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Hahahaha yes! You better go see them!!!!

Heyyy! The requirements/supplements that they are looking for varies depending on the major you're applying, but overall advice that I would give is to stay active in highschool, join as much extracurriculars as you can (debates,clubs etc) and strengthen your academics. These experiences could help boost your personal statements :) I hope it helps! Goodluck~ side tip: ask yourself "what makes you special"

@@liuyokiee5546 hey! Thank you for your advice and the side tip... it was really sweet of you But I meant to ask the advices for, writing the essays Like what was the reason you messed up like you said in the video and how to avoid that And also how long did it take to complete your application for UBC?

@@everydaysinger4973 Please DM me if you wouldn't mind, so we could we talk more about the concerns that you've mentioned above and I could explain it more in details :)

@@liuyokiee5546 okay sure

@@liuyokiee5546 I've sent a DM on IG Please reply

Yes, I’m at McGill and during frosh, my frosh leader told me she changed major/minor every semester for her first two year. However, changing programs is technically possible, but harder than getting accepted in regular channel..

Me toooooo

Hey~~ Yes! there's an application fee for each uni and for more information about scholarships (International student ) I'll say please check on their website :)

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Heyy~ Yes, I started all my applications before December :)

@@liuyokiee5546 Thank you so much!! You earned a subscriber.

Hii~~ After you've completed your exam, there will be an option box for you to select the uni's and they'll be receiving the result once your score got released.

Hi~~ Normally we start applying in grade 12, university application opens around October or even earlier (it depends on your university), they'll look for your high school averages/grades and other extracurriculars that you've had so far and you'll receive an early admission offer if you meet their standards (but you'll still have to send in your final transcript). Moreover, If you applied during your senior year then you'll probably receive an answer by March/April :) Once you graduated from highschool, You'll have to send in your final transcripts and certificate to fully satisfied their requirements. I hope this helps~

Hey~~ After I completed my applications for each university, I think it took about 6-8 weeks for a decision respond. However, The waiting time may vary, depending on when you completed/submitted your application.

Awww Heyy~ It's great that you started thinking about college already :) For now, I would say focus on your academic studies and attend extracurriculars/ school clubs that you're interested in to gain social experiences. I started drafting and planning mine in 11th grade so, I guess you still have lots of time thinking about it hahaha Good luck ~~

@@liuyokiee5546 ohhh thank you so much ❤

In my opinion, focus on school yes but have fun as well and don't waste your childhood. Don't stress yourself because you're just beginning. When Grade11-12 comes, that's the time you start focusing more because Universities care more about your grades there than in grade9. You'll definitely miss how life and stress-free the first two years were.

@@dianealo3777 i hate grade 9 already, but thank you :)

Hey~~ Yes, they do need your 10th grade marks, basically your entire highschool grades/transcript. Goodluck~~

@@liuyokiee5546 okay thanks 💖

@@Ale-kg8rr ok thank you😊

Hii~~ Please DM me if you need specific information relating to my extracurriculars and my grades since it'll be easier for me to tell you in details~~ Thank you :)

Heyy~~ Thank you! Based on what I've remembered, for Uottawa's scholarships you should check on their websites and follow the guidelines because they offer multiple scholarships. At the same time you might also receive a scholarship(Automatically given) which will be given to you if you meet their academic standards (the amount varies). I hope it helps and Good luck!!

Heyy~ I personally didnt took SATs instead I took ACT and AP exams :)

Liu yokiee oh that’s cool! So did you submit all your ACT scores to every university? 😅

@@julean5171 Yes :)

Heyy~~ Aww Thank you so much :) and I'm glad that you enjoy watching my videos!

Heyy~ Since you're currently in grade 11 and I'm assuming that you'll be graduating in class of 2022, So you'll be applying next year which is your senior year (beginning of the year) in order to enroll in the class of 2022 fall term ( Uni ). You still have plenty of time :) Good luck!!

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Hey~ I started my first application back in October 2019 and I've applied all for fall 2020 intake. Regarding scholarships, the application form varies depending on the amount that they offer and I've applied to a few of them but most of the Unis would offer Entrance scholarships ( No application needed for this ) to students as well if you meet their requirements :)

@@liuyokiee5546 Thanks a lot.

Hii~~~ It's really sad when I heard that this year's fall term will be completed online and I wasn't expecting this to happen at all :(( But at the same time I know that there's no other choices >< I really hope everything gets better and hope to see you soon on campus!!!

Heyy~~ Yess!! I've been thinking about this too :) Thank you for your suggestion and I'll get it uploaded soon!

Hii~ I won't be making a stats video anytime soon however, if you have any questions regarding Canadian application process please feel free to Dm me :)

@@liuyokiee5546 ok thank you for reply

Heyy~ I've made a decision and have already accepted their offer :)

Heyy~ I probably won't be making a stats video anytime soon but if you have any questions please feel free to Dm me and let me know :)

Hii~~ Since I'm in a US school system I'm not quite sure how UK school system works but if you are talking about requirements in general, I personally took IELTS, ACT's ( SAT's are also recommended ) , AP courses and AP exams ( For credits). I would suggest you checking out the University's requirements for more specific details ( such as meeting their minimum) because different Uni set different standards ( this also applies to what program you are planning to apply for as well). I hope my info helps and feel free to ask more questions if you have any ~ Good luck!!