I'm studying in grade 1 1 in Vancouver, and I want to know about the admission criteria of Canadian universities.

Relatively speaking, according to the admission requirements, UBC is the highest, because there are many Chinese in BC province, and 90+ on average have inflated their scores ~ If you want to enter UBC's popular departments such as science and engineering, you'd better get 90+. If the average score is above 95, it means that there is no need to write a supplement. If you are only over 80 years old, you must write it. Even if you write it, you may not be guaranteed to be admitted ... I have a friend who has an average score of 88 and can only stay on the waiting list of UBC environmental science.

On the other hand, UBC's business is a wonderful existence. It pays little attention to grades, mainly your extracurricular activities. It means that on average, 97% people were rejected and 87% people entered. If extracurricular volunteers have only been to McDonald's, or if their school work experience only goes to places like Starbucks, it will be even more difficult ... I suggest you can be a cashier or make a phone call during the election time. I was a good volunteer in the Winter Olympics last year ... PS. Don't think that UBC arts85+ will definitely enter. For example, this year, because a bunch of 90+ people were brushed off by business, they all went to the liberal arts, which led to high scores in liberal arts.

It's a complete lie to say that SFU business is fired and wants 95+. If you want to study business, SFU is actually quite good ~ps. Toronto's business U is super easy to get into, but to be honest, business has been studying badly, and more than N MBA graduates just wash dishes. ...

U Vic's position has fallen badly now. It used to be said that it was procrastinating, but now it can't even compare with SFU. The entry conditions seem to be very loose, so I don't know much about ... PS. Uvic's campus environment is very good, rabbits are covered with lawns, and Victoria's urban environment feels much better than Vancouver's, with less rain and more historical and cultural buildings. ...

UW is a good school! If you want to study science and engineering, don't even think about going to UW! ! UW ranks low because the school system is not very comprehensive, but math teachers &; Engineering teachers are very drag! ! ! Looking for the best school after graduation, and there is a world-famous coop program, which is a good place to study computer and actuarial science, but if you must get coop, it is meaningless to be formal. Then UW's score is the average score of four courses, but they look at the average score of six courses to judge whether you can get into coop. Go to an eastern university, such as Utuuvo McGill ... you need calculus! ! ! )

Generally speaking, AP is completely useless, except to satisfy a little vanity. You are now G 1 1, and UBC will recognize regular calculus next year, so calc doesn't even need AP. AP has learned many and difficult things, which means that you want to cry when you see their regular exam questions ~ ~ ~ Unless you want to transfer credits from university, you need to take AP exam. This means that the UBC SFU AP letter of credit is fully accepted. UW has one limitation, and not all of them are accepted.

Relatively speaking, it is best for UBC to average 90+. Generally, the average score of UBC is the average score of four courses. The specific course type depends on the different facilities, but english 12 math 12 can be read ... If you want to apply for engineering (some are called applied science), basically all schools require physics 12 chemistry 12. If it is a life science, it needs biology. Therefore, it is recommended to study all three sciences to facilitate college.

It means that you can learn math 12 in summer school, but don't read it any more! ! ! If you don't get good grades in summer, you can finally drop, and if you don't drop, you can choose to repeat ... Rereading the same course is called repeating course, and basically all universities will punish you, such as deducting points from the second grade and taking the average of the two grades, which will show that it is not good-looking on your report card.

It means that if you go to Waterloo, you must take part in the Euclid Competition. If you get a high score, it will be helpful to apply for coop and scholarship. It means that Euclid did well in the exam, and UBC will invite you to participate in an Euclid Day, and then you will have the opportunity to apply for a Euclid scholarship from UBC.

As for the provincial exam, believe me, don't take anything except English 12, English is a must! ! Unless you are an immigrant, you want a provincial scholarship from the Education Bureau. It means that universities in BC province are ok, and their scores are higher than those in Guangdong province, but basically all eastern universities will calculate your final average score according to 40% provincial scores and 60% school scores. Basically, every 5 points higher than the school score in the province will increase your final average score 1 point. If you take 85 every day, even if you take 100 in the provincial exam, you will only take 88 in the end, which is not worth the candle. (More importantly, basically other provinces will only lower their scores ...)

The score of G 1 1 is not very important, but it cannot be too low. English 1 170 is still needed. English 12 is preferably 80+, otherwise even if average goes to many universities, it won't accept it, and it will let you take LPI English or something.

Basically, the University of Vancouver (UBC SFU) has the best score of 90+,and the east requires a low score of 80 OK, but UW wants to get a high score into COOP.

Finally, speaking English means that if you have been in Canada for less than 3 years, you can't even take the IELTS TOEFL! If it happens to be three years, the universities in BC province don't have to take the exam, but the East still has to take the exam. If it is more than four years, you don't need to take the exam. IELTS is very simple, TOEFL IBT needs you to have a better psychological quality, and you will panic when talking to the computer. Generally speaking, IELTS score of 7 is basically accepted by all universities in Canada (note that each of the four items cannot be lower than 6 ...). The coop of UWATERLOO is based on IELTS score of 7, but schools that generally require IELTS score of 7 will also accept IELTS score of 6.5 or higher. UW will send you to an elas program, that is, a language class, if it doesn't reach 6 or 5. Xi' an roughly said it was 7 points, but 6.5 points, RP is better, you can get in, and there is no difference! ) indicates that UBC UT is IELTS 6.5.

Finally, I recommend several good majors. UBC is actually quite mild. The school is very famous, but there are few majors that really shine. Mathematics of Waterloo; Engineering into COOP is perfect, but it's very tiring, and all those who come out smoothly are perverts (no summer vacation ~ everyone is a schoolmaster ~). Ut's life science and engineering are very good, but UT is typical of wide entry and strict exit, and the competition is fierce! (ut's engineering science is one of the best engineering courses in Canada.

Generally speaking, if you want to study in university more easily, you should be tired in high school and get a score of 90+ to go to UBC. If you want to really learn something in college, go to the university in the east. It's easy to go in, it will kill you.

Finally, all schools will watch mandarin 12.