Donna98

Mine showed up in ssc 2 days after I got the acceptance email, it can take up to 10 business days though

This was my first time applying and I was accepted. I just graduated from UBC with a bachelors in biology honours. I am 24 and took a little longer than normal to finish up undergrad because I spent my first 2 years at Langara and transferred to UBC, but I accumulated a lot of experience during my undergrad and I think that helped my supplemental a lot. If you have any questions about application process feel free to ask and I can try and help! ❤️ good luck

Yes that’s right, what are you confused about??? Oh, well obviously if you are accepted off the waitlist at a later date then you won’t have to have the requirements done by that date if that’s what you meant

I don’t think you can’t really do any of the post admission requirements until you’re officially accepted. Everything is submitted through canvas and you get a link to enroll in the BSN 2022 cohort with your acceptance letter

Weird, I was accepted with 82% average but I had top quartile for Casper and I think my supplemental was pretty strong

Oh you’ll definitely get in don’t worry! Deadline to accept is June 7th:)

in my acceptance letter it said it will update within 10 business days of receiving the email.

YES! has one been made?<3

I JUST GOT IN!!!

So anxious!!

I'm graduating from UBC with a BSc in April!

This is probably just a partial file review, they usually go through all the applications first to make sure all the admission criteria are met. I would assume people who don’t meet the admission cut-off, don’t have eligible degrees etc. get declined before they do thorough reviews

OMG my application status on ssc just changed to "Your application is currently being reviewed by the Faculty/School." AGHHHHHH I don't think I can wait 2 months to knowww

I think it depends on the group of applicants! Last year the admission average ranged from 75-95% so definitely depends on more than just grades. You seem to have good experience in the healthcare field so your supplemental is probably strong! Casper may hurt your application but there's no knowing for sure

3rd quartile is great for Casper! I wouldn’t be worried at all, the other components of your application seem great too. They look at your application holistically ?

February 1st CASPER taker here - just received my results!

yes

https://nursing.ubc.ca/undergraduate-learning/admissions/admission-requirements this is where I saw that!

I am in my last year of biology undergrad at UBC currently! I am applying to grad school as my backup:) ohh that makes sense!

Hey, im pretty sure I read on UBCs website that transfer students currently in other nursing programs are not eligible for admission:/

Hey guys, just to clarify, if we have UBC Nursing on our distribution list and have done Casper already we don’t need to do anything else right? I completed mine on February 1st and ssc still says it’s required

My distribution code is CSP-10202-224????? Is that wrong

Hey everyone, im working on the supplemental and noticed the first section (additional learning activities and accomplishments) has no word limit for each activity. The section on volunteer/work/family has a limit of 250 characters and all other sections also have word limits. Does anyone know what the limit is on the first section or if there isn't one???

There is no minimum grade you need, as far as I'm aware the prerequisite only needs to be completed, it's not included in your GPA calculation.

Hey everyone! I will be applying this year for the 2022 cohort, this will be my first application to UBC nursing! I'm in my last year majoring in Honours Biology at UBC ? I come from a background of clinical research and quality improvement, hoping to pursue a future in nursing research, which is why UBC is my top choice.