Academic Foundations for Potential Psychiatric Nursing Applicants (Certificate)

A limited number of seats in the Academic Foundations in Psychiatric Nursing and Bachelor of Science in Psychiatric Nursing programs are designated for applicants who self-identify as Indigenous and meet the academic and the final admission requirements.  

Interested students should self declare when applying for the program on Education Planner BC.  For questions and support, please contact Indigenous Student Services for further details.

The application deadline date for a designated indigenous seat is February 1 for the Fall intake and June 1 for the Winter intake.

Reserved Seats for Students graduation from School District #43 and High School Applicants

There are a limited number of designated seats in the AF PNUR program for School District #43 and for other high school applicants. High school applicants apply online by the application deadline date.

Reserved Seats for Mental Health and Substance Use Work 

In the AF PNUR program there will be a limited number of designated seats for graduates from the Douglas College Mental Health and Substance Use Work (MHSU) program. To be eligible for a designated seat offer, a MHSU graduate will be required to meet all academic and non-academic admission requirements for the AF PNUR program.

Do you need a refresher of math skills that you haven’t used for a long time?

Take MATU 0500 Set for Stats. This 6-week online synchronous program will prepare you to take the required math courses and set you up for success with introductory statistics. Build your skills and confidence in a low-pressure (no letter grades) course, with others just like you. Tuition is free for domestic students.

For any questions about this course, you can contact Kevin Staley at staleyk@douglascollege.ca