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WEBStudents demand UBC divest from companies complicit in Palestinian human rights violations, call on AMS to support student strike. On September 19, Student Strike for Palestine UBC held a rally inside the Nest to demand UBC divest from companies organizers say are complicit in human rights violations against Palestinians.
We broke down UBC's 2022/23 enrolment stats, admission rates …
WEB2022/23 Undergraduate admissions funnel. Infogram. UBC’s graduate programs have a 23 per cent admissions rate at the UBC Vancouver campus and 24 per cent on the UBC Okanagan campus. The graduate application numbers have decreased from 31,098 across both campuses in 2021/22 to a current total of 29,386, but are 17 …
We broke down UBC’s 2020/21 admissions rates, enrolment …
WEBMar 14, 2021 · According to the report, UBC assessed over 81,000 personal profiles for 2020/21 undergraduate admissions. For successful applicants, the mean grade range for all courses completed in senior year was 89–91 per cent at UBC Vancouver and 82–84 per cent at UBC Okanagan. This year’s admission rate was 57 per cent.
Breaking down UBC’s $3.57 billion 2023/24 budget - ubyssey.ca
WEBMay 30, 2023 · Miriam Celebiler / The Ubyssey. UBC’s Board of Governors approved the university’s $3.57 billion budget for the 2023/24 fiscal year at its April 14 meeting. The university’s budget assumes a total operating revenue of $3.65 billion, and a total operating expense of $3.57 billion — leaving a consolidated surplus of $85 million.
The Ubyssey's 2021/22 breakdown of UBC's enrolment stats, …
WEBFeb 25, 2022 · In early February, the Senate approved a reduction in enrolment targets for the 2022/23 school year. While UBC will still see an increase in the number of students, the university will only increase undergrad intake targets by 1.6 per cent for domestic students and 3.3 per cent for international students at UBC Vancouver — which amounts to 249 fewer domestic students and 146 fewer international.
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WEBProtesters demand for UBC to condemn genocide and scholasticide in Gaza. At noon on September 12, Palestinian solidarity protestors gathered on MacInnes Field before marching to Koerner Library to call on UBC to meet their demands. Viyan Handley, Spencer Izen and Saumya Kamra News September 13.
Guide to UBC 2023 - The Ubyssey
WEBYou’re going to hear this a lot, but you don’t need to have everything figured out. There’s no possible way to make a perfect choice at every turn, so give yourself the space to try new things. I had to learn this the hard way. Exhibit A: I had a major bout of self-doubt in wanting to do political science in my first year since I wasn’t ...
Looking back at 105 years of - The Ubyssey
WEBOct 17, 2023 · Community pushback. In 1921, the paper ran its first humour page called “Muck-a-Muck,” which then continued for 20 years. According to the 70th anniversary issue of The Ubyssey, a year after the page’s first appearance, The Ubyssey was banned from local high schools for its “questionable ‘quality of humor.’” Eventually, the paper retired the page because of a change in the ...
The basics - The Ubyssey
WEBLetter grades at UBC correspond to percentage ranges: 90 to 100 per cent is an A+, 85 to 89 is an A, 80 to 84 is an A-, 76 to 79 is a B+, 72 to 75 is a B, 68 to 71 is a B-, 64 to 67 is a C+, 60 to 63 is a C, 55 to 59 is a C-, 50 to 54 is a D, and anything below 50 is an F. Most faculties define failing grades as any grade below 50 per cent, but ...
What’s our story? - The Ubyssey
WEBThe Ubyssey is the definitive source of news on campus. Published bi-weekly during the school year, it is the largest student paper in Western Canada. The Ubyssey is published by an independent non-profit society, written and edited by students and funded by a combination of student fees and advertising. All UBC students are welcome to join the staff of the paper — no experience necessary!
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