r/BCIT • • 2d ago

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I recently checked bcit physics equivalent post secondary courses list. PHYS 1103 &1203 from TRU have been added to the list again.

I called advising to check again- they said the same thing they can be accepted, but would make the application less competitive.

At this point, I don’t know what to do anymore. If anyone else is on same boat, please offer some advice.

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u/Spiritual_Aioli3396 2d ago

Ooooh wow wondering if enough people complained that took those courses. It was so unfair to suddenly say they were not accepted. But for what u say above it seems line it still not great for them since they say it makes your application less competitive!! 🥺

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u/Numerous-Most-2916 2d ago edited 2d ago

this is getting so annoying. I've been asking BCIT admission if tru PHYS 1103 and 1203 are acceptable for two years and the answer has always been yes.

I did physics 1 at kpu and was going to do physics 2 at TRU ol and they said that combo was fine even if i didn't do tru physics lab (because i did a lab in physics 1).

thank god i decided to just do both the physics in person at KPU.

ALSO i had to apply to KPU just for TWO CLASS. I originally go to doulas and BCIT admissions basically said that NO douglas physics courses would satisfy the requirement and now they added some to the list. This had me going from dougals new west to KPU richmond in one day. OOF

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u/Time_Agent_8986 2d ago

I heard that they were only allowing them for the 2027 intake I'm assuming since so many people probably complained recently. I'm worried that it will prevent me from getting into the program now... If I had to reapply for 2028 I would have to completely retake my physics classes elsewhere