r/BCIT • u/Any-Confidence9591 • 11h ago
r/BCIT • u/wertyo102 • 11h ago
Course Registration Still Not Working
Is anyone else still having issues registering for courses today? I tried quick registration and just the normal BCIT website and both give me an error about "too many requests". Is that just me or is this another day of the whole system being broken?
BHSC 1200?
How in the hell did it fill up that fast - all 3 sections filled within a minute?
There’s definitely some botting/hacking going on - BCIT what the absolute fuck are you doing?
r/BCIT • u/izzymorgan • 2h ago
New podcast about student life and stuff going on around BCIT!
r/BCIT • u/Happy_Situation_8601 • 2h ago
5000 BSNC nursing exam
Hi everyone!
I wanted to ask if anyone who had recently did the 5000 peds exam has some good tips for doing well on that exam. OB’s exam was quite challenging so I’m hoping I’m well prepared for the peds exam. Does anyone know what to study and how to study for it ?
r/BCIT • u/Any-Confidence9591 • 14h ago
Redoing a Course Hoping For Better Grade
If i redo a course that I already did a BCIT to hopefully get a better grade, and then do worse... they will take the better grade right? or am i shooting myself in the foot incase I do worse? ex. math 0001
r/BCIT • u/Downtown-Care-5280 • 2h ago
For BC BMET grads — is it still easy to find work in 2026?
r/BCIT • u/LordTriffidid • 23h ago
What if the student / Gen-Z uprisings in Serbia, France, Albania etc were to spill into BC in order to demand proportional representation?
Any other students wondering why one of the most left-leaning areas of the world is now being governed by actual, literal pro-Trump fascists & separatists? Are you a member of a vulnerable minority, like me, who is scared to death & angry at the idea of having your rights & supports stripped away?
We clearly have a broken electoral system, & we need to force politicians to give in to our desire for a proportional representation system. Because people in power never voluntarily give up power. We must take it by force. That is how democracy is won. We tried asking nicely, & doing this through conventional channels. It didn't work. So now it's time to take it to the streets, & to shut this province down until we have our demand for PR met.
And while we are at it, I believe we should demand more: we should demand a new retro-active law that requires that at least 50% of voters vote in an election in order for it to be certifiable. If an election does not meet the 50% threshold for voter turn-out, then the election results are rejected, & a new election is called & set at three months from the date of the day of the failed election.
In making this new law retroactive, we can force the rejection of the last election, & have a new vote that will be based on PR.
Just putting it out there.
If you are a student, & think this is a good idea, then please steal it, & go pass it along to the student organizations on campus that you frequent.
