Bcit after ubc reddit. Cost is about $10,000 including books and tuition. I've been in the industry for six years now, and...

Bcit after ubc reddit. Cost is about $10,000 including books and tuition. I've been in the industry for six years now, and the spread I've been seeing I am a first year student transferring from BIE at UBC to BCIT. BCIT's program 12 votes, 14 comments. My question is which school should I look into? I kinda looked at Happy 100k members r/UBC! 🎉 170 upvotes · 4 comments r/UBC The autograded score on my CPSC 121 exam popping up after I submitted my last question (very low) 180 upvotes · 13 comments r/UBC I guess I don't understand why you would be unable to transfer your classes over to UBC. Arch Thinking of going into architecture school. I have decided to go back to school to 詳細の表示を試みましたが、サイトのオーナーによって制限されているため表示できません。 At UBC, I think, you have to do one year of general studies (?) before being admitted to Computer Science. When you graduate, employers will know that: you learned from faculty with industry BCIT only offers diploma and nobody would hire someone with only a diploma? Employers want people with CS degrees so go to UBC or SFU because they are great universities and they offer computer But if you're planning to go back to China right after graduation, then BCIT is not a good idea cause no decent Chinese tech company would hire a candidate without a university degree. But everyone is applying to Use the BC Transfer Guide to see how to transfer courses, credits, and programs to a BC university, college, or institute. (credit to u/secksi) BCIT is fantastic for fields that the universities struggle to teach, like web and Is there any BCIT graduates in Electrical Engineering out there that can helo give me a sense of what this program is like. Hi! So I heard that the UBC/BCIT Biotechnology program is meant to prepare students to go straight into industry after getting Hi! So I heard that the UBC/BCIT Biotechnology Hey! I've been thinking about applying for it and I was wondering if anyone could tell me about their experience with it/ the program's reputation and how switching between BCIT and UBC went. My two schools of choice for electrical engineering are UBC and BCIT and I am I am going to Mechanical Engineering Technology this year, just wanna ask if I complete my B. I'm mainly going to focus on BCIT Architectural Science graduates that pursued M. I am currently enrolled part-time at UBC DAP vs BCIT Accounting Diploma (BCIT possible Degree laddering option) Any accountants or recruiters would be greatly appreciated. And so, I would like Hi, I've applied to Bcit's Bachelor of Civil Engineering program and have been fully accepted. I didn’t have to submit any of my UBC transcript because none of the course I am taking are eligible for transfer credits. I know lots of Transfer credit database You’ve worked hard for what you’ve accomplished and you should get credit for it. I am wondering if transferring credits to do comp sci at UBC or They're both great schools for engineering but the problem with ubc is you go into general engineering then you have to apply to the specialty, and for mechanical, it is one of the most competitive Now I want to learn a proper way of doing things and hopefully elevate my career. 12 votes, 30 comments. Dropped out after realizing that I did not want to study science but my grades weren't good enough to transfer When someone goes to BCIT they get 2-4 years of The difficult math or physics required for engineering will exist at any institution, however, BCIT tries to split it up into more bite-sized chunks. So I would just pick the UBC BCS/SFU second degree in CS route. I'm more interested in hearing what people have to say about each one as opposed to the discussion being 1 vs the Students who used to be at/studied at UBC/SFU and are now at BCIT for software development or IT, what is different,better and worse? Thanks a lot! :) I am hoping to turn my life around and go into possibly MRI tech. Then, provided your grades are above 70%, you are permitted to stay there for the degree, or take an engineering bridge to UBC. . I'm in CST so that's what I'm interested in hearing about but Secondly after 5 years at UBC I realise the life can get a bit hectic and stressful and I wonder whether BCIT would be a wiser decision as I would be able to learn more practical and useful knowledge that I'm struggling between these programs because BCIT is (based on my research) the more reputable school, has more clinical hours, and a smaller class size which likely means a better I'm struggling between these programs because BCIT is (based on my research) the more reputable school, has more clinical hours, and a smaller class size which likely means a better Steven McMillan is a teacher at BCIT who went on to get a masters at UBC after finishing his degree at BCIT. I am curious about that Is it possible to apply for a Master's degree (related field) in other university (SFU or UBC) after I I've got a UBC mechanical engineering degree and wound up with a career trajectory that I'm not stoked on. I've looked at your comment history and honestly man, finish your degree where ever you want With a bachelor of Architecture from BCIT you're called an Architectural Technologist. Find out if the credit from a course you’ve completed at another academic [] 詳細の表示を試みましたが、サイトのオーナーによって制限されているため表示できません。 I know this is asked a lot but, BCIT diploma vs degree? Haven’t seen one of these threads in the past two years (may have missed one) so I am curious about the job prospects of a BCIT diploma holder 詳細の表示を試みましたが、サイトのオーナーによって制限されているため表示できません。 UBC is ranked highly for computer science. People don't realize till they go to bcit just how emotionally draining these programs are. I would like to ask your experience going this route (BCIT ABT Diploma > BCIT B. ArchSci > M. Everythings virtual now but before covid the commute, the long hours even after class staying on campus working SFU isn't as hands-on as BCIT, but still favours practicality over theory. You can choose Economics/Construction Operations option and become an estimator and continue your education in Anyone who took a computer-related bachelor's at UBC or SFU and after graduation still went to BCIT for computing classes? A subreddit for everything at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. I'm currently at SFU after doing CST, Yea your first few years in public accounting sucks but the world opens up after you get your CPA and you are on an equal playing field as people who graduated from more prestigious universities. I was wondering for any one out there, if I drop out of UBC, will BCIT look at my high school grades or still the UBC. I hear that BCIT gives you a technical diploma AND a degree while UBC just gives you a degree but Hi, I just finished my O levels and I am hoping to join a computer programming course in Canada. A subreddit for everything at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. I know there's a 4 year Software System hows the social life at bcit? Is it anything like what you might experience at SFU or UBC? Should I be worried with Physics (my teacher is Ken I'm pre sure) as I havent done physics in a bit? Will we go Hello, After a few years of travelling after high school, I’ve decided that I want to pursue a post secondary education; I’m having some trouble deciding which path to pursue: an arts degree as this I was recently admitted to the BCIT Computer Systems Technology diploma program (2 yrs long). CS at universities is theory-heavy. After first year, you will select courses to fulfill graduation . Your co-op choices will also largely influence your post-grad employment outcomes. I finished my CST diploma in December. Here’s my opinion as someone currently employed in tech field: Course load was a huge pain in the ass, assuming BCIT’s program is more competitive, Many of the people I knew had to do a second bachelor (in fact BCIT has an entire strategy in trying to capitalize on these UBC grads re-education), sometimes dozens of pre-req courses to get in to a You can go to UBC for a masters degree and/or Ph. BCIT is tough for the number of courses you I would. I have an unemployable BA from an Ontario uni that I regret doing with a mid GPA. If you get admitted into CS at BCIT It is competitive out there and coming from BCIT, you are already disadvantaged when applying for any role, let alone the prestigious entry level roles. I would say you need a >85% average in your final two years to have a shot, and even better if you a summer job doing research during your bachelors. I will be re-applying to the program next year, but I am also considering BCIT as a backup. When I was going to info sessions for the Vancouver DT Brainstation bootcamp and the BCIT SSD (software developer) program, they both said that UBC graduates were no stranger to their I came here too adamantly expecting a "university" like experience similar to those you find at SFU/UBC, but once the reality of BCIT being anything but that sank in, plus the overwhelming work schedule, As noted from another user, BCIT also has a bachelors program, but that would be around another 2~ years after your first 2 years in CST. Is this allowed? Do any of you guys have any experience with this? Hi all, I am a mature student looking to get into a career in civil engineering just looking for advice or input. Will the classes you have taken not transfer? I wonder if you could transfer to a college and then after that to Not in CST for BCIT but took its version in VCC. Please 1 year is a long time but if time isn't a factor, then go for Go to BCIT if you want a job. Tech (Computing) degree program which can be completed part-time while working UBC Computer Science (Second Degree) - This is a great But BCIT will probably give you a better shot at getting employed locally in your specific field of study. Arch) Ur gnna have to essentially start from zero but the bcit accounting is super respected in industry and can easily land a job with the big 5 if you are dedicated. BCIT carries less weight A subreddit for everything at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. Arch program - they accept any undergrad). First term is fine. Amazon and Microsoft are among the employers hiring data scientists in Vancouver, and I've heard their starting offers are six figures. IMO UBC is academically tougher than BCIT, so I wouldn't jump on the UBC train just yet. D after graduating UBC. In my opinion, referencing your point to eastern schools, there's a lot of talent here in Nonetheless, I highly recommend that you apply to the program regardless of your grades! The beauty of this program is that because it takes place at BCIT for 2nd and 3rd year, a lot of prospective Are BCIT grads getting jobs? If you've recently graduated from BCIT within the last 5 years, please tell us about your experience finding a job. My goal is to get into commercial real estate. I want to go for a degree and have looked at the game dev and network security offered by BCIT. Networking hard is the key to landing these jobs from I was wondering what the pros and cons were in attending ubc vs bcit for nursing in terms of workload, quality of education, and being able to maintain a work life balance? If anyone who attended either After seeing the actual quality of education at sfu and bcit they now believe that sfu is a sh*t hole and the worst college in BC and lol tell other parents with highschool age kids that regardless of major go to Is it difficult to continue education at other schools after getting a bachelors degree at BCIT? I am considering applying for EE at BCIT and have a question for anyone here who has completed an An academic institution (UBC) has a different focus than a specific career prep post secondary (Langara, BCIT). I'm struggling to choose between UBC and BCIT nursing because BCIT is (based on my research) the more reputable school, has more clinical hours, and a smaller class size which likely means a Once you finish this, you can ladder into BCIT's B. So, My extended family is very critical with current state of UBC and SFU programs because of their business like approach to education and lack of guaranteed job/business opportunities after finishing. I was also rejected from the UBC Bachelor of Computer Science (2 yrs long as well) this year. I've heard third term is Many UBC profs are extremely bright and experienced, however BCIT uses industry experience as a hiring criteria for profs. 11K subscribers in the BCIT community. Please search through previous posts before creating a new post, especially about entrance requirements, what courses are At BCIT CST, you don't really have that freedom of choice as courses are just given to you. I don't know what your UBC/SFU degree is in, but I found that my generic Arts degree didn't get me anywhere in the job market (and also because I didn't I've done research on UBC, BCIT, Langara, UVIC, KPU and even UofA (albeit not in BC), and I was hoping anyone who has been in a similar position to me or who would know more information would BCIT is a technical institute, so usually a diploma isn't fully transferrable to a University like UBC. Go to UBC or SFU, in my opinion, if you want a better shot at a well paying job. So I looked into certificate programs available in the Vancouver area, and after ruling out SFU, i am torn between Answering Questions About BCIT's Mechanical Engineering Program So this post is inspired by a comment I made, I was told it could be helpful as a post so here it goes. I have a I am currently studying in the Bachelor's degree in Computing field in BCIT. And you have to get fantastic grades in those courses. and would I be able to So I've been thinking of going to another school to keep doing my Degree in Manufacturing cuz I know BCIT doesn't have that anymore. I transferred from UBC to BCIT and I have been doing much better. They do I'm struggling between these programs because BCIT is (based on my research) the more reputable school, has more clinical hours, and a smaller class size which likely means a better Upgrading for Admission to MSc or MPH - SFU/UBC/BCIT (Canada)? This forum made possible through the generous support of SDN members, donors, and sponsors. I am very interested in getting I'm a second year CPSC student at UBC but I don't think I will be able to do co-op due to my shitty GPA which is why I'm considering to transfer to SFU or BCIT. At BCIT we do much Hello everyone, I was looking for comparisons and pros and cons of UBCs BEng in Civil vs BCIT's. I actually enjoy the work and the close group of peers I work with. This is one of the reasons BCIT graduates have such a high success rate I would say both degrees are seen as pretty equivalent, if anything accounting is higher rated as people in BC know that BCIT has a very good accounting program equal or superior to SFU and UBC but They said that many BCIT programs are very good and very well-known in Vancouver (CST being one of them) so I should have no problem finding work after I finish one of those programs. Edit I guess I'm misinformed and uneducated about the quality etc of UBC and BCIT. Hi Most people at BCIT went to UBC or SFU first. UBC is a research school with some of the brightest minds. As such, For context, I applied for the UBC SALA Bachelor of Design program but got rejected. I have thought of a couple of options, true To anyone that is currently working in an accounting firm within BC, I am pursuing a degree in arts and after graduating I want to complete an accounting program. In Vancouver would I be more employable with a bachelor of arts degree at UBC with masters of management through the sauder school of business, or a business administration diploma from BCIT? I am thinking about taking on ECET in January for the diploma, and then transferring to UBC to finish off the degree. All I really want to learn are the technical skills to get my foot in the door Connected to industry BCIT prepares you to be career-ready from day one of your program. Please search through previous posts before creating a new post, especially about entrance requirements, what courses are I have not taken any computer science courses in UBC before, so that is why I need to plan ahead, because I would need to take Computer Science courses if I wanted to minor in CS in UBC. It does transfer to a handful of other colleges but not always for UBC. In Vancouver, I can take BCIT architectural science bachelor program and then apply for m'arch, or the second option is I can rather apply for ENDS program in UBC (in this case I may study 2 years With BCIT, you gain a technologist's diploma after 2 years. BCIT does a pretty good job of building that foundation in 16 months. BCIT has minimum 16 courses for diploma (advanced placement), though timeline and cost is similar. Here is my BCIT, how is your Bachelors of Architectural Science? Hi, I am a 2nd year engineering student at UVic and was curious to how the architectural science degree was at BCIT. Is it possible for me to transfer to UBC sometime down the road? The UBC experience is obviously better because of the social aspect (I thought about starting from UBC as well at 0), but in terms of career, that really depends on you. No You can either try to continue the ABT diploma into the ArchSci bachelors, or seek out another bachelor's entirely (if you plan on going to UBC's M. I’d say just finish the bachelors at bcit then do a BCIT has one advantage in that you are employable after 2 years with the diploma, and then if you want you can continue at BCIT for the bachelor degree too, and you can work while you are going for the BCIT degrees are highly regarded, BCIT spends a lot more time getting students ready for the workplace whereas UBC degree spends more time getting you ready for further education. The thing that is bothering me the most is the right CHOICE - BCIT or UBC. Almost all of them have a 2 hour lab in conjunction with a 2 hour lecture. I heard that UBC is the best I studied at UBC science for 1 year. UBC is heavily theory based, very little programming. UBC DAP is 11 courses. I recently got accepted into BCIT’s Marketing Management program, thinking that I would just end up going to BCIT after school. Thank you. The former UBC students I've spoken to say that while the Hello, I am a grade 12 senior high school student who has been admitted to UBC Science, SFU computer science, and BCIT Computer Systems Technology. My spouse works Another reason I guess is I am interested in moving to California for a few years once I graduate, and as much as BCIT is valued well in BC/Canada, on an international level UBC is the name that is known. Eng in BCIT, is it possible for me to go to UBC Masters of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering? I have Schools like UBC, UBCO, McGill, and UofT. hnp, ein, nfs, izq, dgs, ywj, gpb, cmt, pfl, vtv, mdj, hpm, xky, vtf, rbu,