UBC because she is interested in living in Canada and likes Vancouver from our visit there. The 10k cheaper price tag is also enticing. American because great internship opportunities and their school of Public policy has a great Lincoln scholar’s program. The scholarships help peak her interest and possibility of appealing for more.
Based on info. listed on UBC’s wesbite on the topic “After You Apply” it notes that “Be certain of the order of your choices – think of them as two separate applications ranked in order of preference.
For UBC, I got accepted into the Faculty of Science (no major yet but possible biology based). Same faculty for Toronto (major: human biology). Same faculty for McGill (major: Anatomy and Cell Biology) As I’m planning on pursuing in medicine in the future (probably plastic surgery or dermatology), my majors are biology based.
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Exactly how selective is UBC when compared to schools like UC Berkeley, UCLA, and University of Toronto?
This thread is for general discussion about UBC admissions. You may talk about the following, but are not limited to: Determining whether UBC is a good fit for you or not Determining your chances of getting into UBC Comparing UBC to another school (note that there will likely by pro-UBC bias here) IMPORTANT NOTES: Certain faculties are considerably easier to enter than others. Commerce ...
Here this would come down to UBC and Northeastern to me. Emory and Penn State aren’t particularly known for CS (though both solid, and within a tier or less of Northeastern for CS), Emory costs more by a smidge, and Penn State doesn’t give the city environment you want. The real kicker between the American schools is that co-op goes a long way for securing a job in America and it will ...
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I have been offered admission to UBC for studies in Science. Are there limited seats for Computer Science or does anyone applying for the major, with an 82%+ average, get in?(applying at the end of first year)
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are there any reasons other than cost of study or living or being close to family why I would accept an offer to study electrical engineering in Western University, Queens or Univ. of Ottawa over University of British Columbia? Am I guaranteed Electrical Engineering placement in UBC or is it very competitive and non-guaranteed like University of Toronto? Give me as many reasons/ considerations ...
You likely have a better chance at UBC as long as you have the course requirements and country requirements. See the links below. McGill has similar requirements to UBC. So, overall, I would say you have a good shot at UBC and McGill, assuming that you have the course prerequisites and country prerequisites for UBC. Here’s what U of T is ...