Undergraduate application conditions of ubc university

The most basic conditions for applying to enter UBC are:

Have a high school graduation qualification, or will soon graduate from a local Canadian middle school.

Students need to submit their middle school transcripts, and UBC will decide whether to accept applicants according to the average scores of four major subjects in the 12th grade provincial examination, including 12th grade English. The average score of these four subjects should not be lower than 67, otherwise UBC will not accept its admission.

Bian Xiao's study abroad experts remind everyone that 67 points is not the minimum admission score. The minimum admission score, called cut off, means that all applicants below this score will be fired. Just like an idiom, "falling out of Sun Shan" means that the last candidate is Sun Shan, and the dividing point is Sun Shan's score. The minimum score for China students to apply directly to UBC University is about 85. Under the same circumstances, UBC University will give priority to those students who have studied abroad for at least one year, especially those who are studying in the preparatory course.

For new immigrants and international students, English proficiency is another obstacle to application. The minimum TOEFL score for international students and new immigrant students is 22 points for each computer test (55 points for each PBT test), and the essay (TWE) must be above 4.0. The TOEFL score must be taken within two years before applying for admission.

The latest TOEFL test is called Internet-based test, referred to as iBT TOEFL. The admission criteria of UBC are: the total score must be at least 86, of which reading and listening must be 265,438+0, and writing and speaking must be 20.

UBC University has a high elimination rate. Students achieved high academic performance and passed the TOEFL test. After entering UBC, there is another important level-LPI language fluency index test. All students must reach LPI level 5 or above before learning English in freshman year. Many students took the exam again and again, and some even took it more than twenty or thirty times. If you fail in the exam, you will not be allowed to take an English exam as a freshman. If you haven't finished learning English in your freshman year, you can't go to your sophomore year. Unable to go to sophomore year, students have to drop out of school.