Is SFU hard to get in?

Program Requirements Most SFU programs require you to have completed a few specific high school courses. They also require you to achieve a minimum grade point average (GPA). This minimum GPA is typically around 70\% to 80\%. However, we recommend aiming for a GPA in the 90\% range to be a competitive candidate.

Is UBC Okanagan hard to get into?

For successful applicants, the mean grade range for all courses completed in senior year was 89–91 per cent at UBC Vancouver and 82–84 per cent at UBC Okanagan. This year’s admission rate was 57 per cent. UBC’s graduate programs appear significantly harder to get into with a 24 per cent admission rate on both campuses.

Is Ubco easier than UBC?

Course selection & scheduling. I found it much easier at UBCO to pick and schedule my courses than at UBCV, including adding and dropping courses that worked better for my degree and time. Both first-year and degree requirements are more straightforward, which made choosing my courses a lot simpler.

Does SFU offer engineering?

We focus on 5 high technology engineering areas: Electronics, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, Engineering Physics and Biomedical engineering. Part of hand on experience is a mandatory coop program, one of the few in Canada, that means our students enter industry with substantial on the job work experience.

What is a good GPA at SFU?

Grades

Letter grade	Definition	Numerical equivalent
A+ A A-	excellent performance	4.33 4.00 3.67
B+ B B-	good performance	3.33 3.00 2.67
C+ C	satisfactory performance	2.33 2.00
C- D	marginal performance	1.67 1.00

What is the acceptance rate for UBC 2021?

The rate of acceptance at the University of British Columbia as of 2021 is 52.4\%.

Is there a difference between UBC and UBCO?

The diplomas aren’t the same. The UBCV one says “University of British Columbia at Vancouver, BC” while the UBCO one says “University of British Columbia at Kelowna, BC.”

Is UBC Okanagan same as UBC?

UBC’s Okanagan campus, formerly Okanagan University College, is located in Kelowna, B.C. and became part of UBC in 2005.