u/HebrewBible03

Which science specializations tend to have the easiest courses other than isci?

Do you think ubc has a good name in the cs field? was thinking of my local school (Macewan) which would be cheaper and i could commute there. I have always dreamed of going to Vancouver but I don't know if I will live there. Is it all worth it? Does ubc at least give a significant advantage over macewan for industry (yes ubc has coop)

I'm a first year student at UBC in Computer Science Honours who is looking to transfer to Waterloo Computer Science. From what I understand, grdes seem to matter more for external transfers than applying straight out of highschool. At the moment I have a 90% avg (3.97 gpa), 88 in intro to programming (CS110), 88 in Models of computation (CS121), 94 in Calc 1 (math100), and 93 in Calc 2 (math101)

I know that Computer Science transfers are extremely difficult but i was wonderinf what my chnces of getting cs are

I'm a first year student at UBC in Computer Science Honours who is looking to transfer to either Waterloo Math or Computer Science. From what I understand, grades seem to matter more for external transfers than applying straight out of highschool. At the moment I have a 90% average (3.97 gpa), 88 in intro to programming (CS110), 88 in Models of computation (CS121), 94 in Calc 1 (math100), and 93 in Calc 2 (math101)

I know that Computer Science transfers are extremely difficult and unlikely due to limited space, but what are my realistic chances of getting into math?

511 mcat, 127 cars, IP, rural, 2nd gen immigrant, poor socio economic background (parents are poor and divorced)

4th quartile casper Score

predicted:

3.95/4.0 gpa, 93% average (Did highschool in manitoba but did ubc undergrad)

What kind of interview percentile would I need to get in?

Are they done on prarielearn, lockdown canvas, or paper? For the ones on prarielearn, are they done on our own laptops or at the cbtf (specifically for the final, not the examlets)

I know models start forgetting earlier context after a certain token limit, but aside from that, is there any hard cap on how long a single chat can go?

Like, could you theoretically keep one conversation going for 10,000+ prompts over the span of a year, or are there system limits that eventually cut it off?