The University of British Columbia (UBC) Reviews and Ratings

Because it is the best university on the west side of Canada. I did not want to leave home and go away to another place. The admission process took a long time to complete. There were many questions and was accompanied by an online interview. I had two interview questions. The application fee was pretty reasonable. My grade 12 average was at least top 10% of my grade (out of 500 people).

Offered what I needed, new campus as a branch of UBC in Vancouver but included the small school vibes. The application process included an extensive personal profile but acceptances wasn't solely based on academic marks and achievement. Found that through that experience, they really valued their students and wanted them all to feel welcome and be able to give their gifts in many different ways across their campus.

A very good reputation and the major I wanted to go into is very highly ranked in the world. And the program I chose is very versatile and flexible so I can take many electives and be exposed to the other programs as well.

It had the program I wanted to take. I wanted to do something environmental and I was looking at the other options for environmental degrees and this one fit best. I really like plant and animal biology and this degree seemed to focus on these things.

The campus is accessible, beautiful, and has many facilities to use. Top University in my country for my major. In addition, it provides co-op opportunities and works experiences to connect to an employer.

It's close by and has a great reputation. The transportation to get there is easy and fairly quick. The campus is very big and the libraries are very nice to study in. There is easy access to food places around campus.

For several reasons: parents\' influence, location, and science program. Chose UBC from two options: Simon Fraser University and University of British Columbia Main contributing fact to college decision: parents\' influence.

UBC has a good program and a good student life as well as a good price that is reasonable for the education that I am getting. I also opted for UBC because I have family ties here since my sister also attends the same university.

I went to a different university first where I graduated with a diploma in kinesiology. I applied to transfer all my credits to UBC to continue and receive a degree for completing two more years. I wanted to live in British Columbia. They are known for having a good kinesiology program.

The University of British Columbia is a well-known school. It also has high standards of education. The program was well suited for me and the campus was beautiful. Looks good on a resume.