Please be advised that all the past exams and assignments of the UBC Economics, Commerce minor courses are currently not open to public.

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- Ryan

 

Because of the high demand for our programs, strong secondary school grades are required to be admitted.

UBC uses Grade Point Averages (GPAs) to evaluate high school students for admission to the University. A student's GPA is calculated using grades from certain academic courses found in his or her home province, country, or international curriculum (see UBC Vancouver and UBC Okanagan).

GPAs used by the University vary each year depending on the number of students who apply to a given program and the grades those students present.

UBC Vancouver students who wish to pursue the degrees in the table below should aim to earn grades within or above the percentage indicated. The averages listed below are based only on academic courses, not the overall average.

Note that the percentage ranges below are given as guidelines only; in any given year, the GPA for admission may fall outside of these ranges.

Program	Canadian high school (percentage	IB points	Letter grade
Applied Biology	low to mid 80s	27-29	B
Applied Science (Engineering)	low to mid 80s [2]	27-29	A/B
Arts	mid 80s	27-28	A/B
Commerce	mid 80s [1]	27-28	A
Forest Sciences, Forestry, Natural Resources Conservation and Wood Products Processing	mid to high 70s [3]	25-26	B
Food, Nutrition and Health	low to mid 80s	27-29	B
Human Kinetics	mid to high 80s [2]	31-33	A/B
Science	mid to high 80s [2]	31-33	A

[1] Plus supplemental application.

[2] Students at the low end of this range may be invited to submit a personal profile to strengthen their application for Broad Based Admission.

[3] The Faculty of Forestry offers an admission guarantee – see www.forestry.ubc.ca/ga for details.

UBC Okanagan students who wish to pursue the degrees in the table below should aim to earn grades within or above the percentage indicated. The averages listed below are based only on academic courses, not the overall average.

Note that the percentage ranges below are given as guidelines only; in any given year, the GPA for admission may fall outside of these ranges.

Program	Canadian high school (percentage)	IB points	Letter grade
Applied Science (Engineering)	mid to high 70s	25-26	B
Arts [4]	75	24	B
Fine Arts [5]	minimum 67	minimum 24
Human Kinetics	high 70s to low 80s	25-27	B
Management	mid to high 70s	25-26	B
Nursing	low to mid 80s	27-29	B
Pre-Pharmacy [4]	75	24	B
Science [4]	75	24	B

[4] At present, UBC Okanagan offers an admission guarantee to Arts, Pre-Pharmacy, and Science.

[5] The Visual Arts program requires a portfolio and letter of intent ; the Interdisciplinary Performance program requires a letter of intent





TRANSFER STUDENTS

Admission averages for post-secondary transfer students are based on transferable university-level courses. Students transferring to either UBC campus from a college or university college in BC should consult the BC Transfer Guide for a list of transferable courses. The minimum academic standing to qualify for admission to either UBC campus is an admission average of 2.0 (based on a 4.0 scale).

Depending on the amount of transferable courses you've completed, your admission GPA is calculated as follows:

0 to 6 credits taken	Admission based on high school average only
7 to 23 credits taken	Admission based on high school average and college GPA (calculated using all transferable credits taken)
24 to 30 credits taken	Admission based on college GPA (calculated using all transferable credits taken)
More than 30 credits taken	Admission based on college GPA (calculated using most recent 30 transferable credits taken )

UBC also considers applicants who have successfully completed an academically appropriate diploma program and achieved a minimum overall GPA of 2.0 (many programs require higher GPAs) at institutes of technology and colleges of applied arts and technology. Generally speaking, transfer credit is not awarded for completion of a diploma program, however depending on the nature of the diploma program, as well as the UBC program you are applying to, you may be eligible for advanced standing  of up to one year.

Program	GPA
Applied Biology	Usually ranges from 2.0 to 2.5
Applied Science (Engineering)	Engineering Transfer Program: 2.5 [1]All other transfer programs: Usually ranges from 3.0 to 3.5
Arts	Usually ranges from 3.2 to 3.5
Commerce	Minimum of 2.5 [2]
Dietetics	Admission is based on GPA (60% of admission score), performance on a Test of Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing (20%), and personal profile (20%). See the Calendar for details.
Environmental Design	Usually ranges from 3.0 to 3.4 [3]
Fine Arts	Minimum of 2.0 [4]
Food, Nutrition, and Health	Usually ranges from 2.3 to 2.8
Forestry	Usually ranges from 2.0 to 2.3
Global Resource Systems	Usually ranges from 2.8 to 3.2
Human Kinetics	Usually ranges from 3.5 to 3.7
Medical Laboratory Science	Usually ranges from 2.8 to 3.4
Midwifery	No specific competitive GPA cut-off [5]
Music	Minimum of 2.0 [6]
Nursing	Applicants are encouraged to have a GPA of at least 2.7 in order to be competitive
Pharmaceutical Sciences	Applicants are encouraged to have a GPA of at least 3.3 in order to be competitive
Science	Usually ranges from 2.3 to 2.7
Social Work	Minimum of 2.5

[1] Students completing an Engineering Transfer Program must also have a GPA of 2.7 on math, chemistry and physics courses.

[2] Students applying to second year must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 overall and a minimum GPA of 2.5 on all math, economics and English courses attempted. Students applying to third year must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and a minimum of 2.5 on all Commerce courses attempted. All students must submit the BCOM Supplemental Application Form.

[3] Admission is also based on an admissions questionnaire, a letter expressing interest in the program, and a portfolio demonstrating general creative abilities.

[4] Additional requirements include the completion of specific courses and a portfolio or audition.

[5] Admission is based on your academic average, references, a current résumé, and a written personal statement.

[6] Admission is also based on an audition.

Program	Canadian Post-secondary Transfer (GPA)	Canadian Post-secondary Transfer (percentage)
Arts	2.0	60%
Education – Elementary	3.0–3.5	73–78%
Education – Secondary	2.8–3.3	70–76%
Engineering	2.5 [1]	65%
Health Studies	2.0	60%
Human Kinetics	2.0	60%
Management	2.0 [2]	60%
Nursing	2.6–3.0	67–73%
Pre-Pharmacy	2.0	60%
Science	2.0	60%
Social Work	2.0 [3]	60%
Visual Arts	2.0 [4]	60%

[1] Students must also meet a 2.7 GPA on all Math/Chemistry/Physics classes attempted.

[2] Students admitted on the basis of a diploma must meet a minimum GPA of 2.5.

[3] Students admitted on the basis of a diploma must meet a minimum GPA of 3.0.

[4] A portfolio is also required.

https://you.ubc.ca/ubc/counsellors/averages.ezc?pageID=1352
https://you.ubc.ca/ubc/counsellors/gpa.ezc?pageID=1356

Best Transfer Experience at ICN

These are the possible 2010 Summer Economics classes at UBC.

Department is hiring professors to teach, which means they are willing to offer these courses in Summer 2010

Economics 101 - Principles of Microeconomics

Economics 102 - Principles of Macroeconomics

Economics 301 - Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis

Economics 302 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis

Economics 303 - Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis I

Economics 325 - Introduction to Empirical Economics

Economics 326 - Methods of Empirical Research in Economics

Economics 345 - Money and Banking

Economics 356 - Introduction to International Finance

Economics 355 - International Trade

Economics 370 – Cost Benefit Analysis

Economics 371 - Economics of the Environment

Economics 442 – Economic Development

GTAA, an authority where manages the

Toronto Pearson International Airport is introducing the new rebate plan for airlines.

ECON 472

 

모든 학생비자에는 2002년에서 3년 사이에 저 문구가 포함되기 시작한것으로 기억합니다.

 

일단 저 문구의 뜻은 TRV라는 비자를 필요로 하는 사람 (예, 중국인은 학생비자 발급시 임시거주비자인 TRV와 Study Permit 두개가 필요함)이 캐나다에 재 입국할때 TRV가 유효하지 않을경우 (Expired) 학생비자 하나로 가지고는 재입국을 거부할수도 있다는 말입니다. (단 미국에서 오는경우 제외) 대한민국 국민은 TRV 비자 없이 캐나다에 들어 올수 있으므로, 학생비자의 잔여 기간 만큼은 입국에 문제가 없습니다.

 단 이민법에 어긋나거나, 영구체류의 목적이 보인다 싶으면 언제든지 이민관이 얄짤없이 튕길수도 있다는것 유념하시고,

서류준비는 물론 이민법을 지키려고 노력하세요.

 

 

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TRV - Temporary Resident Visa

학생비자는 캐나다에서 남아 있는것을 허락해 주는 것이고 TRV는 기본적으로 캐나다 입국만 허용하는 비자입니다. 대한민국 국민은 필요 없습니다.

 

 

출처 - International Student Handbook Vancouver 2007/08, University of British Columbia.

오랜시간 한국을 비웠더니

https://www.secure.pair.ubc.ca/reports/gradesdist_request.action



Sometimes, we can't just trust ratemyprofessors.com. Also, we do not know which section or which prof. has higher class average. However, the Grades Distribution of University of British Columbia will help you to track down which prof, which section showed higher class average historically.
    
Link above will lead to a UBC page where you can check grades distribution of any classes provided in UBC.

우연찮게 만나게된 은희경 선생님은...
우리 엄마랑 나이가 같으시다.
하지만... 엄마의 모습도, 예술가의 모습도...
소녀의 모습도 다 갖추신 은희경 선생님..

아무래도 내 트로트에 빠지신듯하다...
아 이놈의 인기..ㅋㅋ
ㅎㅎㅎ 한국가면 맛있는거 사주세요~ㅋㅋ