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I made my first reddit account ever specifically for UBC because im going to be going to UBC this semester for my first year and living in res, but I heard horror stories from some of my friends in year … The official subreddit for the UBC Computer Science Student Society. You probably are worthy of the program, but they're having major capacity issues. Whereas most other universities including UBC, UofA, Queens, etc. Posted in the u_StunningCare1675 community. 3 as the cutoff, and as you can see, it increased quite drastically from that number. Specialization Hi. Check the UBC Calendar and Science Specialization Application information for the most up-to-date details about requirements for this … Anyone know of possible second degree CS options in Canada? (where you get lot of transfer credit and can finish degree quicker. We're here to demystify … First year CS major here, I came in with an average of around 93-94% haven taken only one programming class which was online. I am wondering that which are the courses I have to choose, which are … Can anyone tell me how competitive UBC's CS (computer science) 2 year degree program is? I will be graduating from SFU in the summer and would like to apply but don't know if my grades are up to … UBC has a high acceptance rate because applicants are already screened once before they can apply. is … Major in Computer Science (BSc)Students in the Faculty of Science must be in good standing (not on academic probation), and have taken CPSC … Transferring to Science for CS would be highly competitive and OP's average is likely the reason they are waitlisted. I got my acceptance letter 2 days ago. Hearing what people have been saying this year it seems to me like the hard cutoff to get into econ was between an 82-83%. I see way more CS majors than bio majors here Reply reply More replies QjQ_ • Why are the comments so similar Reply reply Aromatic_thiol • … I noticed UBC only requires 1 Math and 1 Stat course, both which I have already done at SFU. Do I need to accept before I can see if I got CS or not? Cause I am transferring and I already have an offer from SFU so I thought I wouldn’t want to … Both engineering and computer science programs at UBC necessitate averages above 90, advising prospective students to anticipate program selection carefully based on various factors … You should know that mathematical sciences still falls under the CPSC umbrella, so not meeting the cutoff for a regular CPSC major would also entail that you don't meet the cutoff for a major in … Program requirements UBC admissions for the 2026/27 academic year and the BCS application system are now open. I was wondering if anyone would know any possible cutoff whatsoever which would be in place for CS? I'm mainly talking about the transfer cutoff in this case. this whole year, the number all of us had in mind was 82. (Not UBC Official Data) Data was obtained through Reddit comments. do they take into account when you apply as well? is it first come first serve? any … UBC is very secretive with how admissions works. Where to lodge a formal complaint about work day 196 upvotes · 29 comments r/UBC I’m convinced UBC Reddit is the best dating app 103 upvotes · 63 comments r/UBC Screw you UBC and your … So just calculate your average % and compare if your grades are similar to 80%+. Join clubs, get involved in some school … Posted by u/Fantastic_Egg_6679 - 18 votes and 22 comments Been waiting on this one. I am currently in my first year in CS at some institution in Ontario and want to transfer to UBC CS 3rd year. In canada at this level theres not really a prestige factor like in the us so the … I am aware of how competitive UBC computer science is for international students, and I just want to know what the cutoff is for BA computer science for an international first year like me. MATH cutoffs have usually been in the 60’s - never anything close to a 76. If you do CS courses at UBCO and transfer to UBC, you basically have to start from year 1 again because most UBCO CS courses do not count towards the UBC program. Every year, UBC releases a report of data on student demographics, admission, enrolment and retention rates, and every year, The Ubyssey breaks … UBC does care about supplemental applications (as I know someone that's in the high 90s average and did not get in whether others that got lower are accepted). This kind of culture doesn't really … UBC prefers to fill available slots with new students or with outside transfers who will pay tuition rather than with existing students who already pay tuition. , taking about your high school grades, because it seems so from your reddit profile)? If so, then you don't actually get into CS until after your first year; this cutoff is your … Will this cutoff be lower or higher this year, and are there any other requirements such as our resume, an interview, a cover letter or anything like that to get into 2nd year CS specialization? The cutoff for last year was 83ish (international) and 81ish (domestic).

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