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has anyone heard anything from bcit since sending in references and letters of intent?

this wait is killing me lol

Hey Chhun3, I applied with about 40 credits from UBC and i'll have about 58 by April i don't know when the cut off is. My GPA is about 73% but with this last semester i'm hoping it rises. I applied with 6 psychology credits, 3 sociology credits and I have the classes to complete the 6 additional LIB credits but i've never taken LIBS 7001/7002. Hey dmak26, I got shortlisted the day after I posted here last for the August intake! Hey Jadebl, Yes i did :) i listed what credits I had above ^. The majority of them are from arts though so i'm hoping that isn't too much of a disadvantage. On my resume portion I listed my employee history which is just one job that i've been at since 2008 and then volunteer history like camp counsellor, high school bball coach, tutor, mentor etc. How many references is everyone sending in? And is everyone sending in the optional cover letter? GOOD LUCK EVERYONE :)

has anyone heard anything from UBC yet?? still waiting :'(

Hey! I've looked on the BC transfer guide and it doesn't seem like LIBS 7001/7002 have an equivalent. I do know that you need an additional 6.0 or so credits to complete the program and there are many classes at other schools that go towards those. Also just wondering, has anyone heard anything from BCIT yet? My online application has been "pending department review" for what feels like forever!!

Hey! I'm currently a second year student at UBC in the faculty of arts. I took BIO 153 last summer and personally I found the course a little overwhelming. It basically consisted of 3 hour lectures Monday, Wednesday and Friday as well as a 3 hour lab on Fridays. I found the lab extremely easy but I found the lectures tried to cover too much material in a single class and everything was a little too rushed. As long as you really apply yourself to this class and do a lot of studying on your own time, the summer semester shouldn't be too hard. However, if you feel you need more instruction and time to learn the material I would suggest taking it during the regular semesters. :)