English Foundation Program Student Resources
EAP Courses
Each EAP term consists of 240 hours of programming designed to maximize your English language skills and foster academic success. A typical week includes 12 hours of reading, writing, listening, and speaking classes, three hours of campus, community, and culture lessons, three hours of language labs and field trips, and two hours of tutorial support.
Each EAP course you take will count as an elective (three credits) towards your undergraduate degree.
Students entering EFP through EAP 103 can complete up to 24 credits in the first year. With summer courses in Years 2 and 3, students may be able to complete an undergraduate program of studies in four years.
Students entering EFP through EAP 104 can complete up to 30 credits in the first year. With 30 credits completed in the first year, students may be able to complete an undergraduate program of studies in four years.
Additional Course Options
Select your additional courses from the below list.
Before you register for your courses, please:
- Refer to your degree planning guide to select courses that are appropriate for your degree program.
- Check the scheduled course time to ensure it doesn’t conflict with your EAP classes.
- Consult with an academic advisor if you have questions.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you need help!
This is a list of all approved courses for students in the EFP. However, before registering in a course, you should refer to your degree program’s specific list of recommended courses and consult with an academic advisor. In addition, please review your degree planning guide to select courses that are appropriate for your degree program.
Anthropology: ANTH 100, 170
Applied Science: APSC 169, 171, 172, 173, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183
Astronomy: ASTR 111, 112, 120, 121, 122
Biology: BIOL 116, 117, 122, 125
Chemistry: CHEM 111, 113, 121, 123
Computer Science: COSC 101, 111, 121, 122, 123, 150
Cultural Studies: CULT 100
Earth & Environmental Science: EESC 101, 104, 106, 111, 121
Economics: ECON 101, 102*
French: FREN 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, 122, 123
Geography: GEOG 108, 128, 129
German: GERM 100, 110, 200, 210
Health and Exercise Sciences: HES 100, 101
Japanese: JPST 100, 101
Mathematics: MATH 100, 101, 103, 111, 116, 125**, 126
Management: MGMT 100*
Physics: PHYS 111, 112, 121, 122
Political Science: POLI 100
Psychology: PSYO 111, 121
Sociology: SOCI 111
Spanish: SPAN 101, 102, 201, 202
Statistics: STAT 121, 124
Sustainability: SUST 100
Theatre: THTR 101, 102, 103, 111
Visual Arts: VISA 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110, 137
World Literature: WRLD 150
* EAP 104 students only
** Math 125 cannot be taken as credit toward Bachelor of Media Studies, Bachelor of Art or Bachelor of Science degree
Applied Science: 169, 171, 172*, 173*, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183
* APSC 172 and 173 are strongly recommended to be included in your course selection as they are key foundational courses and the most common prerequisite requirement for subsequent courses.
For more course planning tips, see the Undergraduate Pathway Example below. If you have any questions, please Talk to an Engineering Advisor.
Anthropology: ANTH 100, 170
Astronomy: ASTR 111, 112, 120, 121, 122
Biology: BIOL 116, 117, 122, 125
Chemistry: CHEM 121, 123
Computer Science: COSC 101
Cultural Studies: CULT 100
Earth & Environmental Science: EESC 101, 104, 106, 111, 121
French: FREN 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, 122, 123
Geography: GEOG 108, 128, 129
German: GERM 100, 110, 200, 210
Japanese: JPST 100, 101
Mathematics: MATH 100, 101, 103, 111, 116
Physics: PHYS 111, 112, 121, 122
Political Science: POLI 100
Psychology: PSYO 111, 121
Sociology: SOCI 111
Spanish: SPAN 101, 102, 201, 202
Statistics: STAT 121, 124
Theatre: THTR 101, 102, 103
Visual Arts: VISA 110, 137
World Literature: WRLD 150
French: FREN 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, 122, 123
German: GERM 100, 110, 200, 210
Japanese: JPST 100, 101
Spanish: SPAN 101, 102, 201, 202
Theatre: THTR 101, 102, 103, 111
Visual Arts: VISA 090*, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108
*090 is a mandatory non-credit safety training for students who wish to use tools in the woodshop and metalshop
Health and Exercise Sciences: HES 100, 101
Economics: ECON 101, 102*
Mathematics: MATH 100, 116
Management: MGMT 100*
Psychology: PSYO 111
Statistics: STAT 121, 124
*EAP 104 students only
Computer Science: COSC 111, 123, 150
Cultural Studies: CULT 100
Psychology: PSYO 111, 121
Sociology: SOCI 111
Visual Arts: VISA 090*, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110, 137
*090 is a mandatory non-credit safety training for students who wish to use tools in the woodshop and metalshop
Biology: BIOL 116, 117, 122, 125
Chemistry: CHEM 111, 113, 121, 123
Earth and Environmental Sciences: EESC 101, 104, 106, 111, 121
Computer Science: COSC 101, 111, 121, 122, 123, 150
Mathematics: MATH 100, 103, 111, 116
Physics: PHYS 111, 112, 121, 122
Psychology: PSYO 111
Statistics: STAT 121, 124
Chemistry: CHEM 121, 123
Computer Science: COSC 111
Economics: ECON 101, 102*
Earth and Environmental Sciences: EESC 111
Geography: GEOG 108, 129
Mathematics: MATH 100, 101
Physics: PHYS 111, 121
Sustainability: SUST 100
*EAP 104 students only
Undergraduate Pathway Examples
The following are examples of how students can combine academic courses with EFP requirements.
Review the Bachelor of Applied Science Advising Sheets and the Curriculum Map for your intended Specialization, and pay close attention to the prerequisite requirements needed for future registration. If you have any questions, please talk to an Engineering Advisor.
Pathway 1 : If you are seeking Engineering Design
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 APSC 172 |
EAP 104 APSC 172 APSC 169 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 APSC 173 Up to 1 more course of your choosing |
APSC 171 APSC 173 Up to 3 more courses of your choosing |
Pathway 2 : If you are proficient in Chemistry
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 APSC 172 |
EAP 104 APSC 172 APSC 182 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 APSC 173 Up to 1 more course of your choosing |
APSC 173 APSC 183 Up to 3 more courses of your choosing |
Pathway 3 : If you are proficient in Mathematics
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 APSC 172 |
EAP 104 APSC 172 APSC 182 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 APSC 173 Up to 1 more course of your choosing |
APSC 173 APSC 178 Up to 3 more courses of your choosing |
Pathway 4 : If you are proficient in Physics
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 APSC 172 |
EAP 104 APSC 172 APSC 180 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 APSC 173 Up to 1 more course of your choosing |
APSC 173 APSC 181 Up to 3 more courses of your choosing |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 VISA 110 |
EAP 104 VISA 110 MATH 100 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 CULT 100 |
Up to five courses of your choosing |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 BIOL 116 |
EAP 104 BIOL 116 CHEM 121 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 BIOL 125 MATH 100 |
BIOL 125 CHEM 123 MATH 100 ENGL 112 Elective |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 COSC 111 |
EAP 104 COSC 111 MATH 100 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 COSC 121 MATH 100 |
COSC 121 COSC 123 (or other Science elective) MATH 101 ENGL 112 Elective |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 EESC 111 |
EAP 104 EESC 111 CHEM 121 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 EESC 112 MATH 100 |
EESC 112 CHEM 123 MATH 100 ENGL 112 Elective |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 ECON 101 |
EAP 104 ECON 101 MATH 100 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 ECON 102 MATH 100 |
ECON 102 MATH 100 DATA 101 ENGL 112 Elective |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 MATH 100 |
EAP 104 MATH 100 MGMT 100 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 MGMT 100 STAT 124 OR PSYO 111 |
Up to five courses of your choosing with a recommendation to focus on Year 1 core coursework. View the UBCO First-Year Planning Guide for recommended courses |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 Math 100 |
EAP 104 SUST 100 CHEM 121 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 MATH 101 Elective |
INDG 102 SUST 104 CHEM 123 ENG 112 Elective |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 MATH 100 |
EAP 104 SUST 100 EESC 111 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 ECON 101 ENGL 112 |
GEOG 109 SUST 104 ENGL 112 INDG 102 ECON 101 |
| Entering EAP 103 | Entering EAP 104 | |
| Term 1 | EAP 103 MATH 100 OR ECON 101 |
EAP 104 SUST 100 COSC 111 |
| Term 2 | EAP 104 MATH 101 OR ECON 102 Elective |
INDG 102 SUST 104 DATA 101 ENGL 112 Elective |
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Clinicians are Masters and PhD graduate students who are supervised by Registered Psychologists.
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Contact
Amber McLeod
English Foundation Program, Coordinator
amber.mcleod@ubc.ca
250 807 9323
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