marijad92

So you will probably get in this intake!

What was your r gpa if you don't mind me asking!? She got in with a3.4 if I remember correctly

Hey! Just wondering if there is anyone that has applied to the fall 2018 nursing program at Douglas! I finished my pre reqs Summer 2016, so I am not completely confident I will get in, but still have hope.. I have a friend that finished in January 2016, and has already been accepted to the Jan 2018 intake!

Anyone know the deadline for the deposit and fees??

Just curios what semester did you finish your pre reqs?

congrats on your acceptance! I finished in summer 2016, so I don't know if I will be accepted but I'm still hopeful!

My gpa is not very high considering the cutoff in the past few intakes was 3.8..unless you have a bachelors degree. I applied for sept 2016 and jan 2017 and was waitlisted both times..so i feel my chances are slim. Worth a try though. I have 300 volunteer hours at bc childrens so i do wish they could look at that, but its alright. I am also waiting to get into douglas, finished my pre reqs summer 2016.

Mine says the same thing as well. I have taken both psychs at Langara and got the credit transfer

Did anyone else get an email today saying that you are being considered for a seat but they would like you to attend an information session first before they can offer you one?? It says at the end of the email that this does not mean a guaranteed seat so Im trying not to get my hopes up.

Thank you for your replies. I am in Canada. My school has a BSN program and a BSPN program. My first choice was the BSPN program but there was a long waitlist so I tried to apply for the BSN program which turned out to be even worse. Now I have a chance to get into the Psych Nursing program. I am just wondering if as a Psych Nurse I am strictly only able to work in mental health focused settings or I am still able to easily branch out and just work in a regular ward of the hospital if that is what I want.

I'm just wondering how the two differ. I understand one is more specialized but if I wanted to one day change career paths and specialize in maternity etc. Is that an easy transition to make? Or if I graduate and just want to work somewhere as a regular nurse do I still have all the skills that a BSN student has? Thank you!

I have applied! Just wondering if volunteer hours would give you a better chance even though that's not a requirement!

so realistically, as someone who finished summer 2016, I will most likely be accepted for fall 2018.. or is that still a long shot?

does anyone know if any student who finished January 2016 semester has gotten into fall 2017??