Langara College

Hi Akhil, Langara is a very college, the programme is good and intended to make you job ready. Please write to the college to know about the career support and assistance and co-op programs. You should learn more on this page
https://langara.ca/continuing-studies/programs-and-courses/programs/supply-chain-logistics/index.html.

Hello Ashima,
Yes, you can. The program requires applicants to hold a Bachelor degree, however in a relevant and closely related field. You must also take the TOEFL or the IELTS. Hope I have answered your query.

Hi Jaspreet,
The situation is such as that MBA and M.Com are not offered by Langara and hence, unfortunately you cannot apply nor get admission since the courses don't exist. Please always check the college or university websites for better clarification. In case you missed, check here:
https://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/

Hi,
Langara College is a public degree-granting college in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, which serves approximately 21,000 students annually through its university, career and continuing studies programs. Langara is a popular choice for university transfer students due to smaller class sizes, excellent support services and competitive tuition fees. More students transfer to BC universities from Langara College than from any other college and this link, http://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/computer-science will enhance further.
Wish you luck!

Hi,
At least 50 percent marks are required to pursue a Bachelor's degree in an SPP college, hence it applies to Langara college as well. You may check the website for details and email them as well.3
http://langara.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/business-administration/admission-requirements.html
If you are looking for a college specifically in Vancouver, Langara is well known , you may also check Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver.

Dear Rishabveer Minhas,
To pursue BBA programme across India, it is not necessary that one should be a mathematics student. BBA programme can be pursued by anyone. All the best.

It is better to consult with the college administrator directly.

If you are looking at pursuing a degree course, then 60% is a bit low for it. But you can go for an undergraduate diploma course, as you can get admission for those course with your academic profile. Please check Langara college's website if they offer diploma courses in a specialization of your choice or not.

Its better to opt for state universities in Canada, they have a better reputation and also their degrees are valid and accepted globally. You can look for like University of Alberta,
University of British Columbia, York University etc. All the best.