the earlier side.

I was also conditionally accepted and received an official email this morning ? Here are my stats: Math 12 (PreCal) - 94 Chem 12 - 98 Eng - B A&P - 95 Psych - A+ Electives - A+ (Sociology) and A+ (Stats) CASPER - 3rd Quartile (March 2) I completed my first degree and did 120 credits. Here are my experiences: 3+ years retail, 1 yr research, currently working for covid testing I also had multiple volunteer experience related to mental health + palliative care which I mentioned in the mandatory questionnaire

Hello! Congratulations to everyone whom are conditionally accepted ??? To those who are conditionally accepted, do you mind sharing what you got for the entrance requirements: Eng - Math - Chem 11 - A&P - Psych - Electives - CASPER - Quartile (And when you took it) These info might also be useful for applicants in the future ?

Hi! The admissions officer will usually message you if its not acceptable (happened to me last year LOL so I had to retook A&P). It wouldn't go through the department review (Step 2).

Awesome! Thank you for sharing. I haven’t calculated my overall GPA but all my grades are similar to yours except for English which I got B. Hopefully, my grades for Casper and Snapshot is okay ?

Hi Megan! Do you mind sharing your GPA and grades for the pre-req? I was subscribed to the Langara thread and just saw that you were on the top 10 waitlist for Spring 2022 in BCIT.

Hi! How long did it take to get the results from casper and snapshot?

Ohhh! Makes sense. It’s going to be a long wait until then ? Right?! I’m so happy about that.

As of March 9, 20022 Just want to leave this here: This is the most recent info session that they uploaded. The most important getaway for me: 1. Have a total of 96 seats this intake (instead of 63) so probably higher chance to get accepted. *Most competitive intake = Sept *Least competitive intake = April 2. Still have Mandatory Questionnaire (not replaced by Snapshot) 3. CASPER and Snapshot are graded by altus and results are sent to BCIT. *Students are ranked based on all aspects of the application - # of credits, GPA, Casper, Snapshot, Questionnaire, etc.

I know right! We won’t even know if we are short-listed (like previous intakes who were given the questionnaire/quiz). Also, someone said, the earliest we will know is 2 weeks before the actual date given so we can check the beginning of June!

Hello! How did you prepare for snapshot?

Hello! How did you prepare for snapshot?

I just applied 2 weeks ago and also shows under department review! Just graduated UofM BSC in Microbiology. I have 1 yr work exp in research, 3+ yrs in retail store, a few months in doing COVID testing and some volunteering.

Nope. Based on the admissions office, the snapshot interview replaced the non-cognitive quiz so after the department review, we will know if we are accepted by June 15.

Just made a new topic to discuss application + updates for Sept 2022 ? Let's help each other out!

Will do. Thank you! Also, here's the FB group: Kwantlen Faculty of Health

Oh, now I'm confused hahaha. Bec when I asked on the fb page, one person replied that it already passed (she said October was the deadline). Does KPU-AE have multiple terms that you can apply to?

Hello everyone! Is there a deadline for KPU-AE? I don't see it at all in the website. Also, after applying on Education Planner BC, what happens after? (I was wondering where to send the pre-req). Thank you!