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What do I need to know? All UBC-V BSN graduates are eligible to apply for RN registration. Transfer Credits for Nursing Courses are not available. There are no LPN to RN bridging options. If you are an internationally trained nurse, learn more about your options fore registration with BCCNM.
- BSN Admission Requirements | UBC Nursing - University of British Columbia
There are 3 requirements to make students eligible to apply...
- BSN Admission Requirements | UBC Nursing - University of British Columbia
To be considered for admission to the BSN program, you must have a minimum 70% average, or grade point average of 2.8 (calculated on a 4-point scale) based upon the most recent 30 non-nursing, university transferable credits completed at the undergraduate level.
There are 3 requirements to make students eligible to apply for the BSN Program: 3 UBC credits of first year or higher English Composition / Writing course. 6 UBC credits (or equivalent) of human anatomy & physiology.
Requirements for admission vary depending on where you attended high school, which UBC campus you hope to attend, and which degree you’re applying to. If you’re a mature student or have already completed some post-secondary education, you’ll have your own set of specific requirements.
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Procedures, policies, and admission requirements to the University of British Columbia and the School of Nursing are specified in Admissions. Please see additional Nursing-specific admission requirements below.
The British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM), in conjunction with the Nursing Education Council of British Columbia, has identified these requirements. Students are required to read the BCCNM document and submit a signed UBC declaration form.
