Free live workshop Grades 11-12 · Zoom

How to Get Into UBC: Free Workshop for Grades 11-12

In this free workshop, we will show your family what happens after a UBC offer arrives: why every offer is conditional, the final-grade changes UBC says can lead it to take a second look, and how to plan Grade 12 so the offer your child earns is the one they keep.

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Most families plan for UBC up to the day the offer arrives. Every UBC offer is conditional, and UBC publishes what can lead it to take a second look.

  • The final-grade drops UBC says can trigger a review: 2% overall or 4% in degree-related courses
  • The firmer Vancouver lines on Grade 11 and 12 English, and Pre-Calculus 12 for competitive degrees
  • Why BC students need "Proficient" on the Grade 12 Literacy Assessment to keep an offer
  • How to plan a Grade 12 course load your child can sustain through June

Parents and students in Grades 11-12 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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