Free live workshop Grades 8-11 · Zoom

How to Get Into UBC Sauder: Free Workshop for Grades 8-11

In this free workshop, we will walk through the five mistakes UBC Sauder applicants make, checked against what Sauder publishes, and what Grades 8-11 families can build now: real stories, community impact and the right courses.

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Sauder says a business activity will not necessarily be valued more highly than something unrelated. Most families still start by building a business resume, and that is the first of five mistakes we will cover.

  • The five mistakes UBC Sauder applicants make, and how to avoid each one
  • What Sauder says it values instead of a business resume
  • How the two Sauder-only questions differ from the general UBC profile
  • What to expect from the video interview, including the creative challenge
  • Which Grade 11 courses and marks feed Sauder's academic review

Parents and students in Grades 8-11 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.

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