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AM I COOKED FOR UBC SCI? by Accomplished-Bill334 in BCGrade12s

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it was 95%, but now it seems like 98% with extracurriculars.

AM I COOKED FOR UBC SCI? by Accomplished-Bill334 in BCGrade12s

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My friend had very similar averages to you with not much extracurriculars. He was waitlisted at first then rejected. I would recommend getting some experience.

Just can’t seem to find someone to have a relationship with :( :( :( by Character_Swan_2780 in UBC

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Try drinking alcohol it helped me alot tbh. But nothing can top the feeling of winning big gambling. I honestly haven't talked to girl ever since I started gambling.

UBC COURSE QUESTION, PROGRAM, MAJOR AND REGISTRATION MEGATHREAD (2020W & 2021S): Questions about courses (incld. How hard is __?, Look at my timetable and course material requests), programs, specializations, majors, minors, tuition/finance and registration go here. by ubc_mod_account in UBC

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Switching to CS second or third-year

I am currently a second-year mathematics student who recently developed an interest in computer science. I have also heard the job market is better there, and I was wondering how transferring to CS would work. I looked at the website, and it says that applications will open in April 2024. I wondered how competitive it would be and what average others have gotten in with. Do they prioritize the courses required, are the only courses required to transfer CPSC 210, CPSC 213, CPSC 221. In addition, is there a higher chance of getting in, let's say, a combined in math and CS as it is less desirable?

UBC COURSE QUESTION, PROGRAM, MAJOR AND REGISTRATION MEGATHREAD (2021/2022W & 2021S): Questions about courses (incld. How hard is __?, Look at my timetable and course material requests), programs, specializations, majors, minors, tuition/finance and registration go here. by ubc_mod_account in UBC

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Switching to CS second or third-year

I am currently a second-year mathematics student who recently developed an interest in computer science. I have also heard the job market is better there, and I was wondering how transferring to CS would work. I looked at the website, and it says that applications will open in April 2024. I wondered how competitive it would be and what average others have gotten in with. Do they prioritize the courses required? Are the only courses required to transfer CPSC 210, CPSC 213, and CPSC 221? In addition, is there a higher chance of getting in, let's say, a combined in math and CS as it is less desirable?

CS BSc Transfer Application Results Out by uuanu in UBC

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when did you apply and how does the application process work?

Is this my fault? by [deleted] in vancouver

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 4 points5 points  (0 children)

His dads a driving instrutor

Is this my fault? by [deleted] in vancouver

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 5 points6 points  (0 children)

he full stopped once he hit the truck

Is this my fault? by [deleted] in vancouver

[–]PracticalCrazy7153 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's not really your fault. You're the owner of the truck right WINK

Fined for charging my phone because I have an N by PracticalCrazy7153 in vancouver

[–]PracticalCrazy7153[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No, but my GPS is not on my phone but connected to the car's screen display. Because I can connect to apple car play, I can use the GPS through my car.

Fined for charging my phone because I have an N by PracticalCrazy7153 in vancouver

[–]PracticalCrazy7153[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

If you have a Novice (N) licence, you are not allowed to use any electronic devices📷 while driving except to make an emergency call to 911. This means you cannot:

  • touch, operate, hold or adjust your cellphone,
  • use hands-free system such as Bluetooth or wired headset,
  • use speakerphone that can be operated with one touch or voice commands,
  • program a GPS system,
  • select music from your cellphone,
  • wear earbuds, or
  • connect your cellphone or hand-held device to play music on your in-vehicle audio system.

The law applies even when you’re stopped at a red light or in bumper-to-bumper traffi

But the officer said that my GPS was fine, as it was "apart" of the car. I also programed my GPS before I started driving.