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Hello. I am wondering why people do not apply to UBC Okanagan that has not closed their application process yet. Is it considered as a low-tier credential? since UBC vancouver has offered M.S.W also. Thanks guys.

Hi, just wondering whether you needed 10 pre-requisite social work courses when applying to U of Waterloo, because I might consider applying to B.S.W one year at Waterloo, following your advice. Thank you for sharing information

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Good point if you intend to apply for U of T (which does not require minimum two year experiences) I have one question though for you.. If I go to B.S.W, and apply one year after getting the B.S.W degree, I feel like there is not much time to gain minimum two experiences.. My point is rejected => B.S.W (1 year) => volunteer / work experiences (minimum 2 years) => advanced (1 year) = total 4 years rejected => Volunteer / work experience (2 years) => m.s.w not advanced (2 years) = total 4 years. In my calculation, it seems as if you need equal years, UNLESS you apply to U of T. Most schools require minimum two years experience.. I want to hear your opinion on this.. Also, what was your experience before accepting to advanced program (Because I got rejected to U of T (not advanced) even if I got 3.95 gpa at Mac; but I have bad experience (300 hours of volunteer). Thank you so much

Hi, Jenste. I am wondering why people have not mentioned about UBC - Okanagan. Is it because it is not really University of BC, or because the level of the program is a bit lower when compared to the programs offered at other popular universities?