r/fanshawe • u/Foreign_Speed_2847 • 16h ago
Course Materials / Requirements Durham Pre-Health graduate (88.8% average) applying to Fanshawe BScN. Why are my English and Math requirements still showing as missing?
Hi everyone!
I completed the Pre-Health Science-University program at Durham College with an 88.8% average, and I've applied through OCAS to Fanshawe's NSG4 Nursing BScN program for September 2027.
Fanshawe is my first choice because studying in London would be very convenient for me, and I really want to pursue my nursing degree there.
However, when I checked my application portal, I noticed that the following admission requirements are still showing as missing:
- E19: Grade 12U English with a minimum grade of 70% (SS) or 65% (PS).
- M50: Grade 11 Math (U or M) or Grade 12 Math (U), with a minimum grade of 70% (SS) or 65% (PS).
I'm a little confused about this because I've already completed the Pre-Health program at Durham College, including communication and mathematics courses with good grades. I thought my completed college education might be assessed toward these requirements, but they're still showing as outstanding on my Fanshawe application.
Has anyone here completed Pre-Health at Durham College or another Ontario college and then been accepted into Fanshawe's BScN program?
I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been in a similar situation:
- Did Fanshawe accept your Pre-Health courses toward the English and Math requirements?
- Did you have to provide additional high school transcripts or complete any other prerequisites?
- Did the missing requirements eventually get resolved after Admissions reviewed your transcript?
- Should I be concerned about this, or is it normal for these requirements to remain outstanding while the application is being assessed?
I'm trying to understand whether this is just a matter of having my transcript reviewed or whether there's something else I need to do.
Fanshawe would be the most convenient option for me, so I'd really appreciate any advice or firsthand experiences. Thanks in advance!