The University of British Columbia (UBC) Reviews and Ratings

As I said the campus impresses, I felt the climate suits me much more than the rest of the top universities in Canada, and being part of such a great school has resonated with many when I mention being a student there.

It was a last minute thing. I didn't have a choice. It was in water management and a one year course. It was good for the friends I made. It is good if you are looking for PR. It is not good if you are looking to improve knowledge or get a job as soon as you are done with your course.

University of British Columbia had a very good ranking for engineering. Also, compared to other colleges, the admission process was very straightforward and hence easier to complete. As for the program, UBC had an amazing soil engineering department with amazing faculty. I had a memorable time at UBC, although it had to be cut short due to COVID-19. There was a lot of opportunities presented by UBC, most of which I did not take advantage of.

The University of British Columbia is one of the most oldest and prestigious universities. The only deal behind making my choice was placement is good for this university.

I have heard a lot about the University. Their representatives have visited us many times. UBC also offers a "testing" online learning session where students would get to be a part of the program for several sessions. This has allowed me to fully experience how my class would feel like if I were an official UBC student. UBC also offers many clubs activities and are especially good in helping students find jobs and internships.

The location of the university (Vancouver) I attended high school in Vancouver and I was familiar with the city. Also, UBC Sauder school of business is well-known and has a good reputation.

I chose this university as its business school had a very good rating and it has one of the most beautiful campuses in the world

Course reputation, location, ranking, convenience and safety, specialization options, the opportunities provided

First, renowned business school. Second, the weather and location

This university had the program I was interested in and was the most reputable university close to where I lived. I did not want to move too far.