I was really interested in applying for mechanical engineering at bcit until i found out their mech. engineering program is not accredited.

Yea, that's the downfall to it. Mechanical engineering was my second option on my application, my first and main was civil but i didn't get accepted. My plan is to take one year of mechanical and if i don't enjoy it, try to transfer or reapply to civil.

Anyone taking Iron Worker Foundation/Apprenticeship? PM if so.

anyone in the nuclear medicine program? I have some questions about it

Anyone taking business management fulltime for september?? Hoping I will get accepted, took them 8 fucking weeks to receive my letter of intent lol... Was suppose to be going this semester

I have a question.
If I start Level 1 CIT full time in September 2012, could I take a semester off and start Level 2 in September 2013?

Or do they only teach Level 2/4 in January and Level 1/3 in September?

Anyone doing public health inspection? Would love some feedback on the demand for PHI's and just how the program is in general. Will probably sift through this thread to see if it pops up anywhere tonight. Thanks in advance!

BCIT open house on friday and sat if anyone on RS is interested. a lot of displays and information in the school

I came by the ABET wing today and everything looks awesome

glad u liked it. ill be in today in the afternoon. hopefully ill spot some cuties :okay:

Will be there around 1 with some buddies :alonehappy:

I wanna go tomorrow too to check out the nursing booths :gay:. No buddies :alone:

rs meat? :alonehappy:

:heckno:



what are you going to check out?

the environmental health officer/PHI booth and maybe nursing?

I have all the books for 1st year/1st semester Mechanical engineering.....i had to take a medical leave and I dont live in Vancouver so id let to get rid of em asap. PM or email gavindhillon92@gmail.com for more info

1/3 in September. 2/4 in January. If your average mark is above 70, you can apply for co-op and maybe get a job in May. Your co-op terms are normally 4 months but I've heard of people doing 8 months and 16 months. In the case of 8 months, you skip term 3 and go straight to 4 -you then go back to school in the following September and finished term 3.

Attending BCIT this September. Computer & Electrical Engineering.

That massage thing in the great hall today was a scam. :heckno:
I want my 20mins back

no happy ending? :troll:

Anyone had Lorene Linklater? Apparently she will be my stats prof in sfu...

hey guys,

just wanted to put this out there. I am a fellow BCIT student, and I drive and park my car at school everyday. I am now going to be more cautious of where I park my vehicle now...

At the end of the day today my friend noticed that his black honda civic coupe (i'm guessing year 2008) was brutally side swipped or nailed into at the student parking lot near SW9 (BCIT Burnaby). The car is pretty badly damaged on the left quater panel, and actually shifted the vehicle over to part of the other stall.

I know there is probably not much info given on the vehicle, but this is definitely a hit & run situation. If anyone knows any information or has witnessed this, please do PM me. This is on behalf of my friend/classmate.

Thanks!

I want to take CST @ BCIT but I live in Abbotsford. I have a car and COULD commute but gas is expensive as fuck.

What would you guys recommend?

just park your car on the side street for free...

Honestly I would consider living on campus or closer to Burnaby. Commute to school is at least an hour every morning for me and I dont even have to cross the port mann. I can only imagine how long it would take you.
Also from what I have heard from CST students/potentials, they spend almost all of their time on campus anyway..