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Thanks for the guidance. My technical diploma was in chem so I am pretty good in that department. Biochem is going to be a bit hard though. I am pretty okay with heavy courseload but it will be hard to dedicate time towards ECs as I will be working part time to support my living expenses. I was planning to go for computer engineering but now I am also considering computer science with a minor in biology. I have seen people quote high gpa on this form but UBC's requirements say 75% is the minimum requirement. Although that is minimum so cannot comment on the admission average. What do you guys

Hi I am 22 years old canadian resident and my goal is to be a physician. I went to college for for a technical diploma(odd reson to do this please don't ask why). I am planning to go to ubc for engineering degree this fall. I am aware this is not a good pathway to med school but i feel that if I am spending so much money on an undergrad degree, I want it to be something I enjoy and also should be a bit more valuable than premed, in case I fail to get into med school. I know I shouldn't be thinking about failing but I am practical person and I am not financially that strong so weighing

Hi I am 22 years old canadian resident and my goal is to be a physician. I went to college for for a technical diploma(odd reson to do this please don't ask why). I am planning to go to ubc for engineering degree this fall. I am aware this is not a good pathway to med school but i feel that if I am spending so much money on an undergrad degree, I want it to be something I enjoy and also should be a bit more valuable than premed, in case I fail to get into med school. I know I shouldn't be thinking about failing but I am practical person and I am not financially that strong so weighing in