r/UFV

Hello!

I am heading into my last year of highschool, and I am looking to go into UFV next year.

I want to go into Bachelors of English and then Education (I want to become a highschool teacher).

How are the acceptance rates at UFV? Do I have to be worried about getting in?

I am pretty good at social studies- I finished with high 90s for BC first people and an 85 for English 11. But I didn't do well in my sciences and maths- I passed them but not well.

Thank you :)

Hi,

I'm hoping to get into the BSN program coming winter and was trying to plan ahead somewhat.

I saw somewhere that since it's a 4 year program and not a 3 year anymore, that we get summers off to prevent burnout. Somewhere else it said that we just get breaks broken into smaller chunks throughout the year. Which is true?

Also does anyone know when they start sending out acceptance letters for the winter term? I know they're done by the end of October. Thanks!!

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.

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?

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!! :)