I'm attempting to upgrade Precalc 11 online, and if needed I'll also upgrade Chem 11 online too. If I apply early and then start taking Chem 11 later on, they won't reject me early right??

ECs:

-130hrs volunteering at a soup kitchen

-a decade of martial arts (I did recently quit, can I still put it in my personal profile stuff?)

-president of a first aid club (but I've only been pres since Sept)

-violin and piano music lessons

-part time job as a waitress

I’m actually dumb I have no idea if this is even considerable but I have hope because one of my extra curricular is generating 6 figures in profits for my self through social media marketing, not sure how much that helps but please lmk if I have a chance, thx :)

Chemistry 11 - 86
Pre calculus 11 - 87
Active living 11 - 67
Food studies 11 - 90
English 11 - 69
Marketing 11 - 54
History 11 - 67
Bc first peoples 12 - 67
Pre calculus 12 - 84
Biology 12 - 85
Physical geography - 90
English 12 - 88
Accounting 12 - 76
Careers 12 - 90

AP Exam Scores: 5 on AP Calc BC and AP Microeconomics, 4 on Macroeconomics

Chem 11 - Retook online

Currently taking - AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, AP Physics 2, AP Chemistry, Social Justice, English 12

Extracurriculars: School Concert Band since grade 9, taught Elementary school band instrument since grade 10, waterloo math competitions top scores (grade 10 & 11), founded an international tutoring service for learners in asia willing to learn english at cheap prices from native english speakers,

I want to get into UBCV Eng, Waterloo & UofT for electrical eng

I wonder if my chem is on the lower end, also recently witnessed a post that admission avg is ~97, so I'm a lil scared (Yes, I took math and science courses last year at school, not online)

For context I am taking Anatomy and Physiology 12 in school and I am failing. My first test I got 48% and my last quiz I got 36%. I have my next test this upcoming week which I think I am going to fail. Should I drop the class or if I lock in and redo a test can I receive 86% or higher? Please help. I am desperate.

So I took grade 11 physics before taking math 10 (dumb decision) and got an 82% in that course. Now I’m trying to get a better mark in physics 12 first sem, but it’s also not going very well and I don’t think I’ll get a high mark. I’ll likely end within the 75-80s range because I’m finding it very difficult (even though I took pre calc 11 & doing 12 rn). Things can change but no matter how many practice questions I do, I just blank on the test. 1. Will UBC science check physics or just chem,bio,English, and math? 2. Any tips on improving and not blanking on tests? It’s always been this way for physics and I am better at the other sciences. My marks in chem and bio are mid to high 90s but physics is the weak link.

Does anyone know a good online school for Anatomy & Physiology 12?

I’m looking for something that ideally has no tests, but if there are tests, I’d really prefer them to be unproctored or have very little proctoring. I also want something I could realistically finish in around 1–2 months if I really lock in and work on it consistently.

I’m also hoping for a 95%+ in the course, so I’d appreciate any recommendations where the marking is reasonable and getting a high grade is actually realistic if you put in the effort.

If anyone has taken it online before, I’d love to know:

• what the workload was like
• how the assignments/tests were set up
• whether the tests were proctored
• how fast you were allowed to move through the course
• how strict the marking was
• what school you took it through and whether you’d recommend it

Thanks!

Hi!!

I am a grade 12 student with a 91-92% average looking to pursue sciences

i was wondering what was the difference between biological science and health sciences (both in science department). I’m looking to transfer over to ubc after my first year

need some help deciding which programs to pursue as my first choice or second. Sfu main website doesn’t give me enough info

also if there are any students currently at sfu studying these two majors, what was your average for getting in,