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@CarMcK: ESN is definitely something I'm looking forward too as well! When I was at the Canadian Blood Services, I spoke to a nurse who actually graduated from Langara years ago and she spoke fondly about her times as an ESN at BC Children's. Excited...

Congratulations CarMcK! I saw from another topic that you were also interested in Kwantlen's program, are you accepting Langara's offer or waiting until you get a reply from KPU?

Keeping my fingers crossed for all of you still waiting!

I only had 15 credits when I applied, but the website says that a Bachelors degree or a high GPA will give you preference

I believe that if your app says "under review" it means they're looking at your application to see if you've submitted all the proper grades and that you meet the requirements to apply!

@avi good luck!

I'm at Langara and there was only 5 when I applied. Anatomy and Physiology I, Statistics, English and two university transferable electives. If you went to another school, you need to take both Anatomy and Physiology I and II at that institute but I'...

Thank you! I believe it's around 60 students per intake, but not 100% sure

I applied with a 3.8, the only courses I took were the five prerequisites

Hi Beena9! I just accepted my offer as well :) I still need to do my criminal record check, mask testing, and CPR first aid. So excited!

I wish you good luck! I applied for the September 2015 intake of Langara's BSN program and if that doesn't work (hopefully it does!!) I will be applying to BCIT's January 2016 intake. Last year, when I was still in high school, I emailed BCIT asking ...

What I've been told from someone who is in the program is that the general consensus for her intake, September 2014, was that about a 3.1-3.2 (B/B+) on a 4.33 GPA scale should get you in. There is a topic on this board for the January 2014 intake and...