r/langara

Just got my acceptance to Spring Nursing 2027 batch this morning at 4 Lmaoo! If any of ya’ll are making a discord group or smthn lemme know!

Hello everyone, hope you are doing well..

If you are still waiting for a decision, fyi, I heard back today around 1:50 PM..

I had 21 credits to transfer so both my high school and university courses were evaluated together..

For my last term, I had a gpa of 3.4 but for first 11 credits, I did not do well due to an extenuating circumstance in which I explained for them throughly what the reason was.. I also had 3.65 CGPA for high school.

Therefore, don't loose hope if you haven't still heard back, I wish you guys all the best and hopefully you will hear the great news very soon as well.

Cheers

heyy has anyone had any status alterations from students who did langara prereqs? what i've seen so far is that students coming from different institutions have the status "docs received-under review" but i've seen no news from langara students even those with high gpas. i'm assuming acceptances would start rolling out in june-july? ngl this waiting game is pissing me off

Hey! To those who have been accepted to the BSN program, when did you find out you were accepted?

Hi everyone!

I already emailed Langara about this but because of the weekend I’m not going to hear back for days! So I thought I would ask the people of Reddit.

So what is the GPA for the exceptionally qualified applicant? And when do people start hearing back? For the exceptionally qualified and for the others?

My account hasn’t been completely updated yet. Just waiting for them to upload my remaining tru grades into the portal.

But my GPA is 3.8!

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

So I did a year at UVIC for social sciences, hated it, and decided to follow my passion and pursue art. I applied as a transfer to Langara and Emily Carr both for Visual arts, I would be a first year at both. I dont currently know what I want to due in terms of a career, and would just like to be able to do art.

I got accepted to both, but before I got accepted to ECU my plan was to go to Langara then transfer to ECU. I heard from someone that they went to Langara, then transferred after the two years, and the difference in skill between them and the other ECU graduates was noticeable, because Langara supposedly has better technical skill building.

If I were to choose langara over ECU right now, I would still plan on transferring to ECU after the two years at Langara is up, so my question is if I should just got to ECU right off the bat, or if langara is better for developing skills first?

Additionally, classes at Langara first year look like more studio classes, whereas the ECU ones seem like a lot of writing. Ones at ECU like HUMN 100 and 101, and FNDT 108 seem like a lot of writing and not a lot of actually doing art. Will I actually be in the studio more at Langara vs ECU?

What was your GPA when you applied? I’ve heard students with a GPA less than 3.5 most likely won’t get an offer?

Guys, this wait and uncertainty is eating my alive. What’s taking them so long?! This is almost borderline unprofessional.

All kin students please interact lmk how you guys are feeling because I’m for sure freaking tf out!

All stories I’ve heard about people not getting accepted to ubc kin with higher gpas than mine and how second round applicants have a much less likely chance, just keep haunting me and scaring me lol.

I am a Grade 12 student deciding between Langara and SFU Arts. How difficult is it to internally transfer from Economics to Beedie? Is it more challenging than transferring from Langara? If I choose Langara, I can apply to four programs: UBC Arts, SFU Beedie, and SFU Arts(maybe also ubc sauder , but too competitive)However, if I fail to get into even SFU Arts, it would be the worst-case scenario since I already have an offer for SFU Arts this fall.

Another concern I have is the social and networking aspect. I’ve heard that university life is as much about networking as it is about grades. I’m worried that if I transfer from Langara later, it might be difficult to integrate into an established community or catch up with networking opportunities compared to students who started at SFU as freshmen. Does being a transfer student put me at a significant disadvantage for networking in uni?

Kind of just want to finish every assignment so I don't have to deal with that class other than exams and tests but would that look suspicious?

What are some easy classes at langara that are both goa boosters and transferable?

I have been offered admission into the Associate of arts: Commerce and Business studies at langara college for fall 2026 And I just needed some help with courses.

This summer I plan to take pre calculus 12 but I’m worried of not meeting the requirements for Math 1174. If I do not meet those requirements what could I do? Should I take pre calculus 12 in langara? And if this was the case what year would I transfer to, 2 or 3?

Any help is appreciated I am just a little bit lost right now

I got accepted with a 95 average and I have questions

How hard is it to get the grade needed for mech 2nd year ubc?

What is the workload/how many hours needed effort put in?

Any professor recommendations?

I know Langara goes by letter and gpa so how do those grades be converted into percentage at UBC?

Is it realistic to achieve a B+ or A- if I take two English courses at the same time? English is not my strongest suit though but I would only be taking 2 courses 😅

I sent in my final transcripts to UBC including this term grades. However it’s showing as interim official transcript on UBC platform and I’m guessing it’s because of summer classes that I’m taking. Is it normal? I did send them an email but just wanted to see what your experience been?

Anyone who transferred to UBC or knows someone. I’m wondering how long does it take for UBC to send a confirmation email of admission after sending final transcripts?

Anybody has advice for this course and like any info on the group project that runs term long like how is it 1-10 for its difficulty in general? Thanks

Hi everyone! I’m currently in an Associate of Arts program and planning to transfer into a Social Work program in the future.

I’m about to start studying there this fall, so I’m currently trying to navigate which classes to take right now.

For anyone who has taken humanities and social science courses, could you please recommend some good ones besides SSRV 2000 & 2001? I noticed those are already required.

I’m especially interested in areas like:
- Canadian History
- Economics
- Family Studies
- Gender Studies
- Indigenous Studies
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology

I’d love to hear which courses you found interesting, useful for social work, or manageable GPA-wise. Thank you so much :)

Does taking only 1 course matter or change anything like, does it make you a part-time student or? Since I dropped a course after reviewing the outline and I decided I do not think I will be able to do well. So I was wondering does Langara care how many courses you take