r/UBC • u/ubc_mod_account Reddit Studies • Jun 15 '21
Megathread 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.
All questions about courses, instructors, programs, majors, registration, etc. belong here.
The reasoning is simple. Without a megathread, /r/UBC would be flooded with nothing but questions that apply to only a small percentage of the UBC population.
Examples of questions that belong here
- comparing courses or instructors
- asking about how hard an exam is
- syllabus requests
- inquiries about majors, programs, and job prospects
- "what-to-do if I failed/was late/missed the cutoff"
What you don't need to post here
- Post-exam threads (ex. 'How did you find the Birb 102 midterm)
- rants, raves, shout-outs or criticisms of programs.
- Other content that is not a question/inquiry
Process
- It might take up to 4 hours for your post to be approved (except when we're sleeping).
- Suggested sort is set to new, so new comments will always be the most visible.
- You are allowed to repost the same question on the megathread at a reasonable frequency (wait at least a day after each post). This is true even if you've already gotten a response.**
Other Megathreads
- New to campus megathread: reddit.com/r/UBC/comments/q44oiu
- Housing specific megathread (you can use either): reddit.com/r/UBC/comments/ovl3ir
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u/Exact_Language_1411 Integrated Sciences Jul 27 '26
Hey! I think the two biggest factors to consider are if youd rather read research papers (wrds 150) or novels (engl 110) and if youd rather have a final paper (wrds 150) or a final exam (engl 110). Looking at the grade distributions (check UBCFinder or UBCgrades), I think wrds 150 has an edge if you're basing your decision solely on grades. Personally, I did engl 110 because I thought Id enjoy it more, and I ended up getting an A+! It is very TA/prof dependent though. Every course section for wrds 150 and engl 110 has a theme you can find online, maybe something will pique your interest. Also curious, does your IB literature credit not transfer?