University of British Columbia (UBC) is a highly respected and well-regarded institution, and is consistently ranked among the top universities in Canada and is known for its strong academic programs, research opportunities, and commitment to sustainability and internationalization. What I liked about UBC was that it has a diverse student body and offers a great curriculum for Economics (my degree), paired with a great faculty of highly experienced personnel assisting students’ learning. UBC is also located in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Vancouver, making the experience of attending university there all the more valuable; I would definitely recommend UBC.

The University of British Columbia provides many opportunities for students to not only discover their passions but also with the resources that they may need to succeed in the workforce. The Economics program is a large program with many different branches, allowing students to expand their studies but also study a more narrow field that they find interest in. Professors are highly supportive of students in their studies and guide them in accomplishing their goals.

My experience as a first year student so far has been pretty good. A lot of the professors that I had understand the troubles of transitioning from high school to university, and are very patient in explaining concepts that are harder to get during office hours.

Campus is amazing, architecture looks fabulous, and is situated close by to a beach, so it’s amazing in the summers. Professors are very kind and decently receptive to questions, and overall seem quite passionate about their teachings.

My first year at UBC was filled with many educational obstacles, but I was able to overcome them with the support of my peers, professors, and services available to UBC students. The Vancouver campus offers her first-year program to help high school students make the transition to college by offering small classes and excellent support. We encourage you to attend one of these programs not only to facilitate your transition to a larger institution, but also to build the acquaintances and social support that are so important in college life.Campus It is also beautiful, and there are many places to visit and study.

It is a top comprehensive university in Canada with a great view and location in Vancouver! It’s a big place with opportunities to meet different people and going for different activities.

I think the resources for each faculty/ program such as majors are not well-assigned, and too much resources for business students, and less for Arts faculty. These resources might include things like job and career fair opportunities.