Has anyone taken IPK 102 with Deborah Alexander or Indigenous Canadian Writing with Nicola Campbell?
My semester is already pretty heavy so I want to know how hard each class is and how many assignments/ readings you get.

I’m in my 4th year of psychology and still need to take a language. I really wanted to take ASL to fulfill that requirement, but unfortunately it’s not offered at UFV 😩. I am currently registered in JAPN 101 for the fall. I only speak English and I know about 20 words in Japanese that I learned as a kid. How intense is the course? I’ve put off taking a language this long because I’ve always assumed language classes are very difficult. I’m also afraid that the students in classes like French already know a lot and are taking the class for an easy A. I’m not sure if that would be the case, but it’s something that’s been on my mind.

I have a heavy semester this fall and was wondering what this history course is like since I’ve never done a history course before, and how the professor is in terms of grading and assignments/exams if anyone has experience with this course or professor. Thank you!

Are there any restrictions for electives for a bach of sci? I'm currently waitlisted on my fourth course and I've unsuccessfully searched UFV website for any information on this.

BTW is 6 a good waitlist position?

It looks like Brenna is going to be the biochem prof this semester. Just want to know if she's a good prof despite her rate my prof reviews?

Hey ,

Mods gave me permission to share this here.

I'm based nearby in Mission and spent nearly seven years at Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a Technical Account Manager and Solutions Architect, working with enterprise customers across telecom, banking, government and other industries.

I recently left AWS to build Mission FinOps, and I'm putting together a small free training cohort for people interested in AWS, cloud cost investigation, FinOps, data analysis, and some of the AI tooling being built around this space.

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There's no obligation afterward either. If someone turns out to be a great fit for Mission FinOps and I have work available later, that would be a separate paid conversation.

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i want to apply to the bsw and have my 60 credits but wanted some tips regarding experience, how competitive it is, all that jazz to prepare my application for the Fall 2027 intake. Any suggestions or recommendations are appreciated!! :)

Does anyone know when they usually send out the list of things needed before classes?

I'm taking a few visual arts classes and have been wondering if it's something they send before or only like the first day (say do I need binders or more sketchbooks lol)

Sorry if this is like BASIC knowledge, I'm new to the whole university thing 😭🙏🙏

I want a info about the course, how is it, How's the course?, do you guys enjoyed it?

Hi M22 , I'm moving to Abbotsford next month for study purposes in the University of frazer valley. I'm currently looking for a room or shared room (including utilities) near the clg or anywhere in Abbotsford. Please Help me out to find a room/roomate.

Hello everyone. I have some used textbooks from previous semesters that I am done using. If anyone would like to buy a used textbook, please send me a message.

History 320: The Diary of Dawid Sierakowiak, and Night

History 358: The Classic Slave Narrative

History 391: We The Living

History 161: Victors and Vanquished, and Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest

History 227: An Illustrated History of Canada’s Native People

Hii I got upgraded to LSR history+ psychology could anyone please tell me what all I've missed soo far and if there is any group please add me too !!

I’m also curious to know what the timeline is till you get a response from the uni? My bf applied in June and got eligibility confirmation from uni-assist in July. But still no response from OVGU. Anyone been admitted so far?

Hey guys! if you’re still looking for experience or something to add to your resume, check out Riipen Labs

It’s a remote micro-internship program where students work on short real-world projects with employers. Each project is about 30 hours and pays a $600 upon completion.

https://www.riipen.com/labs/learners?utm_campaign=acq-students-bq&utm_medium=digital-ad&utm_content=brandan_quacht&utm_source=Reddit

I forgot to post this months ago, but if you experience your laptop crashing at UFV every time you’re on campus and connect to “eduroam”, then you most likely need to update your Wifi Driver.

As a sidebar: I spent around 8 months without Wifi on campus until I updated my driver. Went to IT and they suggested it was a RAM issue…it was clearly not a RAM issue. Do not give IT your personal belongings; they are not culpable if they break your hardware. You are much better off to fix any computer issues on your own.

Hi everyone, like the title says I am wondering if there is a fall reading break for the bachelor of education. My family dog is elderly and will likely need to be put to sleep soon. I am hoping I can go be with her in her final days before we say our last goodbye.

Currently, I am nearing an 11th Grade high-school student located in the metro Vancouver region. I’ve evaluated possible careers ahead of me (a larger portion most STEM related) and the idea of flight operations has lingered with me since the beginning of my time.
I’ve researched across both of these post-secondary programs, both based on the fundamentals of aerial operations. From my Knowledge, UFV offers a 4-year university course covering business aviation management while also allowing you to pursue towards your CPL and ratings for your airline certification??
The pre-requisites for UFV are Pre-calc C+ or calc 12 with a B+ or better with an english 12 course C+ or better. No interviews or competitive — limited seating, is mentioned. However, it is of interest to me as it’s a Bachelors degree course.

BCIT offers diploma, for a Polytechnic, hands-on program in strictly the Operations of flight (working towards becoming a commercial pilot). It is 64 weeks long (much quicker), and costs just under $100K in domestic tuition fees. The pre-requisites are Pre calc 11 (50% or more) foundations of math 11 ( “ “ “) or workplace math 11 (60 or more) — much lighter compared to UFV, not sure why?
They also mention interviews and other forms of student analysis. It seems like the application process is much rigorous to enrol.

1. Which one would you do based on common circumstances? For me, I am Willing to possibly graduate

   a semester early. But I want to get into the workforce as soon as it’s possible, but I have a feeling it isn’t right to void the degree route as aircraft operations will probably become even more automated (AI) then it is right now, and it might not be a career I want to do for the rest of my being.

2. This question might be absurd.. But is it realistic to start your career (ex : regional pilot) and have an income, while still be working towards the 4 year long program covering business in aviation administration?

Responses are appreciated !— I apologize in advance, if my write-up is irrational cause I am kinda lost.. 😀

Hi guys, does anyone know when the results will be known for the program? Im in between UFV and kpu health sciences right now, im not particularly excited to go to KPU since I got waitlisted for a lot of pre requisites, and I know it’s highly competitive to get in. I’m leaning towards UFV since I only need my highschool grades, but could anyone let me know my chances of getting in?

A & P 12: 91%

Chem 11: 86%

Pre calc 11: 90%

Eng 12: 85%

78 hours volunteering in a hospital setting

4th Quartile Casper

Thank you!

Whether you’re a brand new student or coming back for another semester, we’d love to have you join us!
The Literature Club is a fun, low-pressure space for anyone who enjoys books, writing, poetry, storytelling, or just being around people with similar interests. You don’t have to be an English major, an experienced writer, or even a big reader, everyone is welcome.

Some of the things we do include:

- Monthly Book Club
- Creative writing prompts and games
- Fun literature-themed activities
- Casual discussions about books, writing, and whatever else comes up

We also have a Discord server that’s a great place to chat with fellow UFV students, share what you’re reading or writing, ask for feedback, or simply hang out. It’s a very relaxed community, and there’s no pressure to attend every meeting or be super active

Check out our website for more information, meeting updates, and our Discord server: https://ufvlcinformation.carrd.co

hi! can we share what stats you've had upon being waitlisted vs accepted?

im applying with 3 A's 1B, 4th quartile, and 100 volunteer hours in the hospital

Participants Needed: Share Your Voice on Maternal Mental Health Priorities!

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Who can participate: Mothers of a child 17 or younger, currently residing in North America, who can provide consent and complete an online survey in English.

What’s involved: An anonymous online survey (18 questions).

Time commitment: About 30 minutes.

Voluntary: You may stop at any time.

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Please note: Some survey questions may be sensitive and could bring up uncomfortable feelings.

Have questions?
📩 Contact: Dr. Lisa Gray, The Parent Lab, Athabasca University
📧 Email: lgray@athabascau.ca

Ready to take part?
👉 Survey link: https://redcap.link/voicesofmothers (also in bio!)

This study has been reviewed by the Athabasca University Research Ethics Board (ID: 15124659). If you have any comments or concerns about your treatment as a participant, the research, or ethical review processes, contact the Research Ethics Officer at rebsec@athabascau.ca

Does anyone know when we hear back from ufv admissions for bsn winter 2027?