The CUS aims to ensure that the opinion of students is represented in any decision that would affect their BCom degree or academic journey at UBC Sauder.
The CUS aims to ensure that the opinion of students is represented in any decision that would affect their BCom degree or academic journey at UBC Sauder. In doing so, the CUS President, VP Academic, and Commerce Student Senator each hold one seat on the faculty’s academic caucus and voice student concerns by bringing serious issues up for discussion and voting on matters pertaining to academic changes.
It is very important for the CUS to be aware of student opinions with regard to their studies. As such, we strongly urge students to respond to annual surveys, submit grievances to our online submission box or reach out directly to the VP Academic with their concerns.The Academic Grievances submission box allows students to bring academic-related issues directly to the CUS and seek help through the assistance of the VP Academic. By analyzing submissions made in this box, the VP Academic and the Academic Committee are able to gain insight into student hardships within the current system and advocate for change.
The information provided in all submissions will be kept confidential, however with the exception of certain staff at the UGO and Dean’s office who may be consulted while attempting to solve the issue. The writer of the submission may also be contacted for a follow-up chat regarding their grievance.Submit your academic grievances hereAre you feeling lost with where you’re going with your academics? Are you seeking peer advice with regards to courses, specializations or study resources? Or maybe you’re curious about the CUS and wondering how to get involved?
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View Libraries (Group and Silent Study Spaces) hereView Casual and Social Study Spaces hereOffered through the Vancouver Public Library (VPL), LinkedIn Learning is a platform that offers various video courses in business, computer technology, software, and creative skills, all conducted by experts in their fields. Build your skills or learn more about your areas of interest.
A LinkedIn account is not required; You are able to just use your VPL card number and PIN!
If you do not have a library card, you can obtain one by signing up here
CaseCoach is an online tool job-seeking students can use to help prepare for applications and case interviews in various industries. Access CaseCoach’s Resume Course and comprehensive Interview Prep Course to enhance your probability of landing an offer. Best of all, it’s free for UBC Sauder students!
With case coach, you get access to 26 video lectures, 16 interview videos featuring real candidates, unlimited case practice and extensive prep material.
To access case coach, contact a Bcom Career Manager or your Co-op Manager, and they will submit a request on your behalf. Once submitted, you will receive an email with a link to set up your account.
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WriteAway is an online writing support service that connects undergraduate students with an online tutor who will read over papers and written assignments. Students will receive feedback geared towards Sauder’s school system, as well as tips that will help with improving their writing and summarizing skills.
Services for assignment submission feedback, questions about writing, and online chatting with a librarian are all made available here.
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