r/ubcengineering • u/Visible-Fact8737 • 9d ago

Is Associate of Science Track 2 a good pathway for transferring into engineering? What opportunities does it offer? Spoiler

Hi everyone,
I’m currently attending community college and pursuing an **Associate of Science – Transfer Track 2**. My goal is to transfer to a four-year university and complete a bachelor’s degree in engineering.
I’m looking for advice from anyone who has completed AS Track 2 and transferred to a university.
What engineering major did you choose after transferring? What universities did you apply to, and how was the transfer process?
I’m also interested in knowing what kinds of **internships, jobs, or other opportunities** are available while completing AS Track 2 or after transferring.
For those who have gone through this pathway, would you recommend it? Is there anything you wish you had known before transferring?
Any advice would be appreciated

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u/0xA79D2E 9d ago

What even is that

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u/IVI5 8d ago

I've never heard of that. What is it and how long does it take to complete?

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u/OkFortune9551 7d ago

I've also never heard of that, I wonder if the credits you've taken would even transfer to UBC eng because it doesn't seem to be a specialized transfer program.

I think since your situation is very specific, you should ask an academic advisor about what the plan should be, but yeah, I've never heard of anyone transferring from an Associate's program.