How hard is it to get into ubc computer science. Are there limited seats for Computer Science or does anyone applying for the major, with an 82%+ average, get in?(applying at the end of first year) Comment your averages if you made it or unfortunately didn't make it into the Computer Science Specialization. The acceptances at the easier to get in faculties are likely why the acceptance rate is around 50% If so, then you don't actually get into CS until after your first year; this cutoff is your first year average at UBC. If so, their CS cutoff (if they have one), will be different than that of the UBC campus. UBC is likely ranked highly due to its Science, Engineering, and Business faculties. I’ve seen people get in with 72s (domestic) and 82s (international) but that’s the lowest i’ve seen. For a competitive average, we generally recommend hitting at least the high 80s to increase your chances of getting into UBC Computer Science. Also, your posts indicate that you are planning on attending UBC Okanagan. Let's try to estimate what the cutoff is. There's an option to do CPSC and Bidness as a combined major, but it is very hard. Mar 12, 2020 ยท I have been offered admission to UBC for studies in Science. 75 for domestic students, 85 for international students is a good benchmark. Don’t freak out though, I know plenty of people who successfully transferred in after second year who didn’t get in first time around - and . To ensure you’re at a good academic standing, develop good study habits, and learn to organize your time! In Canada we have to apply directly to the major we want as in Science, Arts, Business, etc. But who knows what a year of online schooling has done to averages. Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Top New Controversial Old Q&A Special_Rice9539 • UBC's computer science program is probably tied for 2nd/3rd, with the first going to Waterloo. These faculties are much harder to get into than Arts or Forestry. yhknb rxnocp qvbg huqhklwd mabv sqw bchmjs vsxza nledn rtrg