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Congrats on your acceptance! If you want to join the FB group just shoot me a DM and I'll provide you with the link to the FB group. :)

They accept 90 students per intake. You receive your acceptance letter through your regular email (or at least I did, through my gmail!). :)

Hey guys sorry the link got removed. If you got accepted just DM me and I'll send you the link there! :)

Look for Langara Nursing Fall 2017 intake Here it is! Just request to join :)

Congratulations you guys on your acceptances! I'm so excited to meet you guys in the fall. I'm going to start an FB group so we can all gather there and get to know each other :)

Congrats!! I am planning to start a Facebook group for all the accepted applicants! Anyone interested?

Congratulations to everyone who has been accepted so far! Super excited to meet all of you this coming fall :)

No previous degree! But 4.0 GPA on the 5 prerequisites :)

I got my offer today!!

What!! They actually haven't started reviewing applications? Wonder how long we have to wait

ESN program is good for students to develop some seniority or foundation where they are employed, and that is good for job applications too. I'm getting so nervous just knowing we may hear back at the end of this week or next week!!

It's also beneficial in terms of applying to job postings because as an ESN you'll apply internally rather than externally.

I also considered applying to BCIT, however one thing that really divided the two programs for me is that Langara has an ESN program whereas BCIT no longer does since you get paid in your final preceptorship. Both are excellent programs as I've heard, but ESNs are definitely at an advantage in terms of marketability as new grads.

I am sooooo nervous

Is that true? I spoke with an advisor as well and was never told about past experience as part of the criteria for admissions. I thought that was only the case for schools like BCIT, VCC, UBC, etc. As far as I know Langara looks strictly at GPA and past degrees and they accept people off the waitlists according to the next highest GPA.