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 your family through how UBC Sauder evaluates applicants, what the Personal Profile actually looks for, and what to prioritize each year from Grades 8-11 so your child can build the strongest application possible without guesswork.

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We will cover the specific course prerequisites that matter for Sauder, how the Personal Profile is evaluated and what strong responses look like, what admission average benchmarks competitive applicants should be aiming for, and how to build the kind of extracurricular and leadership profile that Sauder values. We will also walk through the full application timeline so you know exactly when each piece needs to be ready, whether your child is in Grade 8 or Grade 11, and how Sauder's expectations compare to UBC's other faculties.

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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