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Land acknowledgement McGill University is on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. We acknowledge and thank the diverse Indigenous peoples whose presence marks this territory on which peoples of the world now gather. Creating an inclusive community McGill is committed to creating a learning environment rooted in the principles of equity, diversity and inclusion. With communities and individuals of diverse identities, experiences and ideas, we collaborate to identify and challenge barriers to access, representation and full participation in university life.
Made by For 200 years, McGill attracts some of the brightest minds from around the world —
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our students win more national and international awards on average
McGillians have
than their peers at any other Canadian university.
made history, blazing
and dreamers
new trails in virtually This success stems from a simple philosophy: we believe that ideas are
made to be challenged. At McGill, we inspire each other to dream big,
every field.
to try our best, and to achieve more than we ever thought possible.
/ 12 Nobel Prizes / #27 in the world Follow your passions. At McGill, you’ll explore different ways to learn. You’ll work
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curiosity and the skills to realize your dreams.
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when the weather warms up.
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available to over 130
cities worldwide.
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LAVAL
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An exceptional
campus experience
McGill offers unique campuses with world-class facilities.
Modern buildings, historic architecture and expansive green spaces make our downtown campus
truly iconic. A short ride away, Macdonald Campus is a serene retreat located on 1,600 acres of
waterfront property. “Mac” mixes high-tech and nature: computerized greenhouses and culinary
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A welcoming,
international community
McGill students come from across Quebec
and Canada, and from more than 150 countries
and territories around the world.
Total number of students: 39,736
/ 27,484 / 638
Undergraduates Postdoctoral scholars
/ 10,265 / 1,349
Graduates Residents & Fellows
McGill has the most internationally diverse student
population of any university in Canada.
Rest of Canada
23%
French
19%
Quebec 47% English 46%
35%
30% Other
International
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will you
Forge your own path.
make We never know what’s around the corner. Seriously. But we can
our
build the resilience and optimism to face it. Our community
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establish the confidence to find new ways forward. Which of
future? our 300+ programs will kick-start your future?
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will open doors. Our graduates go on to work at leading
institutions. People worldwide understand the value of
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Over 300 programs to explore Bring your unique perspective, help shape our community.
Challenge yourself and develop your own passions. Find your program
Downtown Campus Programs Macdonald Campus Programs
FACULTY OF • Music (see also Schulich Bachelor of Social Work FACULTY OF • Economics & Finance • Music Performance: Jazz • Chemistry (see also BA&Sc) • Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science in
ARTS
•
School of Music) (BSW) ENGINEERING (see also Faculty of Arts)
• • Computer Science (see • Entrepreneurship for
FACULTY OF
Nutritional Sciences
•
Music Performance: AGRICULTURAL &
Applicants from high school (BSc(NutrSc))
•
Philosophy Finance also Faculty of Arts; BA&Sc) Science Students
• • •
ENVIRONMENTAL
•
Bachelor of Arts (BA) Bachelor of Engineering Licentiate (Piano, Voice,
Political Science are not eligible to apply directly General Management Earth & Planetary Dietetics
•
Jazz, all other instruments) Field Studies SCIENCES
African Studies • Probability & Statistics
to the BSW but select the (BEng)
• (with concentrations in • Music Performance: Sciences • Applicants from high school are
• •
General Science
•
Anthropology
•
(see also Faculty of Science)
Freshman program on their
•
Bioengineering
Accounting, Business
•
Orchestral Instruments
•
Earth System Science • Geochemistry
Bachelor of Science in not eligible to apply directly to
Chemical Engineering
•
application form. Following Agricultural and
•
the Dietetics major
•
Art History Psychology (see also Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Music Performance: Environment (see also
•
GIS & Remote Sensing
•
their freshman year, they are Civil Engineering Environmental Sciences
•
faculties of Science, BA&Sc) Finance, International Nutrition (options in
Organ and Guitar
•
Canadian Studies faculties of Arts, Agricultural
• •
eligible to apply to transfer to Geology (BSc(AgEnvSc))
•
Classics Religious Studies (see also Social Work.
• •
Computer Engineering Business, IT for Business,
•
Music Performance: Piano & Environmental Sciences;
• Human Nutrition
•
Food Function and Safety,
•
Labour Management Agricultural Economics
•
Electrical Engineering Global Nutrition, Nutritional
•
BA&Sc)
•
Bachelor of Theology)
•
Computer Science (see also Social Work (Bachelor of Music Performance: Voice
•
Materials Engineering Relations & Human Interdisciplinary Life Agro- Environmental Biochemistry, Sports
Russian Geography (see also
•
Faculty of Science; BA&Sc) Music Theory
•
Social Work) Resources, Managing for Sciences
•
Sciences Nutrition)
•
(Co-op)
•
Faculty of Arts; BA&Sc)
•
Département des Social Work (see Bachelor Sustainability, Marketing, Kinesiology
•
Environment
•
Mechanical Engineering
•
Geology
•
of Social Work) Concurrent Bachelor of
•
littératures de langue Bachelor of Theology Operations Management, Programs available as Management
•
Environmental Biology
•
Sociology (BTh) Mining Engineering minors only: Mathematics (see Science in Food Science
• • •
française, de traduction et Organizational Behaviour,
Musical Applications of
(Co-op) Global Food Security
• •
Software Engineering Religious Studies Retail Management, Conducting also faculties of Arts, (BSc(FSc)) and Bachelor
•
de création – Spécialisation Technology
•
(see also faculties of Software Engineering Management; BA&Sc) Life Sciences (Biological of Science in Nutritional
•
enrichie (Honours) (Bachelor of Theology) Strategic Management – Music Entrepreneurship
• Département des
Engineering, Science; Global Strategy, Strategic
• Musical Applications of Mathematics & Musical Science &
Technology
& Agricultural) Sciences (BSc(NutrSc))
•
•
BA&Sc) Bachelor of Science in Food Science &
•
Management – Social Technology Computer Science (see
littératures de langue
•
Specializations:
•
Architecture (BSc(Arch)) Natural History Nutritional Science
•
World Islamic & Middle Business & Enterprise) also Faculty of Arts)
• •
française, et de traduction FACULTY OF Musical Science & Agribusiness
•
East Studies DENTISTRY Architecture (pre- Information Systems Physics (see also BA&Sc)
et de création – Études et
professional) (BSc)
• International
Technology
• Physics & Chemistry Bachelor of Arts and
•
Animal Biology Bachelor of Engineering in
•
pratiques littéraires
• Doctor of Dental Medicine Science (BA&Sc) jointly Animal Health & Disease Bioresource Engineering
Programs available
•
Management
•
Département des Physics & Computer (BEng(Bioresource))
•
as minors only: (DMD) INGRAM SCHOOL OF offered by the Faculty of
•
Programs available as Animal Production
•
Investment Management Science
• •
littératures de langue Arts and the Faculty of Bioresource Engineering
NURSING
•
Arabic Language Applicants from high school minors only:
• •
Applied Ecology
•
Labour- Management Physics & Geophysics
•
française, de traduction et are not eligible to apply. Science Professional Agrology
•
Behavioural Science Aerospace Engineering
• •
Ecological Agriculture
•
Relations & Human Statistics
•
de création – Traduction Bachelor of Nursing Students in this degree study
• East Asian Studies
•
Cognitive Science Dentistry Applied Artificial
•
Resources (Integrated) (BN) Statistics & Computer both an Arts area and a Environmental Minor programs available:
• Economics
•
Communication Studies
•
Intelligence Managing for Bachelor of Nursing
•
Science Science area or will select an
•
Economics
• Agribusiness
• Economics & Accounting
•
East Asian Cultural Studies
East Asian Language
FACULTY OF
•
Arts
Biomedical Engineering
•
Sustainability (Integrated) (BN), online
Bachelor of Science
Software Engineering Interfaculty program.
•
International Agriculture
•
Entrepreneurship
•
Marketing (see also faculties of Arts, Life Sciences
•
Agricultural Production
•
(see also Desautels Faculty
& Literature EDUCATION Biotechnology (Nursing) (BSc(N)) (Interdisciplinary)
• • • •
Mathematics Engineering; BA&Sc)
•
of Management) Interfaculty Programs Environmental
• Economics & Finance
East Asian Language, Bachelor of Education (BEd)
• •
Chemistry
•
Organizational Behaviour Nursing (integrated programs)
•
Microbiology & Molecular Engineering
(see also Desautels Faculty
•
Supplementary Kindergarten & Construction Engineering
•
Retail Management Bio-Physical-
Computational Group:
•
Cognitive Science
•
Biotechnology
• Human Nutrition
•
of Management) Education for Arts Students Elementary Education & Management Plant Biology
• • • • •
Environment
•
Statistics
•
SCHOOL OF Biology & Mathematics
•
English: Cultural Studies Educational Psychology Kindergarten & Economics Plant Production
• • • •
Strategic Managment PHYSICAL AND Sustainability, Science
English: Drama & Theatre European Literature Elementary Education Environment Computer Science & Professional Agrology
•
& Society
• English: Literature & Culture
•
(Jewish Studies) Environmental
Minor programs available: OCCUPATIONAL
•
Biology
• Soil & Water Resources
• Environment (see also • Geographic Information Kindergarten & Engineering
See faculties of Arts, Science THERAPY
•
Physiology & Mathematics
• Wildlife Biology
faculties of Agricultural & Systems (GIS) Elementary Education • Management: Finance Bachelor of Science Physiology & Physics Science Multi-track
Environmental Sciences, • German Language (First Nations & Inuit
• Management: Marketing (Rehabilitation Science)
Major Concentrations Domains (for Environment
•
Science; BA&Sc)
• Health Geography
•
Studies)
• Management: Operations
FACULTY OF (BSc (RehabSc)) Neuroscience Group: Below are the primary areas Major only):
•
•
of study for the Science
French (see Département Hispanic Studies Kindergarten & Management
MEDICINE Applicants from high school Applicants from high school Biodiversity &
• •
component of the degree.
AND HEALTH are not eligible to apply directly.
•
are not eligible to apply.
•
des littératures de langue Elementary Education Conservation
française, de traduction et History & Philosophy
of Science (Pédagogie de l’immersion
•
Mathematics
Musical Science &
SCIENCES
•
Occupational Therapy Neuroscience
Most, but not all, areas of study
listed under the Faculty of Arts • Ecological Determinants
•
de création)
• Gender, Sexuality, Feminist
•
Indigenous Studies
•
française)
Physical & Health
•
Technology Doctor of Medicine and
Physical Therapy
Programs available
may be primary areas of study
for the Arts component. •
of Health
Environmetrics
• •
Département des Nanotechnology Master of Surgery (MD, CM)
•
& Social Justice Studies
•
as Honours only:
Geography (see also littératures de langue
•
Education
Secondary Education:
•
Physics Applicants from high school FACULTY OF • Applied Mathematics
•
Chemistry
Computer Science
Food Production
& Environment
• •
Faculty of Science; BA&Sc) française, de traduction are not eligible to apply.
•
Software Engineering
•
(apply for Mathematics)
•
Geography: Urban Studies et de création: Langue
•
English
Secondary Education:
Technological • Medicine
SCIENCE
• Immunology (apply
Geography: Physical
Geography
Land Surface Processes
& Environmental Change
• •
française Bachelor of Science (BSc)
•
German Studies Entrepreneurship
•
for Microbiology &
Mathematics
• Biological, Biomedical & Mathematics Renewable Resource
•
Hispanic Studies Management (options Immunology)
• History
in Finance, Marketing, Secondary Education: Life Sciences Group:
• • Mathematics &
•
Physics
•
Management
• Industrial & Labour
•
Operations Management)
Medieval Studies •
Science & Technology
Secondary Education: FACULTY OF
SCHULICH SCHOOL OF
MUSIC •
Anatomy & Cell Biology Physics (apply for either
•
Psychology Water Environments
•
Biochemistry & Ecosystems
•
Mathematics or Physics) Software Engineering
LAW
•
Relations
• International
Musical Applications of
Technology •
Social Sciences
Teaching English as a Bachelor of Music (BMus)
•
Biology Physics & Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in
•
Concurrent Bachelor Microbiology & (apply for either Physics
Development Studies Concurrent Bachelor of
• Italian Studies
Musical Science
•
Second Language (TESL) of Civil Law (BCL) and
Music (BMus) and
•
Immunology
•
or Chemistry) Food Science (BSc(FSc))
•
• Jewish Studies
•
& Technology Teaching English as Juris Doctor (JD)
Bachelor of Education
•
Pharmacology Planetary Sciences Food Science (options
• Persian Language a Second Language Applicants from high school are in Food Science, Food
• (BEd) Licentiate in Music Physiology (apply for Earth & Planetary
Latin-American &
Caribbean Studies
•
Quebec Studies (TESL) - Greek language
•
not eligible to apply directly.
Law
(LMus) Artist Diploma • Psychology (see also
•
Sciences) Chemistry)
• Religion & Globalization & Culture (ADip) Probability & Statistics
• •
Faculty of Arts & BA&Sc)
Liberal Arts
• Linguistics
•
Russian Culture
Bachelor of Science
•
Composition Note: For Kinesiology see
(apply for Statistics)
• Science for Arts Students Faculty Program (see also Faculty of Arts)
• •
DESAUTELS FACULTY OF Faculty of Education
Mathematics (see also in Kinesiology
Social Entrepreneurship Faculty Program: Jazz
faculties of Science,
• Social Studies of Medicine
(BSc(Kinesiology))
•
MANAGEMENT
• Music(see Faculty of Arts) Physical, Earth, Math
Programs available
•
Management; BA&Sc)
• South Asian Studies
Kinesiology (BSc)
Bachelor of Commerce
• Music Education & Computer Sciences
as minors only:
•
•
Mathematics & Biotechnology
Computer Studies (see Statistics (supplementary Concurrent Bachelor
(BCom)
• (see also Faculty of Group:
• • Chemical Engineering
•
Accounting Atmospheric Science
• •
Education)
•
minor concentration)
•
also Faculty of Science) of Music (BMus) and
• Mathematics, Applied
•
Turkish Language
Urdu Language
Bachelor of Education (BEd)
• Music Education (see also •
Economics
Economics & Accounting •
Music History
Music Performance:
Atmospheric Science &
Physics •
Cognitive Science
Education for Science
•
(see also Faculty of Science)
(see also Faculty of Arts) Students
World Cinemas Schulich School of Music) Early Music
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Amara spent two summers travelling North
America, measuring CO2 emissions from
abandoned oil and gas wells. Working with Prof.
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Research in Engineering (SURE) program, Amara
learned how to use a complicated modelling
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APPLICANTS FROM HIGH SCHOOLS OUTSIDE CANADA AND PROGRAM-SPECIFIC ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
THE U.S.A. FOR ADMISSION IN 2022-23 Advanced standing: Applicants who have completed Advanced Level (AL/Pre-U/CAPE and/or AS) examinations, College
Board Advanced Placement (AP) examinations, the French Baccalaureate, the IB Diploma or individual IB HL examinations,
the European Baccalaureate, diplomas from certain European countries, or college/university courses, may be granted
DEADLINES advanced standing credit and exemptions. Consult the Transfer Credit and Advanced Standing page for more details.
Application for admission
(online via mcgill.ca/undergraduate- January 15 Music (application & documents) January 15 Advanced Levels International
admissions/apply) Faculty, School French Other International
(Minimum Of Three Baccalaureate
or Program Baccalaureate Diplomas*
Different Subjects) Diploma
Religious Studies (application &
Transcript & supporting documents March 15
documents)
January 15
• Subjects must include • Spéc. maths (première • Math and physics at
at least one A-Level in & terminale) Higher or Standard
• Math (minimum of
pre-calculus), and
Major Scholarship math and/or physics • Spéc. phys-chim Level (at least one at physics at the senior
(application & documents / online via January 21 Architecture portfolio March 7 ARCHITECTURE • math and physics
GCSEs must include (minimum of première) HL) high school level (the
Minerva)
• portfolio • portfolio last two years of high
• portfolio school)
McGill Financial Aid application
(online via Minerva)
30 days from
acceptance date
Social Work documents March 7 • portfolio
• Subjects must include • Spéc. maths (première • Math, chemistry and
two A-Levels in & terminale) physics at Higher or
• Math (minimum of pre-
calculus), chemistry
MCGILL’S COMPETITIVE ADMISSION PROCESS chemistry, math or • Spéc. phys-chim Standard Level ** and physics at the
• Admission is competitive and presentation of the minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance. ENGINEERING physics (minimum of première) senior high school level
• All grades are taken into consideration in determining admission, including those of failed or repeated courses. • math, chemistry and
GcSEs must include (the last two years of
high school)
• If admitted, you are expected to maintain your level of academic performance through to the completion of your pre-McGill studies. physics
• Check decision dates. • Subjects must include • Spéc. maths (première • HL Math AA or AI or • Math (minimum of pre-
A-Level math with a & terminale) or • predicted or final result high schoolat level
SL Math AA with a calculus) the senior
NATIONAL CURRICULUM
ADVANCED LEVEL, ADVANCED SUBSIDIARY,
CAMBRIDGE PRE-U, CAPE
MANAGEMENT grade of B or better • Spéc. maths (première)
and Option maths of 6 or 7
(the
last two years of high
• Applicants • Applicants
complé (terminale) school)
must have obtained, prior to the start of classes, are reviewed on GCSE/IGCSE(minimum of five
a recognized, pre-university diploma. Studies in applied different subjects), Form VI grades/progress reports, AS and/or • Not eligible for direct • No specific subject prerequisites • Not eligible for direct
programs, or at vocational or technical high schools, are not
normally considered for admission.
unit results (if written), and predicted/final A-Level (or pre-U or
CAPE) results.
SOCIAL WORK admission • and two reference letters
Resume, personal statement, social work analysis, admission
• Applicants are reviewed on their complete high school
transcript with particular emphasis on yearly averages and
• While the minimum is three A-Levels (or equivalent) in three
different subjects, with minimum B B C, most programs have • Subjects must include • Spéc. math. (première • Math and two of • Math (minimum of pre-
AGRICULTURAL & A-Level math and at and terminale) biology, chemistry or calculus) and normally
• Two
results in prerequisite subjects. higher requirements.
• Prerequisite subjects must have been completed during the
last two years of high school.
• Applicants completing only Lower Form VI with AS and a
minimum of five appropriate GCSE /IGCSE examinations, all
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
least one A-Level in
biology, chemistry or
sciences in
minimum of première,
physics at Higher or
Standard Level **
two of biology,
chemistry or physics at
• While the minimum requirement is the equivalent of a B+
average, most programs have higher requirements.
with clearly superior marks, will be considered on an individual
basis.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
& SCIENCE •
physics
GCSEs must include
either:
• Spéc. SVT and Spéc.
* Nursing: CASPer test
and proof of French
the senior high school
level (the last two
sciences phys-chim, OR years of high school)
•
proficiency.
KINESIOLOGY Spéc. phys-chim
FRENCH BACCALAUREATE (GÉNÉRAL) INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA * Nursing: CASPer test * Nursing: CASPer test
NURSING* and proof of French * Nursing: CASPer test and proof of French
• Applicants are reviewed on their ‘bulletins’ from lycée, (in French,
on 20) with particular emphasis on première and terminale, as well
• Applicants are reviewed on their predicted IB subject results and
complete high school transcript, with particular emphasis on the
SCIENCE
proficiency. and proof of French proficiency.
proficiency
•
as the ‘relevé’ with results for French and the controle continu.
•
results in IB1 and IB2.
ARTS (SOCIAL • No specific subject prerequisites
• Education: Applicants to B.Ed. programs, except physEd, are required to write the CASPer test.
While the minimum requirement is a ‘mention assez bien’ in While the minimum requirement is ‘5’ on each Higher Level and
premier groupe, most programs have higher requirements. Standard Level subject, most programs have higher requirements. SCIENCES &
HUMANITIES ) • Additional courses are required for applicants to B.Ed. Secondary Education domains in Mathematics and
Science & technology.
PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY EDUCATION
• B.Mus./B.Ed. applicants must also meet Music requirements
Applicants are required to demonstrate proficiency in English. Accepted tests, as well as criteria to be exempt from providing proof, MUSIC • Music requirements
can be found on the English language proficiency page. RELIGIOUS • Religious Studies requirements
STUDIES
DOCUMENTATION
• You will receive an email acknowledgment within 48 hours after submitting the application for admission. The login information
PHYSICAL AND • Limited direct admission; completion of all prerequisite math and science courses are required, CASPer
test, and French Proficiency
OCCUPATIONAL
provided in the email will allow you to access your Minerva account to view your application status and upload documents. It is your
responsibility to verify your status and to ensure the completion of your application.
THERAPY • For detailed information see mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/requirements/international
• Transcripts and most supporting documents must be uploaded directly to your Minerva file. A complete transcript must include
grades for the current year.
* If you are completing the national curriculum in China, Hong Kong or India, see mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/
• Additional supporting documents (such as recommendation letters and personal statements) are not used for admission
consideration and should only be submitted if required by one of the following:
requirements/international for requirements.
** To present a competitive application, IB applicants to Agricultural & Environmental Sciences, Bachelor of Arts & Science, Engineering,
and Science should present at least one math/science at HL.
y Architecture, Education, Music, Nursing, Religious Studies and Social Work. Consult the Pre-application to do list.
y Major Scholarship applicants can view required documents on the Scholarships and Student Aid website.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information at the time of publication.
Please consult mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply for the most up-to-date and complete information.APPLICANTS FROM U.S. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS (IN THE PREREQUISITE COURSES – U.S. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
U.S.A. AND OTHER COUNTRIES) FOR ADMISSION IN 2022-23
FACULTY, SCHOOL OR PROGRAM PREREQUISITE COURSES
AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ◆
DEADLINES
• ALL B.SC.(AG.ENV.SC.) PROGRAMS
Application for admission • BIORESOURCE ENGINEERING (B.ENG.(BIORESOURCE)) Pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
(online via mcgill.ca/undergraduate- January 15 Music (application & documents) January 15 • CONCURRENT B.SC. (B.SC.(F.SC.)/B.SC.(NUTR.SC.))
admissions/apply) • FOOD SCIENCE (B.SC.(F.SC.))
Transcript & supporting documents Religious Studies (application & ARCHITECTURE (B.SC.(ARCH.)) ** Pre-calculus and physics
March 15 January 15
(when reguired) documents)
ARTS (B.A.) English
Major Scholarship
(application & documents / online January 21 Architecture portfolio March 7
via Minerva) ARTS AND SCIENCE (B.A.&SC.) English, pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
McGill Financial Aid application 30 days from
EDUCATION (B.ED.) **
(online via Minerva) acceptance date
• KINDERGARTEN/ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ** English
• PHYSICAL EDUCATION Note: Additional courses are required for applicants to B.Ed.
MCGILL’S COMPETITIVE ADMISSION PROCESS
• SECONDARY EDUCATION ** Secondary Education domains in Mathematics and Science &
• Admission is competitive and subject to availability of space; presentation of the minimum requirements does not guarantee • TESL ** Technology.
acceptance.
• If admitted, you are expected to maintain your level of academic performance through to the completion of your pre-McGill studies. ENGINEERING (B.ENG.)
• BIOENGINEERING
• CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
• CIVIL ENGINEERING
• Applicants must have obtained, prior to the start of classes, a high • Applicants completing the IB Diploma at a school in the • COMPUTER ENGINEERING
school diploma from an academic program leading to university U.S.A. will normally be considered for admission on their • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Pre-calculus, chemistry and physics
entrance. high school marks and ACT/SAT scores. Predicted IB • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• Grade 10, 11, and 12 academic results will be considered, including results may be required for some programs. • SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
the prerequi- sites for the program to which you applied. • MATERIALS ENGINEERING
• Applicants must have taken either of the following: • MINING ENGINEERING
• the ACT, or
• the SAT HUMAN NUTRITION (B.SC.(NUTR SC.)) ◆
• * For Fall 2022 the submission of test scores is optional • NUTRITION Pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
• Allincluding
results are taken into consideration in determining admission,
those for failed or repeated courses. KINESIOLOGY (B.SC.(KINESIOLOGY)) Pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
• Check decision dates.
MANAGEMENT (B.COM.) English and pre-calculus
PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
Applicants who have lived and attended high school and/or university, for at least four years, in a country where English is the MUSIC (B.MUS.) Music requirements
acknowledged primary language, are not required to provide further proof of English proficiency.
If this is not the case, please review the English language proficiency requirements.
NURSING SCHOOL OF (B.SC.(N)) ** Pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
ADVANCED STANDING
Applicants who have completed the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) examinations, the IB Diploma, individual IB HL RELIGIOUS STUDIES (B.TH.) Religious Studies requirements
examinations, college or university courses, may be granted advanced standing credit, subject to faculty and program
requirements.
SCIENCE (B.SC.)
• BIOLOGICAL, BIOMEDICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES
Consult the Transfer Credit and Advanced Standing page for more details
• PHYSICAL, EARTH, MATH AND COMPUTER SCIENCES Pre-calculus, and two of biology, chemistry or physics
DOCUMENTATION
• BIO-PHYSICAL- COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES
• You will receive an email acknowledgment within 48 hours after submitting the application for admission. The login information
provided in the email will allow you to access your Minerva account to view your application status and upload documents. It is your
High school applicants are not eligible to apply directly to Dentistry, Dietetics, Law, Medicine, Physical and Occupational
responsibility to verify your status and ensure the completion of your application.
• For applicants located in the U.S.: you will self-report your grades. Most applicants are required to use the self-reporting web form.
Therapy or Social Work.
• For applicants located outside of the U.S.: a copy of your transcripts must be uploaded directly to Minerva.
** Additional supporting documents and/or tests are required. Consult the Pre-application to do list.
• Test results must be official. McGill’s institutional code for the College Board (SAT and AP) is 0935-00; for ACT, it is 5231.
◆ Macdonald Campus.
• Additional supporting documents (such as recommendation letters and personal statements) are not used for admission
consideration and should only be submitted if required by one of the following:
• Architecture, Education, Music, Nursing and Religious Studies. Consult the Pre-application to do list.
• Major Scholarship applicants can view required documents on the Scholarships and Student Aid website.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information at the time of publication.
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