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I went to the Douglas info session and turns out their biology course is full and that biology course is a prerequisite for another biology course.. long story short the advisor told me itll most likely end up being a 2+3 structured program for me....

My problem with Douglas is that I'm worried I'll get accepted to first year studies and then get denied acceptance to the 2nd year... Does that ever happen?

spoke to my Counselor and she recommended Douglas as a good second option that would be a bit easier... I figured I'd come here and see what you guys have heard about Douglas BSN program... I've been told it's a 1+3 structured program which confuses me... but I'm still not giving up on KPU and after finals I should have bumped my gpa up to a 3.8 so fingers crossed that will be enough.... Thanks

I went to the info session at KPU Langley campus and I gotta say it just took all the hope right out of me. I asked the adviser what % avg I need to be competitive and she said 92% and that admissions is purely based on your grades. So I was wondering if there any other schools that will accept students straight out of high school. Thanks, I appreciate any info.

I will also be applying to the KPU BSN 2014 fall intake and I have a 3.74 gpa that I tried really hard for but I'm still told that it's not enough is this true?!? Please respond I'm kinda panicking cause I wanna go so badly.

Hi, I was just wondering how hard is it to get accepted into kpu bsn program because I went to the information session and found that really all they look for is the highest percentage/gpa. That made me a bit concerned cause I really want to get in but I fear my grades may not be high enough. I am currently a grade 12 student attended kp secondary and there is not much time left please if you have any info that might help I would love it