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给你一个很可靠的信息 如果你成绩不赖(平均成绩B左右)从阿尔伯塔转的话很容易但是就是成绩和课程的认证比较头疼我不清楚他们两个学校的理工科是否完全对接如果不完全对接就很冒险 因为你转学要先退学 然后拿到通知书 这时候他才能开始评估你所学科目 和你的成绩如果UBC不完全认证你所学的科目 那么不认证的这些你就要重修而且学分不算 所以有点像蹲班……反正挺冒险的 考虑清楚吧不用退学再去申请, 当你有了30个学分以后就可以申请ubc专它的大二。 但是每个学校对课的认可不一样,所以你的学分可能不能完全专过去。然后等你收到ubc的入取书以后, 你可以看到学校收了你什么课 然后你还可以选去也可以不去, 不是说给你录取书就一定要去。下面是转学的要求, 你可以看一下If you are attending another university or college or have some post-secondary credit, let UBC be the next step in your academic career. As a UBC student, you can take everything you have learned and experienced to the next level and challenge yourself in a supportive and sustainable environment.General admission requirementsEnglish language requirementAll prospective students must demonstrate their competency in English before being admitted to UBC. Most university transfer students meet this requirement – called the English Language Admission Standard – by completing 6 credits (two half-year courses or one full-year course) of first-year university-level English that will transfer to UBC.You can also satisfy this requirement if you have completed three years of full-time ecation in Canada. Or you can meet this requirement in other ways.Post-secondary academicsYour admission to UBC is based on transferable university courses taken prior to attending UBC. Transferable university courses include those deemed to be academic in nature and are part of a recognized degree program . Transferable courses can be used for two purposes: first, to calculate your admission GPA, and second, to meet program-specific requirements. Applicants with unsatisfactory standing designated by a prior post-secondary institution within their most recent 24-30 UBC-transferable credits will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and may be inadmissible.Depending on the amount of transferable course credit you've taken, your admission GPA is calculated as follows:0 to 6 credits taken Admission based on high school average only 7 to 23 credits taken Admission based on high school average and university GPA calculated using all transferable credits taken 24 to 30 credits taken Admission based on university GPA calculated using all transferable credits taken More than 30 credits taken Admission based on university GPA calculated using most recent 30 transferable credits taken Degree completed Admission based on university GPA calculated using most recent 30 transferable credits taken . Advanced standing granted instead of transfer credit. Program-specific requirementsPrograms at UBC have specific requirements beyond the university’s general admission requirements. When transferring from another university, students must also present transferable credit that meets program-specific requirements. Your transfer credit counts towards both degree requirements for your degree as well as specific requirements for your intended program. This will determine the year level you are eligible for when applying to transfer.You may not transfer more than 60 credits or 50% of your UBC degree’s total credit from another institution. In some cases, high school courses may be used to meet program-specific requirements when they are not met by your post-secondary coursework.Please note that some programs may consider or may require additional information in order to make their admission decision. You may need to complete a supplemental application form or an audition, or present a portfolio.For more information, please select the program you are interested in:Program Calendar description Faculty website Applied Biology Calendar – Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology Faculty of Land and Food Systems website Arts Calendar – The Faculty of Arts Faculty of Arts website Commerce Calendar – The Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration Sauder School of Business website Dental Hygiene Calendar – Dental Hygiene Degree Program Faculty of Dentistry website Engineering Calendar – Bachelor of Applied Science > Admission Faculty of Applied Science website Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar – Bachelor of Science in Food, Nutrition, and Health Faculty of Land and Food Systems website Forestry Calendar – The Faculty of Forestry Faculty of Forestry website Global Resource Systems Calendar – Bachelor of Science in Global Resource Systems Faculty of Land and Food Systems website Human Kinetics Calendar – The School of Human Kinetics School of Human Kinetics website Music Calendar – The School of Music School of Music website Nursing Calendar – The School of Nursing School of Nursing website Pharmacy Calendar – The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences website Science Calendar – The Faculty of Science Faculty of Science website Social Work and Family Studies Calendar – The School of Social Work and Family Studies School of Social Work and Family Studies website Course-specific creditCourses you have successfully completed at a Canadian university will be assessed for transfer credit on a course-by-course basis at the time of admission; however, many Canadian university courses have been evaluated and approved for transfer to UBC. If a course you have taken has not been approved for transfer to UBC, you may be asked to provide a copy of the course description from your previous university’s calendar.UBC does not publish pre-approved transfer credit for Canadian university courses.Unassigned creditUBC may grant unassigned credit if course-to-course equivalence cannot be established. This may be used as "elective" credit. Elective credit may be either in a particular discipline (e.g., Economics) or faculty (e.g., Arts). There may be some unassigned credit that does not satisfy specific degree requirements. Be sure to discuss your credit with an academic advisor once you’re admitted to your program.Credit for prior learningUBC accepts credits earned via prior learning assessment (PLA), challenge credit, or the equivalent at another recognized post-secondary institution, provided that the credit is for a course that we recognize as suitable for transfer credit. The university accepts only PLA credits that are assigned to specific courses.How to apply1. Choose the programs that interest youWhatever your passion, UBC likely has a program that will allow you to pursue it. We offer a broad range of internationally recognized programs designed to spark your curiosity by exposing you to some of the brightest minds in the world.2. Confirm what is required for admissionReview our general admission requirements as well as requirements for your program of interest.3. Apply onlineApplication to UBC opens in October and closes on February 28. There is one online application for both the Vancouver and Okanagan campuses, and you will need to pay a $60 non-refundable application fee. You can only submit one application, but you can specify a first and second choice.When you apply to UBC, be sure to keep important dates in mind. Admissions decisions for most programs are made in April or early May.Go to the Student Service Centre anytime to check your current application status.4. Send the required documentsAfter you submit your application, you will receive an email that lists the documents you need to send in, including your grades.If you have studied outside of Canada, we strongly encourage you to submit documents to support your application such as letters of reference, a personal statement, list of extracurricular activities, etc.Required documents must be mailed to UBC's Undergraate Admissions office as soon as possible. Please ensure your school sends your official transcript.Some programs require a supplemental application. Please refer to your program-specific requirements. In addition, consult your faculty website because deadlines and fees may apply.