McGill School of Continuing Studies: Overview, Entry requirements, Scholarship & funding, Campuses undefined Student life

85

Acceptance Rate
36

Available Programs
41000

Students
30200

Average Cost
85

Employment Rate
Program

Co-op
Permit

Work

Located in the heart of Montreal, the McGill University School of Continuing Studies offers diverse adult learners a path of life-long professional and personal transformation through innovative teaching, practical experience, and applied research. They empower learners, strengthen communities and support partner organizations to thrive in a world of fast paced change and technological advances with greater access, mobility and adaptability. Together with partners and alumni, they help shape the future of work and learning by building bridges across the University and beyond.

Supporting documentation.

1) Academic documents - All academic documents must be uploaded to your Minerva file. Copy of all GCSE/IGCSE/O-Level/CSEC results certificates (Students who have not written GCSE/IGCSE/O-Level must submit transcript/results for their previous-to A-Level studies).

Lower and Upper Form VI/Form VII school results/progress reports.

Any AS or CAPE Unit 1 results. Predicted ALevel/Pre-U/CAPE results.

If A-Levels/Pre-U/CAPE are already completed, a copy of the final results is required.

2) Proof of English Proficiency (Duolingo test: score of 115 or better)

Applicants who have lived and attended school, for at least four years, in a country where English is the acknowledged primary language, are not required to provide further proof of English proficiency.

If this is not the case, official test results will be required by the supporting document deadline.

A limited number of donor-funded, merit-based scholarships are awarded to students each year to recognize academic excellence.
To be eligible for a scholarship, you must be admitted in a program at the School and be registered in the current session. The amount and number of scholarships issued varies from year to year, depending on funds received and donor specifications. The scholarships are selected and awarded by the SCS Scholarship Committee on an annual basis. Eligible candidates will be contacted by the School.

Macdonald Campus

Downtown Campus

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