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After you’ve been admitted

We are thrilled to congratulate you on your admission to the University of British Columbia! This step-by-step guide walks you through everything from accepting your offer to preparing for your first day on campus.

Ready to be a UBC student?

Accept your offer

More on Applying to UBC:

  • Admission requirements
  • Indigenous admissions
  • How to apply
  • After you've applied
  • After you’ve been admitted
  • What we look for
  • Dates and deadlines

Watch: Your journey starts here!

Welcome to UBC! Our students all have one thing in common – a drive to shape a better world. Learn about the many ways they are creating global change, and how you can too.

Next steps for admitted students

From accepting your offer to building a budget, to choosing where you’ll live and registering for courses, learn what lies ahead.

Step 1 Accept your offer
Step 2 Apply for a study permit
Step 3 Plan your finances
Step 4 Find a place to live
Step 5 Take care of your health and wellness
Step 6 Explore your academic options
Step 7 Plan your degree
Step 8 Register for your courses
Step 9 Get ready for UBC life

Get to know your campus

Both of our campuses offer the best of both worlds – breathtaking British Columbia nature and challenging, engaging courses. What you plan to study determines which campus you’ll call home. Each campus has a lot to offer, including state-of-the-art facilities, thriving city centres nearby, and activities like hiking and skiing practically at your doorstep.

UBC Okanagan

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UBC Vancouver

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Why UBC?

  • “I feel extremely fortunate that the university I immediately fell in love with is where I get to study every day. It’s been an amazing experience in a wonderful community.”

    Nina Andrascik, Bachelor of Science in Forestry
  • “The academic excellence and prestige that we have as a university is great, but what it really makes it distinct from other universities is the endless opportunities to make your own pathway.”

    Valeria Moncada, Bachelor of Arts (major in Psychology)
  • “The best thing about UBC is how everything is accessible to you, and the commitment that the school has to your development – not only within your studies, but also personally and professionally.”

    Lark Spartin, Bachelor of Media Studies

Watch: You've been admitted to UBC. Now what?

Find out what to do after you’ve been admitted to UBC to get ready for university life, including applying for a study permit and housing, planning your finances, and course registration.

Take the next step

Accept your offer

Ready to be a UBC student?

Accept your offer

More on Applying to UBC:

  • Admission requirements
  • Indigenous admissions
  • How to apply
  • After you've applied
  • After you’ve been admitted
  • What we look for
  • Dates and deadlines
We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.
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