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The University of British Columbia 2329 West Mall Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6T 1Z4 Telephone: East Mall Vancouver, Canada V6T 1Z1 (604) (877) Fax: (604) Contact: Michael Bluhm Associate Director, Undergraduate Admissions
Canada V6T 1Z4 Telephone: East Mall Vancouver, Canada V6T 1Z1 (604) (877) Fax: (604) Contact: Michael Bluhm Associate Director, Undergraduate Admissions.
Undergraduate students may study abroad at any one of 190 partner institutions in 41 countries..
Setting: Urban setting Very large city (over 500,000) Commuter campus  Size  Total undergrads: 31,788  First-time degree-seeking freshmen: 5,116  Degree-seeking undergrads: 29,004  Graduate enrollment: 15,306  Student-to-faculty ratio: 10:1
 Student Body 1st-year students: 5% Part-time students 54% Women 46% Men 16% Non-Resident Alien
Housing deposit ($700 Canadian) is due at time of accepting housing offer. Deadline for housing deposit: --.
 High school diploma is required and GED is not accepted  Required units: 19 total  Electives 12  English 4  Math 3
(Exceptions may be granted for countries where tests are not available.) Competitive score for SAT is Competitive score for ACT is writing..
Go to the college s Web site to learn more. (Also, for Kelowna campus:
Tuition for Canadian citizens is $150 per credit for most programs. Although student fees vary according to program, they are generally $735 to $892; fees cover extended health and dental insurance, as well as a local public-transit pass. On-campus room and board expenses average $7,000. Books and supplies cost an average of $2,000. Amounts shown are in Canadian dollars and are for academic year..
Full-time freshman enrollment: Not reported Number who applied for need-based aid: Not reported Number who were judged to have need: Not reported Number who were offered aid: Not reported Number who had full need met: Not reported Average percent of need met: Not reported Average financial aid package: Not reported Average need-based loan: Not reported Average need-based scholarship or grant award: Not reported Average non-need based aid: Not reported Average indebtedness at graduation: Not reported
 Most Popular Majors: Not reported
Why do I want to be a veterinarian. Well… I like animals a lot and I want to take care of them like a family member.  I will try my hardest in every class since I need strong skills to make it into vet school. I have to Take as many science, math, and biology courses. I will Volunteer or intern at a local animal shelter, vet s office, clinic, zoo, stable, farm, or research lab. Get as much hands-on experience with animals as possible..
I want to go to UBC because it’s a good university. And it could help me to be a veterinary
And this university has a lot of sports..
And majors that you can participate in..
I can try my best in class so I can study more about my dream job I wanted to be.
And after I graduate I can study more on my dream job as a veterinary.

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