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program entry

Entrance requirements

Applicants must complete all academic requirements and submit a current resume before the application deadline.

BCIT does not guarantee admission to applicants who meet the minimum requirements. The Nursing program mandate is to select those applicants deemed to have the best opportunity for success. The Nursing program does not maintain a waitlist. Obtaining a seat in the Nursing program is by competition. Priority is given to applicants with a minimum of 30 credits of post-secondary course work. Recommended post-secondary courses include 3 credits of a university transferable English Composition course and 6 credits of Introductory Psychology or Sociology.

  • High school graduation or GED or BTSD level 4
  • English 12 (B) or three credits of a university/college first-year transferable English composition course with a (C+) or BCIT's English-language proficiency
  • Chemistry 11 (C+)
  • Biology 12 (C+) or BCIT course BHSC 0100 (C+)
  • One of the following math requirements:
    • Principles of Math 11 (C+)
    • Principles of Math 12 (C) or Applications of Math 12 (C+) or equivalent
    • Foundations of Math 11 (B) or Pre-Calculus 11 (C+)
    • Foundations of Math 12 (C+) or Pre-Calculus 12 (C)
    • BCIT's MATH 0007 (C+)

Check for acceptable equivalent courses taught in BC high schools.

Biology recency:
The Biology prerequisite must have been completed within the last five years. BCIT assesses, on an individual basis, the acceptability of Biology prerequisites for applicants who have not completed their Biology 12 (C+) or acceptable equivalent within the last five years but have successfully completed Human Biology courses at a post-secondary level.

Additional Requirements:

  • Current resume must be submitted by application deadline.

  • Priority is given to applicants who have completed a minimum of 30 credits of post-secondary education, including a university/college composition course and 6 credits of introductory Psychology or Sociology (or 3 credits of each) prior to applying to the program.

Only applicants who have been short-listed are required to submit the following documentation. Applicants will be notified in writing if they have been short-listed.

  1. Employment Reference: For individuals with previous employment (not necessarily in the health-care area), BCIT requires evidence of this employment and a satisfactory reference. If applicants do not have work experience, we require 30 hours of volunteer experience in a health-care area. Photocopies and unsigned reference letters will not be accepted.
  2. For individuals with prior nursing education, BCIT requires a transcript and reference letter from your previous nursing school. The reference letter must be from your clinical instructor or program head with specific emphasis on your last clinical courses. Photocopies and unsigned reference letters will not be accepted.
  3. Completion of the program Medical Form. Satisfactory health is required for all applicants.
  4. A letter of intent and/or an English test may be required of short-listed applicants.
  5. Attendance at an applicant group meeting or an interview. You will be contacted by BCIT if this is required.

Provisional Acceptance

Applicants provisionally accepted to BCIT will be notified in writing. The following procedures and documents must be completed to gain full acceptance into the program:

Submit these documents to the Nursing department on the first day of classes:

  • Proof of current Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) - Level Health Care Provider (HCP). CPR must be recertified annually.

  • Identification documentation: birth certificate or passport or citizenship papers. Proof of name change (if applicable): marriage certificate or name change document.

Advanced Placement

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are not eligible for advanced placement and must apply to level 1 of the program.

Direct Entry into Level 3 for Registered Psychiatric Nurses
Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPNs) are eligible for placement into Level 3 of the Nursing program if they meet the following requirements and if seats are available.

Academic:

  1. Current active registration as a Registered Psychiatric Nurse in Canada. Must be a member in good standing.
  2. Employment in patient care: employment in patient care for a minimum of 1,420 hours during the past five years. BCIT may consider those who graduated within the past two to five years but do not have the minimum 1,420 hours. If this is your situation, include a letter describing your work experience. If the applicant graduated within one year prior to acceptance into the BCIT Nursing program, we do not require employment in patient care.
  3. Graduation from high school or equivalent.
  4. Successful completion of 3.0 credits of a university/college first-year transferable English composition course with a pass or better.
  5. Principles of Math 11 (C+) or Principles of Math 12 (C) or Academic Math 11 (C+) or Applications of Math 12 (C+) (a challenge exam can be written at BCIT)
  6. BCIT gives preference to applicants with university-level courses successfully completed within the past 10 years.
  7. English language proficiency

Non-Academic:

  1. Completion of the BCIT Direct Entry reference form by one of the following:
    1. If a recent graduate, the last clinical instructor of the applicant's RPN program
    2. If employed in nursing, the applicant's current nursing supervisor
  2. A satisfactory interview with a member of the Nursing program.
  3. The rest of the entrance requirements are identical to those for Level 1 students in the non-academic section of this program. These entrance requirements deal with immunization, satisfactory health, CPR (HCP), and computer skills.
  4. BCIT gives preference to those applicants with the equivalent of at least six months of full-time clinical experience as a RPN in an acute psychiatric setting in the last two years.
  5. Current resume must be submitted by the application deadline.

On request, BCIT may exempt students from the psychiatric clinical experience and the Mental Health course in Level 3. We may consider other learning activities.

Other Advanced Entry Applicants
All other applicants applying for advanced entry are assessed individually if they meet the following requirements and if seats are available.

Academic:
All program prerequisites need to be met.

Non Academic:
Permission will be sought to obtain a reference from your former nursing program with specific emphasis on your last clinical courses.

BC provincial exams

For programs beginning in August 2007 or later which require Grade 12 Math and Science courses, BCIT will not require the applicant to write the provincial exam. Provincial exam marks will still be required for English 12, Communications 12, and Technical and Professional Communications 12.

Apply to program

This program is no longer accepting applications for the January 2011 intake. Please check our list of programs that may have space available or access our program database for a complete list of BCIT programs.

Please review Applying to Health Programs at BCIT [PDF, 75 KB].

Allow four to six weeks for Admissions to process your application and supporting documents. You can check that BCIT has received your application at any time using the Secure Information System.

Application processing

August intake: Oct. 1 of the previous year until Jan. 31.

January intake: June 1 of the previous year until Aug. 31.

Applications are considered for a specific intake.

Selection Process (including Direct Entry applicants)
The Nursing program does not maintain a waitlist. Obtaining a seat in the Nursing program is by competition. BCIT does not guarantee admission to applicants who meet the minimum requirements. The Nursing program mandate is to select those applicants deemed to have the best opportunity for success. BCIT assigns priority to applicants based on the number of post-secondary credits and/or health-related work experience. Short-listed applicants must have at least one year of post-secondary education (30 credits).

Out-of-province and international applicants should review BCIT's applicant priority information.

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