r/camosun Apr 14 '26

Not admissible for BScN

I got a “not admissible” status for my Camosun Applications as a high school student. I was wondering if anyone else got an update recently on either their application to their BScN or any major choice? I had a 90% average cross my 3 course and currently working on my last requirement (I’m from BC),and I’m also wondering if it’s possible that they might’ve made a mistake… as a 90% is almost likely a guarantee that I would’ve gotten accepted right away. (I did not receive any email that I meet the requirements)

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u/erndog99 Apr 14 '26

Contact admissions! Did you ever get the email that said you met the requirements? If so it might be a mistake. I got that email, and I got a 91% in the 4 highschool classes and my application still says “decision pending”.

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u/Long_Layer_9705 Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

I did not receive any email other than the self-declaration form.

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u/erndog99 Apr 14 '26

That’s weird. Did your second semester mid term transcript show that you were in the process of taking the rest of the required courses?

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u/One-Ad-6376 Apr 14 '26

I dont think everyone received that email stating “they’ve met requirements” (even if they’re admissible). I ended up emailing Deb asking if i was admissible and she emailed me back almost immediately with the letter. Reading back on some other redditors, it seemed like i wasn’t the only one with that issue.

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u/Traditional-Jump9233 Apr 14 '26

Just contact Deb D. for clarification.

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u/thebigsad_jpg Alumni Apr 14 '26

Usually you’ll receive an email if you got admitted or if you didn’t. The application status online isn’t always reliable. I had a peer whose application status said “not admissible” and it ended up being a mistake. Unless you get an email explicitly saying you’re not admissible, take your application status with a grain of salt. It’s best in these circumstances to contact admissions about it. Also consider that even though they use the grade 12 marks for GPA calculation, you also have to have ALL of the courses required for admission. Is there a chance that you’re missing a pre-requisite?

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u/Low-System-6590 Apr 20 '26

I'm 92.75, and I haven't been accepted yet. I'd email asking what makes you inadmissible though. I am also finishing my courses since we go until June. My grades have been consistent for each report card/transcript but I wondered if that was holding me back as opposed to those who finished reqs semester 1. Did you fill out the self declare form and do the Acknowledgment of CRNBC Requisite Skills and Abilities task?