nataliared

Thank You, Im still deciding wether i should move up north or not. Based on expenses and how I dont even know how to cook I might just stay here in the Lower Mainland and go to Langara. Kwantlen is just too competitve I heard

My grades in high school are at high 80-90's. I live in British Colombia, Canada and some colleges like Langara and Douglas college offer 3 year fast paced nursing program with no summer breaks etc but one of the requirements is to already have 18 university credits.

Hello, I was wondering which is the more smarter choice to do, is it a good idea to go straight out of highschool into the nursing program (some universities offer it) or do the one year of prereqs (so university courses like math, bio etc.) then the 3 year fast paced nursing program?

Ya I have noticed that too, all they ask for is a transcript.

I have completed my Chemistry 11 with a 90, Pre Calculus 11 with a 88, and Biology 11 with a 88, I am a bit weak with English and ended up with 87 in grade 11. I am currently taking Pre Calculus 12 (which I am getting a B right now, sadly), Bio 12, and Chemistry 12, and English 12. With Volunteer experience I had volunteer a lot with children, and I also do tutorials at my school with Math and science. I am in 6 clubs at my school involving with different things. I haven't actually volunteered with the hospital though

Hello, I am a high school graduate in B.C. I was wondering how hard is it to get into the BScN program straight out of high school because that is what I was planning to do. My grades are not that bad I am an A student 90's to 88's. I applied to various colleges and universities. I am just scared that my grades will not be high enough and I will not get accepted because I heard they only accept a few students. Thank Yooouuu