For high school counsellors
We want high school counsellors like you to feel ready and equipped to advise your students on all things UBC. Get important dates and deadlines delivered directly to your inbox with the UBC Updates newsletter, download the latest Undergraduate Viewbook, or connect with us in person at an event in your area.
UBC Updates newsletter
Interested in keeping up with UBC? Find everything you need to advise your students on admissions, options, and resources on both campuses in the UBC Updates newsletter. This regular e-newsletter highlights important dates, deadlines, events, and updates from September to June.
Subscribe now by creating an account on the UBC Future Student Portal, or logging in and updating your preferences.
UBC Undergraduate Viewbook
Learn more about UBC’s two distinctive campuses, explore the wide range of degree programs and specializations, and get a sense of the University’s admission requirements and application process in this year’s Viewbook.
- 2020 UBC Undergraduate Viewbook
- 3.5 MB PDF
- Download the PDF version now
UBC counsellor information days
Get admission updates from UBC and let us know how we can support you and your students.
Please note: Due to the current outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus), we have made the difficult decision to cancel many of our in-person events. We’re still looking forward to meeting you, so we’ve moved a number of these events online instead. Please review the table below to find out more about our digital sessions.
| Event | Date | Time | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resources for Indigenous students | May 8, 2020 | 1:00-2:00 p.m. PDT | Log in to the Future Student Portal and check the “Off campus” and “Online” tabs on the Tours and events page |
Counsellor resources
UBC event presentations
UBC is a vibrant and international university which ranks in the top 40 worldwide. Discover information about new programs, admission facts and figures, and pathways to enter UBC.
Read UBC’s counsellor presentation (BC) >>
Read UBC’s counsellor presentation (ON) >>
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Read UBC’s counsellor presentation (other Canadian provinces) >>
Read UBC’s counsellor presentation for Indigenous students >>
Personal Profile questions
Meeting UBC’s minimum general and degree-specific requirements does not guarantee that a student will receive an offer. That’s where the Personal Profile section of our online application comes in. This is a student’s chance to tell us about their life and accomplishments, and what those experiences have taught them.
How we evaluate applications
A competitive university like UBC receives more applications than can be accommodated. We wish we could admit all qualified applicants, but we just don’t have the space.