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and B.Sc.) Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Sustainability, Science and Society Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Sustainability, Science and Society Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Computer Science (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Computer Science and Biology Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Computer Science: Computer Games Option Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Agricultural Economics - Professional Agrology Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Agricultural Economics - Professional Agrology Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Agricultural Economics: Agri Business Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 

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and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Economics and Accounting Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Economics and Finance Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Economics for Management Students Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Education - Physical and Health Education Bachelor Grade : Low 80s Education - Secondary Science and Technology Bachelor Grade : Low 80s Education - Secondary Social Sciences - History and Citizenship, Ethics and Religious Culture Bachelor Grade : Low 80s Education - Secondary Social Sciences - History and Citizenship, Geography Bachelor Grade : Low 80s Education for Certified Teachers - Elementary Education - Native

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and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : 90+ Software Engineering (B.Sc.) Bachelor; Honours Grade : 90+ Software Engineering (Computer Science) Bachelor Grade : 90+ English: Cultural Studies Option Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Cultural Studies Option Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Cultural Studies Option (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Drama and Theatre Option Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Drama and Theatre Option Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Drama and Theatre Option (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Literature Option Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 English: Literature Option (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Art History (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Early Music Performance: Voice Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Major Music Education and Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Music Elementary and Secondary Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Music - Jazz - Faculty Program Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Performance

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and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program - Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program in Anatomy and Cell Biology Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program in Biochemistry Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program in Biology Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program in Chemistry - Biological Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Liberal Program in Chemistry - General Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline :

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016-02-01 Liberal Program in Software Engineering Bachelor Grade : 90+ Liberal Program in Statistics Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Geography (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Geography (Urban Systems) Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Geography (Urban Systems) (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Geography - Physical Geography (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) African Studies Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 African Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Canadian Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Contemporary German Studies (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 East Asian Studies Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 East Asian Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 German Studies - Language and Literature Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 German Studies - Language and Literature (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 German Studies - Literature and Culture Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 German Studies - Literature and Culture (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Global Food Security Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Hispanic Studies - Languages (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Hispanic Studies - Literature and Culture Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Hispanic Studies - Literature and Culture (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 History (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Italian Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Jewish Studies (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises et Études et pratiques littéraires Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises et Traduction Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Études et pratiques littéraires Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Études et pratiques littéraires Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Études et pratiques littéraires (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Traduction Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Traduction Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Langue et littérature françaises: Traduction (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Latin American and Caribbean Studies: Area Option Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Latin American and Caribbean Studies: Thematic Option Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Latin American Studies (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Linguistics (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 North American Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Quebec Studies (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Religious Studies (B.Th.) Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Religious Studies - Western Religions Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Religious Studies: Asian Religions Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Russian (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Scriptures and Interpretations (B.A.

and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 World Islamic & Middle East Studies Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 World Islamic & Middle East Studies Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 World Islamic & Middle East Studies (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 World Religions (B.A. and B.Sc.) Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Law (B.C.L. and L.L.B.) Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Law (B.C.L.

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and L.L.B.) - International Human Rights and Development Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Life Sciences (Biology, Health, etc) Anatomy and Cell Biology Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Anatomy and Cell Biology Bachelor; Honours Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Biology (B.A. and B.Sc.): Cell/Molecular Option Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Biology (B.A.

and B.Sc.): Organismal Option Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Biology: Biological Diversity and Systematics Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Biology: Molecular Genetics and Development Bachelor Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline : 2016-02-01 Grade : Mid to high 80s Deadline :

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many building both old and new. a very nice museum in the center that contains real dinosaur skeletons. cons: some building can be far apart. you may have to rush up or down a hill. big campus, that has expanded beyond its central core. Life Sciences (Biology, Health, etc) male • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) McGill University - Main Campus 8.9 / 10 McGill has done an excellent job developing student residences - many students now live in hotels that the university has purchased. Although the school does not have an American style sports culture, students can enjoy the large fitness area and pools. The campus is anchored by many historical buildings and is extremely picturesque. Students can enjoy restaurant style dining with "made to order" stations in some residences and numerous fast-food options around campus using their meal cards. Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • alumni (under 4 years) McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 I don't live on campus in student residences but from what I hear, people really enjoy them. They say that everyone around them is really nice, friendly, and that they have a lot of fun.

I'm actually a little jealous. I don't play any sports but I enjoy watching. The campus is beautiful and I like being there even to hang out on breaks. General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 8.4 / 10 The internet is of good quality and speed though sometimes does patch out with seemingly no reason and can get a bit difficult to access in certain parts of the building. The academic services are made slightly difficult by the fact that there's always a wait and you always need to make an appointment. Campus security is definitely a good, stable presence. Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) •LGBTQ Student McGill University - Main Campus 6.4 / 10 One negative aspect about attending a large public university is the level of individualized support one gets throughout his university experience. There are far too many students per academic advisor to sustain a close relationship or any sort of intimacy other than the cold hard largely regurgitated cookie-cutter facts. Time is precious when their schedules are constantly booked with students from all faculties.

Economics McGill University - Main Campus 7.4 / 10 In my experience, the academic counselling was great. Whenever I would e-mail my advisor I would always hear back within the hour, and the advice was usually sound. If my advisor didn\'t know much about what I was asking he would always refer me to someone else that did. Minerva, where you do course registration however, is REALLY confusing for new students and still frustrates me a lot. Finding an upper year student who knows their way around it is useful. Psychology McGill University - Main Campus 8.4 / 10 Mcgill has a good student body that are all rather supportive of each other, and there is a sense that the people you're surrounded by are hard workers who really want to be there, just as you do. Though there can be some division based on program alone, the large majority of students are friendly, helpful, intelligent and welcoming. It's very rare you run into a student that's unwilling to give you simple instructions or some advice if needed.

Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) •LGBTQ Student McGill University - Main Campus 8.0 / 10 I don't really immerse myself too much in the student life since I really commit myself to my studies. I'm not a big partier, and I find that kind of lifestyle insufferable, and try to abstain from hanging out with those kinds of people because I don't find them very intelligent. General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 The students at McGill are very diverse and interesting. I have met so many people from different places and backgrounds. We have a lot of international students. Many of them like to have fun but also work hard which creates a great school environment. At orientation events, people were very friendly and likely to start a conversation with people they never met before. General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 Montreal is an amazing city. Lots of festivals and events, friendly people, beautiful place. Very multicultural.

Cons: Montreal weather can be brutal if you are unprepared for the winter.However, the city boasts an extensive underground tunnel system with lots of shops and food courts. the city has a thriving nightlife. many cool bars and clubs, and nice restaurants. All open late. it is safe to walk around downtown late at night, as you are not isolated. Life Sciences (Biology, Health, etc) male • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) McGill University - Main Campus 8.9 / 10 Montreal is a beautiful city - comparatively mild, it rarely dips below minus 15 in the winter. Summer is beautiful. As it is one of the largest cities in Canada, there is plenty to do for all budgets with restaurants and shopping literally steps from campus in the underground city. Nightlife is lively and there's always a party or club to hit up - especially on Thursday night when the city starts to get going for the weekend. Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • alumni (under 4 years) McGill University - Main Campus 8.2 / 10 In terms of pros, McGill is located in the beautiful city of Montreal.

There are lots of quaint little shops and restaurants that serve authentic French food. The school is safe with good security and the student protests do not affect the safety of students. They do however hurt McGill's reputation as a school. As for cons, there aren't as many jobs in Montreal and speaking French fluentlly increases your hireability. Fine Arts McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 lots of learning is accomplished at mcgill. lots of research institutes and good profs covering extensive materials. you may have to work harder compared to other unis. course loads can be quite heavy and marking is usually not so favorable. most profs prefer a ~70% average. University has a great international reputation. Old, well established university. Life Sciences (Biology, Health, etc) male • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) McGill University - Main Campus 8.4 / 10 Mcgill offers a wide array of classes and for someone like me studying Eastern Religions and Education, they really have a diverse availability of classes. The teachers, though not perfect, are certainly qualified and any complaints are usually taken seriously.

This school has a very good reputation world wide and I know quite a few students from others countries who came to Canada just to study here. Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) •LGBTQ Student McGill University - Main Campus 8.9 / 10 McGill tenured professors were uniformly excellent. Classes were presented in an interesting way and encouraged critical thinking around the topic at hand. Rather than just present facts, professors would build cases and invite you to agree or disagree. Many of my professors had been experts in their fields before teaching at McGill and had excellent academic credentials. Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Female • alumni (under 4 years) McGill University - Main Campus 8.0 / 10 I am a tutor at my university and I find it to be a good opportunity for me to make a little extra money in cash, and to help out other students, while still being able to balance it with my own studies. There seems to be several outlets for students at my university to get jobs.

General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 8.2 / 10 McGill has a great law program and you are guaranteed a job as a lawyer provided you can pass your bar exam. They do offer a career planning service for part -time, summer, and post grad jobs. They also have an engineering career centre to help engineering students find jobs in their field. Fine Arts McGill University - Main Campus 5.8 / 10 Pros are very nice I enjoy the campus life. Like most I am scared of living out in the real world and getting a job. Career servces are very nice. Co-Op programs were not applied for me. Quality of employers recruiting were very helpful and helped me calm. And I think this servie is very good. Business/Commerce (Marketing, Accounting, etc) McGill University - Main Campus 8.0 / 10 I don't really partake too much in extracurricular activities because I have too many courses in a semester, but I have in the past, and I have had varying experiences with them. I haven't really signed up for anything that was really relevant to my interests so I found them quite boring at times.

General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 There are so many clubs to join at McGill and I would say that we are encouraged to get involved. They are very diverse from interest based groups to talent based groups, even safety groups and workshop type groups. If you didn't find a group that you fit in to, I'm sure you could start your own. General Arts McGill University - Main Campus 7.0 / 10 There are multiple committees and clubs that you can join at McGill. In fact I find that there are so many that it's nearly impossible to learn about all of them. After 3 years at McGill I'm still learning about clubs and associations that have existed even before I started attending the school. However, there are multiple opportunities for students to learn about the various clubs during the year and it is also possible to look them up on the school website based on your interests. Life Sciences (Biology, Health, etc) Female • undergrad (3rd, 4th or 5th+ year) McGill University - Main Campus 8.2 / 10 Alumni network is supportive, they are very involved with your needs, they give great support in finding positions.

The size of alumni network is rated quit high across many cities and internationally.àAlumni halo m well there are no alumni like elon musk. Did I mention that there are no alumni mush Yes like I SAID THERE ARE NONE Sociology McGill University - Main Campus 8.5 / 10 Once you graduate, alumni can help you find jobs really easily, stay connected to university, and introduce you to professional players. Alumni network are more influential than others due to the vast size of the network. Yes, Harvard university, known to be the most distinguish university in the world which was educated George W. Bush.

Computer Science / IT McGill University 7.2 / 10 seems to be a lot of contact made by the university regarding alumni networks, etc., though I haven\'t really taken part Humanities (Religion, History, Culture, etc) Male • alumni (under 4 years) •Victory Lap / Gap year student McGill University - Main Campus 8.2 / 10 I would definitely recommend McGill to people, the people are very friendly, the professors as well, I rate iT 95 I WOULD CHOOSE THE SAME SCHOOLm I was very happy there, The quality of education is great, the price is expensive, it is very costly Did I mention that the price is very costly Sociology McGill University - Main Campus 8.3 / 10 Love the university for offering me a lot, particularly because of the funding that was provided through needs-based assistance and does not have to be repaid. Really committed to retaining admitted students who may not be able to afford tuition and it provides avenues of support to international students. Good professors Political Science McGill University - Main Campus 8.5 / 10 Would strongly recommend my university to friends, and family. I'd rate 9 for happiness in the alumni of the university.

I'd rate 8 for overall value of my education, quite costly but worth it at the end once graduated. I would choose the same school if i had to do it all over again. Computer Science / IT McGill University - Qu�bec - Canada - MastersPortal.eu McGill University Qu�bec , Canada McGill University is one of Canada's best-known institutions of higher learning and one of the leading universities in the world. McGill was founded in 1821 thanks to a generous bequest by James McGill, and since then, it grown from a small college to a bustling university with two campuses, 11 faculties, some 300 programs of study, and more than 37,500 students. The University also partners with four affiliated teaching hospitals to graduate over 1,000 health care professionals each year. About History 1821 founding date of McGill UniversityJames McGill accomplished many things during his lifetime. He carved a new life for himself in the Canadian wild while barely out of his teens. He flourished as a fur trader, despite tough and dangerous conditions.

Show more Show less Education In addition to a stellar faculty, McGill is known for attracting the brightest students from across Canada, the United States, and around the world. McGill students have the highest average entering grades in Canada, and the commitment to fostering the very best has helped the students win more national and international awards on average than their peers at any other Canadian university. The prestigious Rhodes Scholarship has gone to a nation-leading 138 McGill students. Show more Show less Research McGill is a renowned research-intensive institution and a driving force in education. The future rests on attracting top talent in all segments of the community: academics, students, managers, professionals, administrative and support staff. Bellairs Research Building Show less Career Founded in 1821, McGill University is one of Canada's leading research-intensive universities, with students coming from about 150 countries. The Faculty of Science includes nine departments large and small, plus the Redpath Museum and the Gault Nature Reserve. McGill University offers a unique working environment, competitive salaries, and attractive benefits plans. McGill University is committed to equity in employment and diversity.

It welcomes applications from indigenous peoples, visible minorities, ethnic minorities, persons with disabilities, women, persons of minority sexual orientations and gender identities and others who may contribute to further diversification. Show more Services Student services McGill University's Student Services promotes and supports student success and well-being, offering a wide range of services to students requiring academic, career, and/or personal assistance, or simply looking to enrich their McGill experience and further their self-development. Campus Life & Engagement Office for Students with Disabilities Office of Religious and Spiritual Life Scholarships and Student Aid Show less Housing services The McGill housing website is a one-stop shop for everything you need to know about student housing both on campus and off. Whether you are a prospective student hoping to find out more about Undergraduate, Graduate, or Macdonald campus residences, or an upper year student looking for information about Off-Campus Housing or Floor Fellows, this is the perfect place. Show more Show less ICT services McGill Library offers over 500 computer workstations throughout the Library system for use by McGill students, faculty and staff, as well as guest users from the wider community.

Guest access provides access to the Library's website, catalogues and electronic resources (journals, e-books, databases, etc.), but not to the Internet in general. Show more Show less Medical services The Macdonald campus clinic is part of McGill�s Student Health clinic. Mac students can be seen at either the MAC or downtown campus clinics. At the MAC campus clinic, the services of a nurse are available 3 days a week, from 9:00-4:30. Appointments with a physician are offered on average two afternoons each month (schedule to be confirmed). Show more Student Life Campus life Located on the western part of the Island of Montreal, McGill�s Macdonald campus is home to the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and the School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition. The beautiful campus is situated 40 kilometres from downtown, in the town of Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, and covers over 1,600 acres from lakeshore to forest. Show more Show less Sports facilities McGill�s stellar athletic facilities � some of the finest in the country � make it easy for every student to get or stay in shape.

Drop by the McGill Sports Complex for a game of basketball, volleyball, badminton or soccer, or book a squash or tennis court with a friend. The complex includes the Percival Molson Stadium, the Sir Arthur Currie Gymnasium, the Richard H. Tomlinson Fieldhouse, the Memorial Pool, and the Fitness Centre. And don�t forget Mount Royal right next door � the perfect setting for impromptu outdoor exercise. Show more Student clubs Beyond Me Beyond Me is a non-profit student organization established in McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. Beyond Me pairs McGill students one-on-one with a child with a disability in the Montreal community to provide mentoring, tutoring and social activities.Big Buddies Tutoring ClubThey are a volunteer tutoring club that places McGill students into Montreal local elementary and high schools to tutor students in their subjects. Change for Change SSMUThrough the Chapter at McGill, college students and young professionals are raising funds for community charities through the collection of loose change and larger donations. Show more McGill Univ. our programs / Study Abroad in Canada McGill Univ. Study Abroad Program Overview Overview This UCEAP program offers you the opportunity to become fully integrated into the academic and social life of McGill University in beautiful Montreal, Canada.

Rated the best student city in Canada, Montreal is a bilingual (French/English) city within the francophone province of Quebec. McGill University is one of Canada’s most prestigious universities and offers a full range of courses – all taught in English. The Old and the New Worlds meet in Montreal: charming old cobblestone streets coexist with gleaming skyscrapers in this unique city of contrasts. Montreal is an affordable, safe, multi-cultural city, vibrant with culture and buzzing with activity. Whether, taking a walk around scenic Old Port, hiking to the summit of Mount Royal, seeing the incomparable Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil, enjoying one of Montreal’s famous cafes, or sampling local produce at the Jean-Talon Market, you will find ample opportunities to enrich your university experience in this world-class city. If you are able, stay on after the spring semester and enjoy internationally famous summer events like the International Jazz Festival and the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival . With two international airports and the world’s largest inland seaport, Montreal is one of the world’s great meeting places for people, products and ideas. For a super quick glimpse of McGill's strengths, see their video “ Around McGill in 80 Seconds ”.

Students attend classes with host country students. Language of Instruction LanguageOfStudyText Study of a specific language is not required during this program. Language study is, however, available at McGill University; placement tests are required. Duration Approx. early September to end of December. Spring : Approx. early January to end of April. Year : Approx. early September to end of April. Housing Housing Exchange students live in off-campus rentals and shared houses in the Montreal area, as university residence halls are reserved for first-year students. Rent is significantly lower than in other major university cities. All areas of the city are easily accessible through the Metro subway system and numerous bike paths; a car is not needed in Montreal. McGill University offers resources to exchange students to help them find suitable housing. See the Off-Campus Housing website below, which also includes a special section for exchange students: Extracurricular Activities ExtracurricularActivities With beautiful green spaces, endless activities, and excellent cuisine, Montreal is one of the world’s most student-friendly cities. Begin the semester by attending the reception for international students. Participate in one or more of the myriad student clubs which take advantage of Montreal’s rich culture and beautiful surroundings.

Interact with local and other international students by joining sports, arts, networking, or social activism clubs. Clubs are a great way to become integrated into the McGill campus and meet students with similar interests. Research assistance and volunteer opportunities are also available; these can vary depending on your academic focus. On-site Support On-Site Support Exchange students can go to International Student Services and to Service Point for any general questions. For more specific advising, the Student Affairs Office of each specific faculty is available for support. For university details see the McGill University Guide for Exchange Students . Course Opportunities Course Opportunities McGill University's faculties offer programs of study in some 300 areas. The following faculties are open to qualified UCEAP undergraduate students: Faculty of Religious Studies Faculty of Science (link includes list of all departments, e.g.

Physics, Computer Science, Life Sciences etc.) Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (including Environment, Biology, Science of Food, International Studies, Economics, Engineering, Agricultural Sciences, Dietetics & Nutrition, and Food & Nutrition) Use the following resources to learn about courses on UCEAP: McGill University’s eCalendar (Search tips are at the bottom of the page) Syllabi may be provided on departmental webpages MyEAP Course Catalog lists only courses previously taken by UCEAP students. Additional courses are available and not all courses may still be offered. French Courses You are encouraged to enroll in French courses . A Placement test is required before admission to any course including Beginners' French. Course constraints: The Desautels Faculty of Management, the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Law, and professional programs such as Medicine and Dentistry are not open to exchange students. Special topics courses; research project courses and thesis courses; and courses in the Centre for Continuing Education are not open to exchange students. InfoBox1 Units Units You are required to take a full-time course of study while abroad: 24 quarter/16 semester UC units per semester; four courses.

Internships, Research, and Independent Study Internships, Research & Independent Study Research and independent study is possible with this program during your studies. If you are interested in a traineeship at McGill in the summer following your studies, learn more about the Undergraduate Research Trainees opportunity. Special visa requirements apply. Internships sponsored through the McGill Internships Office are not available to UC students. HostInstitutionsContent McGill University, Montreal McGill University is one of Canada's best-known institutions of higher learning and one of the leading universities in the world. With students from over 150 countries, the student body is the most internationally diverse of any research-intensive university in the country. McGill University was founded in 1821, and since then, the university has grown from a small college to a bustling university with two campuses, 11 faculties, some 300 programs of study, and more than 37,500 students. McGill is recognized around the world for excellence in teaching and research.

Past accomplishments include Nobel Prize-winning research conducted at McGill on the nature of radioactivity; today, professors are building new fields such as epigenetics, or developing alternative energy sources from crop plants and driving human achievement in a variety of fields. The ability to balance academic excellence with the extracurricular is a hallmark of the McGill student. In addition to a rich athletic tradition that includes many Olympians and the birth of hockey and football, thousands of McGill students participate in the hundreds of clubs, associations, and community groups that enrich Montreal and contribute to a vibrant campus life. EstimatedCost ​ Participation in UCEAP is a great value! The cost of studying abroad on UCEAP programs is typically less than that of non-UC study abroad programs. The dollar figures listed in the chart below represent an estimate of: 1) the UCEAP fees for the current year, and 2) the additional amount needed to cover your living expenses in this location. Estimates for personal travel, entertainment and Non-Resident (out of state) Fees are not included. Keep in mind that on UCEAP you take your financial aid with you. The amount of your financial aid package will take into account the total estimated costs of this experience.

One advantage of selecting UCEAP for study abroad is that we facilitate the process by working with your UC Financial Aid Office (FAO), informing them of your UCEAP participation and providing them with your UCEAP budget. Just like your UC Campus billing office, we receive your financial aid and scholarships from your FAO, apply it to cover the UCEAP program fees, and disburse any remaining aid on a set schedule. ​​ $14,150 * Estimates do not include Miscellaneous Campus Fees or, if applicable, Non-Resident Supplemental Tuition, Graduate or Professional Fees. If you are subject to out-of-state tuition at your UC campus, you will pay Non-Resident Fees on UCEAP. 1 UCEAP Fees: This represents an estimate of UCEAP fees for the current year. Actual amounts will vary due to potential changes to UC fees, exchange rate fluctuation, etc. This figure includes UC tuition and fees for undergraduate, in-state residents. For a detailed breakdown of what’s included in this estimate, visit the Participants Portal and select the appropriate program.

Non-Resident Fees apply: If you are subject to out-of-state tuition at your UC campus, you will pay non-resident fees on UCEAP. 2 Additional Costs: Average living expenses include but are not limited to room and board, transportation, books, supplies, and other incidentals and do not include recreational travel or entertainment. The total cost will vary depending on your personal expenses, exchange rate fluctuation, and the program you attend. For a detailed breakdown of the estimate, visit the “Cost” tab of the appropriate program. All fees are subject to change without notice. MiscFees These expenses are estimated. Actual amounts will vary due to potential changes to UC fees, exchange rate fluctuation, etc. For a more detailed breakdown of payment information, visit the Participants Portal and select the appropriate program. Estimates do not include Non Resident Fees. If you are subject to out-of-state tuition at your UC campus, you will pay Non Resident Fees on UCEAP. McGill University World University Rankings | THE Explore More about McGill University McGill is the oldest university in Montreal and one of just three English-language universities in Quebec.

It is a public research institution that takes its name from Glaswegian merchant, James McGill, whose bequest in 1813 led to the formation of McGill College. In 1829 it was established as the nation’s first faculty of medicine. The university is made up of 11 faculties, with 11 schools, all housed in 300 buildings. It caters for roughly 40,000 students, 24% of whom come from over 150 countries. This makes it the most internationally diverse medical-doctoral university in Canada. It offers degrees and diplomas in over 300 areas of study. McGill has an alumni network of roughly 250,000 living in over 180 countries. These include singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, actor William Shatner and astronaut Dave Williams. It also boasts 12 Nobel Prize winners and 140 Rhodes Scholars, more than any other university in the country. Eureka moments associated with McGill include the discovery that atoms can be divided, the first map of the brain’s motor cortex, and the invention of Plexiglas.

McGill also lays claim to the invention of modern American football, hockey and basketball. The main campus of the university is in downtown Montreal at the foot of Mount Royal. Next to the main campus is Milton Parc, an urban area that is home to many of the university’s students. The second campus is 18 miles west of the university in a more rural environment. McGill has been a member of the Association of American Universities since 1926, an organisation comprising the top North American research universities. It is also a founding member of Universitas 21, which is an international network of leading research-intensive institutions that work collaboratively to enhance global reach and encourage international scope. The university library is made up of 13 smaller branches and holds over six million items in total. Key Statistics

Question: In which country would you find McGill University?
Answer: Canada