Does anyone know how competitive it is to get into BC's MSF program?? Is it easier to get into the part-time program? I will have about 1 yr of work experience by the time I complete the application. Does that make a huge difference? I've read on the web that part-time is more competitive than the full time program since the part-time program has many industry professionals with more years of direct experience. How true is that?
Thank you in advance.
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