My Path to Medical School in Canada [McGill University]

[@bufnyfan1]

Never forget how McGill rejected me when I applied in the 1990s. Told me I should consider another career other than medicine. The problem was I got accepted at U of Toronto, Queen's and Ottawa. (the only other medical schools I applied to). Several years later after also earning my PhD, McGill wanted our research group to give a talk there. Told them that if I wasn't good enough to go to your medical school I certainly wasn't coming there to talk to anyone.

[@medwithmani]

Sorry to hear that happened to you David! I don't think any school should tell any of their candidates that they should not apply to their program and consider switching careers. Nonetheless, congratulations on such an amazing academic career!

[@dude10432]

Wow, just hearing that you had to apply 4 times kind of scares me of the path that lies ahead but at the same time makes me so happy for u! Congrats!

[@medwithmani]

There are many people that also get in on their first try! What's important is that you don't give up if it's something you really want!

[@nxtgenmd]

Love your story dude - the persistence pays off 💪 Hope you keep enjoying your studies and hope to see more videos from you as time goes on :D

[@medwithmani]

Wow! Thank you so much Gianluca! You were one of my main inspirations when starting this channel (and when applying to medical school)! Your words mean so much! I would love to do a collab with you sometime! 🤩

[@nxtgenmd]

@@medwithmani That's awesome to hear dude :) Glad to hear it. I'd love to try and set something up in a few weeks after the board exams. Best of luck with everying until then

[@medwithmani]

Amazing! We'll be in touch then! And thank you, best of luck with your board exams! I'm sure you'll do great 💪

[@monicology]

Living the dream 😍 Thanks for sharing this. I admire your persistence and you'll do great things. I'd love to get in touch when app season rolls around x

[@medwithmani]

You're very welcome! Of course, please feel free to email me or DM me on Instagram when the time comes and we can have a chat :)

[@monicology]

@@medwithmani Thank you!! Can't wait for your next video. :)

[@kalistasedemedes6058]

Thanks for sharing!! Can’t wait for your next video! 😍😍

[@medwithmani]

Thanks so much Kalista! 😊

[@thegoataramusha6545]

Great job, I'm so happy for you. I'm in grade 10 trying my best, but I don't know which courses I should take in grades 11,12, because I want to become a pathologist no matter what. I'll get it done! I just need some advice for my future. My average is 98% right now. I live nb, so my chances of getting in are pretty decent.

[@medwithmani]

Thank you! That's awesome! Keep up the great work with school! In Grade 11 and 12, you should focus on taking all the science and math courses you possibly can: physics, chemistry, biology, calculus, ...these are often prerequisites for certain medical schools! Best of luck!

[@anialee4522]

Awesome video!! Would it be possible to do a video showing an overview of your AMCAS or the canadian version of it?

[@medwithmani]

Thanks Ania! 😊 I don't think I'll be sharing any specifics of my applications per say, but I'd be happy to make a video about the AMCAS and/or OMSAS (the Ontario equivalent here in Canada) and discuss how I recommend one goes about it.

[@arlo_court]

Congrats Mani!

[@medwithmani]

Thank you!! :)

[@twitteruser5331]

Proud of you boss!

[@medwithmani]

Thank you! 😊

[@aieshaayaanahamid7106]

This is a really helpful video thank you so much! Which medical schools did you apply to internationally?

[@medwithmani]

You're welcome! The only international school I applied to was the University of St-George (UK school) in Cyprus! They have a relatively new medical program and I was considering it as a back-up had I not gotten in here in Canada!

[@aieshaayaanahamid7106]

@@medwithmani thank you so much for replying! I wish you all the best in your medical journey 🤍✨

[@medwithmani]

@@aieshaayaanahamid7106 you're very welcome! Thank you so much! :)

[@patrickhe]

Hi, can I ask what your average was in high school? I’m in g12 and thinking of going into premed to get into med school, and I’d like a general reference of how well someone who got into med school was in high school. Thanks!

[@medwithmani]

Sure, although I was a much different student back then. My overall average was probably around the 85 mark, but keep in mind, that was a student who never studied for his exams. The point is that if your grades are high, great! If they're not, it shouldn't be a reason for you to give up, especially in high school. Either you need to commit to your studies a little more or you need to optimize your study habits! I hope that helps!

[@KanePaul-b3v]

Ok i still have a few doubts 1. Is Holding a bachelor's degree or finishing the Masters considered an eligibility for medical school 2. Is the CASper test easy to pass or does it require good preparation 3.Will there be interview for all before getting into medical school ? 4.Is there any preference for students who have previously took a bachelor's from the same university 5.Is MCAT hard to pass? Also is there any university without MCAT other than mcgill which is easy to get in ? I know I've asked a lot of questions at a time, it would be great if you consider to reply😄

[@mrchmchon9958]

hey that was a great video! i would like to know what was your R score in cégep and your sec 5 grade. Thanks!!

[@medwithmani]

Hey! Thank you, I appreciate it! The R score system has changed since I applied, and sec 5 grades are not relevant to med school applications, so I am afraid my grades would not be of any help! In high school, you want to get decent grades to ideally put you in a science program in CEGEP (I would say 85+ overall average, especially in math and sciences). In CEGEP, ideally your R score is above 34 for a shot at medicine. Hope this helps!

[@zoyam460]

Hi I saw you answered all the comments, I’m going into dawson next year, I want to have a lot of extracurriculars to help me stand out. I’m just wondering if yk how u can start clubs and how it works?

[@zoyam460]

Also how do you just find research groups in your college?

[@medwithmani]

I'm not sure how to start a club, you probably should go through the student council for more information! But joining or starting a club is always a good idea!

[@aadityasrivastava6887]

Inspiring story man. I’m really confused about some things right now. The medical school at McGill basically offers the MDCM program correct? Is it for high school graduates or do you NEED to have an undergraduate degree beforehand as is the case in the universities in the US? I’m getting really varied information on the internet which I can’t trust. Also, is French proficiency an admission prerequisite? I’m from india so when I looked up the website it says there are merely 2 seats for international students, that is indeed extremely competitive but I believe I can still get in, given high school graduates are eligible. Cheers🎉

[@medwithmani]

Hey! So yes, McGill offers an MDCM program, which is equivalent to a MD. High school graduates CANNOT get accepted. In Quebec, they must at least go through CEGEP first. As an international applicant, you must apply to an undergraduate program (i.e., a Bachelor of Science program), complete that and the program pre-requisite courses, and then you can be considered for one of the 2 international spots. I hope this helps clear some things.

[@aadityasrivastava6887]

@@medwithmani Yepp, thanks! So just to confirm, in Canada as well as the USA ALL the universities offer medical programs only once you already have an undergraduate degree, got it

[@mysecretstalkeracc]

Wait I didn't know you can apply to med school straight from cegep!! I thought you had to do the Med-P program at mcgill or do an undergrad

[@medwithmani]

Yes well the Med-P program is a year of pre-med before completing 4 years of medical school to recently graduated CEGEP students. Admission to the med-p program is a guaranteed acceptance to med school assuming you meet their minimum criteria throughout the year which is super reasonable! This program is only offered at McGill and UdeM. The other french universities send you straight to 1st year of med school even directly after CEGEP!

[@saxi8311]

Hi thanx for sharing you journey. I am from India and I am about to graduate from high school after my finals.. I am kind of planning to do bachelors in bio here in Concordia so that I can get into Mcgill.. Fingers crossed.. Your channel is definitely going to clear my doubts. Also can you make a video on how to make your med application strong, how to enroll yourself in research as a job... Also what can you do in the mean time if your application is rejected etc.

[@medwithmani]

You're welcome! That's what I did! And yes, I already made videos talking about what you can do if you get rejected or what extracurriculars you can take that look good on an application, you should check them out! 😊

[@flylogan2954]

Thank you for this. I have a question, How many years of school total did you do before getting into medical school? I know its 2 years of CEGEP but how many years did it take after? What about for someone who gets accepted first try? Just wondering.

[@medwithmani]

Someone who gets in first try will get in straight out of CEGEP! For me, I completed my 2 years of CEGEP, then 3 years for my bachelor's degree (some people get in at this point), and then another 2 years of Master's. So it took me 7 years after high school to get in! It was 100% worth the wait and experience I gained along the way though 😊

[@flylogan2954]

@@medwithmani Do does that mean 5 years in mandatory before med school? Or could it be 2 years of CEGEP and 2 years for your bachelor's? Sorry I keep asking questions I'm just curious about this stuff.

[@medwithmani]

@@flylogan2954 No worries! No, if you get in after CEGEP it would only be 2 years. A bachelor's cannot be completed in less than 3 years so if you do not get in after CEGEP. it will be a mandatory 5 years (2 from CEGEP + 3 from bachelor's) before getting accepted. Hope that makes sense!

[@jadhatem4563]

Hello . I’m cegep student rn and I wanna know what is a sufficient r score for med school ( not necessarily McGill )

[@medwithmani]

Hard to say, but minimum would be 34-35 and if you're at 36-37 you're quite competitive!

[@randeid5157]

Hi! I'm currently a secondary 4 student and I have watched most of your videos. I wanted to know if secondary 4 grades have an impacts on if i get accepted or not into medical school. Do universities look at those grades from secondary? Thanks!

[@medwithmani]

I appreciate the support! Secondary 4 grades do not impact your medical school admission. However, sec 4 grades are crucial to getting into a good Science program in CEGEP which would then allow you to apply to medicine! So make sure you keep those Science and Math grades up!

[@jadalhatem5517]

hey, I got some questions. I started my first year in cages and I also want to apply to mcgil for medicine. I want to know what type of grades/cote r in cegep that you need.

[@medwithmani]

Hey! Best of luck! The average interviewed R score last year was just above 36, it will likely be the same this year. A R score of 34+ is likely considered competitive, and depending on your CASPer score and CV, you should have a good shot at an interview. Hope this helps!

[@saeidsoleimani-u5l]

Hi thanks for your information I’m 37 years old and I have master in civil engineering but my ambition is to study in medicine in Canada I’m in Montreal now and my question is , how do you think about my age is it matter for getting medicine here ? Should I start with bachelor in biology?

[@medwithmani]

Hi! You're on the older side, but I think the range goes up to 40 in my class (but there's no limit). If you did your science pre-requisites, no need to do a degree in Biology for example assuming you had a strong GPA. Hope this helps!

[@Someoneeefromleb]

Hello May I ask how did you prepare for CAPSER and what was your score? Also, I am starting the Cell and Biology program at Concordia next Fall. Do you recommend doing the multidisciplinary studies in science minor?

[@medwithmani]

Hi! I made 2 videos on the CASPer test! My latest video is the most recent update, you should check it out. I never received my score (they didn't release them back then, but I'm assuming it's high to compensate for my GPA which was slightly under average). Yes, I do recommend it, especially if you want to do research, which is valued in medicine. Many of my peers are current medical students at McGill!

[@Someoneeefromleb]

@@medwithmani and did the minor affect your GPA in a bad way? Did you find the courses hard? Your guidance is much appreciated.

[@zoyam460]

What international school did u get in? What were the prerequisites for it?

[@medwithmani]

It was Saint George's University at the University of Nicosia, in Cyprus. The pre-reqs probably changed by now, so you should check on their website, but for me it was a minimum of a 3.2 GPA and MCAT score of 500 I believe.

[@lorechadominic4920]

How do I apply?

[@maryam-qh8sj]

What do you think about doing residency in mcgill?

[@medwithmani]

McGill offers great residency programs! Many students stay at McGill and others come from other Canadian universities or from other countries just to complete their residency at McGill!

[@stellakarl7205]

Hi, thanks for the video. Do you think doing an undergrad at McGill gives you an advantage when applying to Medical school at Mcgill, thanks

[@medwithmani]

Hi Stella! Great question, I was planning on making a video about this (stay tuned), but ultimately, I would say that the major advantage you would get by going to McGill is the networking potential. They will not give you a greater score on your application simply because you attend their school! Hope this helps :)

[@thembx8447]

So it took you 3 years of university (after cegep) to be accepted at Mcgill? Thank you for your answer.

[@medwithmani]

Not exactly. I completed my bachelor's in 3 years, but I still got rejected. After that, I did a 2 year Master's degree and then I was finally accepted.

[@AC11Milan]

Hello ! What was your gpa by any chance ? (I have 3.8 IP but currently on Master 2nd year here at McGill)

[@medwithmani]

My GPA was the exact same during my undergrad and then I got in during my last year of my Master's, so I would say you're definitely a competitive applicant for the academics component! Best of luck 🤞

[@AC11Milan]

@@medwithmani Thank you for your message ! Was reading through the premed101 forum and I was slightly scared. Still nothing is set in stone (got 4th quartile French for Casper and my CV is really varied), crossing my fingers for this year !

[@medwithmani]

@@AC11Milan you're welcome! Forums can be very misleading. They do not give a good representation of "the average accepted applicant". With a 4th quartile CASPer, a solid CV, and a decent GPA, you have a great shot at an interview! Best of luck and don't be shy to reach out if you have other questions! :)

[@devpatel8394]

Hey, if you don’t mind me asking, what was your rscore in cegep? I want to know if mine is high enough for premed

[@medwithmani]

Hey Dev! I did not have a R-score that was "competitive" enough for medicine in CEGEP. Nowadays, you'll need at least a 34-35 to apply (I believe the average accepted applicant has a 36-37). In other words, if your R score is at least 34, you should apply!

[@harsalsingh7480]

Thanks for the video it's really motivating. can you just let us know how to apply directly after high school .

[@medwithmani]

Hey Harsal! Unfortunately, you cannot apply to McGill or any Canadian University directly after high school, you need to complete a bachelor's degree in university first (or in Quebec, you may also apply after CEGEP).

[@abdullahameen6854]

@@medwithmani How long does it take to study a Bachelor oh medicine at the university?

[@medwithmani]

@@abdullahameen6854 most medical programs in Canada are 4 years!

[@abdullahameen6854]

@@medwithmani My friend, there is a person responsible for granting Canada 🇨🇦 he says that medicine in Canada does not require a bachelor's degree to study, which means 5 or 6 years. What's your opinion ?

[@TheSilverMarbleVFX]

@@abdullahameen6854 in most locations within Canada, bachelor degrees are required and then medical school is a 4 year program. However, in Quebec, students can enter directly from CEGEP, making medical school a 5 year program due to the additional pre-med year!

[@RubikcubeKing1]

After completing psw program in canada then i get admission in medical school please answer??

[@medwithmani]

By PSW, are you referring to Personal Support Worker? If so, I'm not too familiar with that one, but you NEED to complete the science prerequisite courses regardless of what program you're in!

[@olansato]

Hi Mani, can you please tell me if it is very difficult for a McGill student to place an internship in the hospital if he does not speak any French? It is the biggest concern for my son. Thank you.

[@medwithmani]

I don't think so! Given that McGill is an English institution, physicians usually teach in English! Plus, the whole purpose of medical school at McGill is to also learn some French, but it is not required before!

[@olansato]

@@medwithmani thank you

[@stefanov2293]

Hello ! Great content ! Have you heard success stories or invitation in interviews of your year or more recent with a GPA of 3.79 IP (currently doing my second year of master and had 4th quartile plus a CV that includes working overseas, doctor without borders, TA during undergrad, sports and bursary). The results are coming in 2 weeks and I’m stressing a lot hahaha

[@medwithmani]

Hey Stefano! Thank you! Yes I have actually, my own story 😅 I had a 3.79 and got in during my 2nd year of my master's with a solid CV and CASPer! I had applied previously though, but I think you have a solid chance, and if you don't get in this year for whatever reason, you're definitely a very competitive applicant so don't give up!

[@stefanov2293]

@@medwithmani thank you very much for your kind response ! Keep up the great content and hope you’ll have a wonderful career!

[@medwithmani]

@@stefanov2293 you're very welcome and thank you! Likewise, best of luck for your application!

[@duaairfan9419]

Hi , i belong from Pakistan and just came to Montréal a weak before . currently doing bachelors in biochemistry and my degree ended soon i really want to apply in Mc gill medical school but cant find a way will u please help me

[@medwithmani]

In the last year of your biochemistry degree, you can apply to medical school! Familiarize yourself with the requirements and deadlines on each school's website!

[@Ridhima..]

is there any alternative route for eg. i don't want to do 4 year of premed studying can i directly give mcat or something ? and which books did u reffered to study for mcat?

[@medwithmani]

Good question! If you live in Quebec, the fastest way to get into medicine is via CEGEP (2 years) and then 1 year of pre-med! If you live anywhere else in North America or apply to any school coming from another country, you have to complete a bachelor's degree after high school which should take you about 4 years and then go directly into medicine. For the MCAT, I recommend the Kaplan books. They are straightforward and easy to understand. Princeton Review is good too, but go into greater depth than you necessarily need to know from my previous experience. I hope this helps!

[@Ridhima..]

@@medwithmani thankyou so much

[@GursimranKaur-nk7rp]

Hello I am currently in Philippines in grade 12 and looking forward to do BS in nursing as pre med , is it okay ?? Or should I look for any other bachelor degree to MD in canada ???

[@medwithmani]

I think nursing is a great bachelor's degree for pre-meds! Do something you think you'll like and do well in, to maximize your chances of getting into med!

[@GursimranKaur-nk7rp]

@@medwithmani Is there any prerequisites that I need doing as Bs in nursing ?? So i can apply in medical school as I know it’s really hard to get in Medical schools and I am really stressed out. Can you guide me with the best ?

[@medwithmani]

@@GursimranKaur-nk7rp I can't say I'm too familiar with the nursing prerequisites, if there are any, but you can refer to their website to get all the information you need: www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/program/nursing

[@karineelbaz3001]

hello, how can we get in touch with you in order to get more of your experience and knowledge about how to prepare for the interview for the pre-med program at McGill (and at UDM).

[@medwithmani]

Hi Karine! You can always message me through my instagram page or email me ([e-mail])! :)

[@saxi8311]

Hi, in which cégep did you enrolled ? Also what course you took in ? I am enrolled in Cégep Marie victorin, in EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, please guide me if it would beneficial for me as medical aspirant. Actually I am indian student and the system is bit diifrent here.. I just need a mentor to guide me through. Please help me

[@medwithmani]

Hi, I went to John Abbott College. If you want to go into medicine, you will have to complete your science pre-requisites. Unfortunately, a degree in early childhood education in CEGEP does not suffice unless you take all the science courses on the side. You would either have to switch into Sciences or complete them later on in university.

[@atenamahiny3591]

Why did you choose Mcgill?

[@medwithmani]

Great question! There are many reasons like the fact that McGill is located in Montreal, which is my hometown, as well as the fact that McGill is a world renowned University. However, the most important reason is that it would allow me to become a physician and serve the same multicultural population that provided me with a multitude of opportunities and experiences which ultimately got me into to medical school at McGill!

[@muskaan0123]

Hey! I want to know about your program like MC GILL offers MDCM - Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery together what does that mean ? By getting this degree i will become general surgeon too ?

[@medwithmani]

Hey! No, so the MDCM is equivalent to a MD, it's just a fancier name! You still have to apply for and complete a general surgery residency after the 4 year program, like any other medical school!

[@muskaan0123]

@@medwithmani Ohh okay thank you for resolving this confusion. I want to ask you one more question if i will do bsc in microbiology or neurophysiology technology which is more good can you please tell as I want to give MCAT after this Will I be eligible for that ?

[@medwithmani]

Both are great programs and will help you prepare for certain portions of the MCAT! You will be eligible to write it regardless of your program, but no program encompasses all the MCAT material, you'll have to study with other resources to supplement your learning and preparation for the MCAT! Hope this helps :)

[@muskaan0123]

@@medwithmani Thank you !!

[@radimaarbieva5438]

Hi ! where did you apply internationally?

[@medwithmani]

Hi! I only applied to the University of St George at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus! The Caribbean schools were not super appealing, but nonetheless a great option if you plan on practicing in the US!

[@SabekunNahar-s6c]

After which class medical school admission start?

[@medwithmani]

Admissions don't start after a class per say, but in Quebec, students can apply after CEGEP or after completing a bachelor's/undergraduate degree. Most universities around the world require a university degree before applying to medical school. After that, the time at which someone applies depends on the school. McGill application season historically has been from September 1st to November 1st. I hope this helps!

[@alexdipisa7999]

Hey Mani, just curious, did you get invited for interviews by any other universities in Canada? How many did you apply to? I’m thinking of applying to all of them in Canada.

[@medwithmani]

Unfortunately, within Canada, I did not. There are a couple of issues with applying to ALL medical schools in Canada including 1) the expenses of each application, MCAT, and CASPer test, 2) are you willing to go to medical school anywhere in Canada?, and 3) the out-of-province seats, which are extremely competitive and limited. In that last cycle, I applied to 2 in Quebec including McGill, 3 in Ontario, and 1 in Nova Scotia - all Universities where I theoretically should have had the highest probability of getting an interview. These are but a few things to consider when applying to medical school!

[@alexdipisa7999]

@@medwithmani I definitely know that there is a greater chance of getting into McGill or UdeM for example because they favour Quebec students (more seats available for Quebec residents) and McGill is my first choice, but if I have to, I wouldn’t mind going somewhere else in Canada, because we can come back for residency and actually work here right? I’m not so worried about the money for the applications, but I probably won’t apply to the French schools except for UdeM because taking the Casper test in french doesn’t sound fun lol (I also did the Casper in cegep applying to Med-P).

[@medwithmani]

@@alexdipisa7999 I felt the same way, which is why I only applied to McGill and UdeM within Quebec! Yes, you are absolutely right. Regardless where you study within Canada, you can always come back to McGill let's say for residency or even work assuming you completed your residency in Canada as well. If finances is not an issue for you, then just make sure you have a really strong GPA and a very good MCAT and CASPer score to ensure you are competitive even out of province!

[@alexdipisa7999]

@@medwithmani The competition in Canada is crazy but it will all be worth it in the end. Thanks for the advice! Maybe I’ll see you around campus!

[@medwithmani]

@@alexdipisa7999 Definitely competitive, but 100% worth it! If you have any additional questions, feel free to reach out! Best of luck with your applications! :)

[@meenaredhu1378]

Thanks for this😊 I am 2nd yr mbbs student in india.How to proceed for md psychiatry in mc gill University after completing my mbbs.

[@medwithmani]

Good question! I would reach out to their admissions department for more information, as I am not familiar with the application process to residency for international medical graduates (IMGs). I know that last year, McGill had 9 spots for psychiatry, and if those are already not filled out by Canadian graduates when you apply, then you would have to compete with other IMGs for the remaining spots, should there be any!

[@ranashuja1803]

Hello sir i hope you are in good health can you tell me the percentage required into mcgill university as an international undergraduate student in medicine?

[@medwithmani]

Hi! Unfortunately, I don't know these exact numbers, but aim for the highest and reach out to the admissions department for more information!

[@chantalthibeault1888]

What do you mean by “I didn’t get accepted locally “ ?

[@medwithmani]

By locally, I meant within Canada!

[@vardhannagarukirankumarred9200]

Hi I am from india completed my bsc life sciences with 88.3% in 2022 am I eligible to study MSC in MC Gill

[@medwithmani]

You definitely have good grades and a bachelor degree so theoretically yes, but you should check with their specific requirements given that you are an international student!

[@vardhannagarukirankumarred9200]

@@medwithmani can u share ur Instagram I'd if it is ok for u

[@bougie3127]

This is a dangerous question, but can I ask what was your r score first time applying?

[@medwithmani]

Nothing dangerous at all, my R Score was a 32.5, which is typically not competitive enough for Med school in Quebec!

[@bougie3127]

@@medwithmani OMG WAIT REALLY?? I’m aiming for a 34, which i felt was relatively low. I think im actually going to get a 32, which had me so worried. But knowing that you made it with something around that area is really good to know. But how did you apply to schools in US?

[@medwithmani]

@@bougie3127 Yes! Look, the R score is just a number, and it does not represent how well you do, it represents how well you do with respect to your class. Someone who gets a 80 when the class average is 60 is a "better" student than someone with a 95 when the class average is 90. Don't let your R score discourage you. If you do well, great! If not, just do your best in university and you will get in!

[@medwithmani]

@@bougie3127 You cannot apply to the US out of CEGEP, you need to complete a bachelor's degree in University for that.

[@diyanathoo08]

what was your course duration with honours thesis- 3 yrs or 4 years ?

[@medwithmani]

I completed everything in 3 years, but that was only because I took a full course load (5 courses per semester). If you take 4 courses per semester, you would complete your degree in 4 years.

[@diyanathoo08]

What is better - Bsc Biology or Bsc honours biology?

[@medwithmani]

On paper, an honors degree is better, but you can do a regular degree with an honors thesis and it comes out to the same thing. That's what I did!

[@malikasha]

🙏🏻 Do i have to take exams before entering university for bachelor's degree, and if u know could u please say what kind of exams?:) Look forward to your answer:)

[@medwithmani]

Not that I know of, but maybe it depends based on what bachelor degree you're applying for. For medicine, you'll most likely have to write the MCAT and the CASPer test at some point during your university studies, so you should look into them :)

[@lilypapillon4724]

Is it difficult to pass a year at mcgill?

[@medwithmani]

Great question! I assume you're referring to medicine. It's not easy to do extremely well in med school, but passing should be very feasible as long as you organize your study schedule and do not fall behind!

[@lilypapillon4724]

@@medwithmani thank you for ur answer and ur videos, keep it up 🥰

[@medwithmani]

You're welcome! and thank you!! :)

[@sabinekhoury4284]

Amazing!!!

[@medwithmani]

Thank you Sabine!! :)

[@lilypapillon4724]

How much does it cost to study at mcgill?

[@medwithmani]

www.mcgill.ca/student-accounts/tuition-charges/fallwinter-term-tuition-and-fees/undergraduate-fees Depends what program you're interested in. For medicine, Quebec residents pay approximately $25k for the 4 years. This price increases for out of province and international students!