

Established in 1821 after receiving a royal charter from King George IV, McGill College only opened its doors in 1929 after the Faculty of Medicine was founded, and the first degree was granted 4 years later. McGill was the first university awarding medical degrees in Canada.Show more
My time studying at McGill University was both challenging and rewarding. Being in Montreal added a lot to the experience, with a mix of academic intensity and a vibrant city atmosphere. I appreciated how international the campus felt, meeting students from many different backgrounds. Winters were demanding, but the strong student community and active campus life made it easier to stay motivated.
View moreMcGill is an incredible university. I have had the opportunity to have competent and passionate professors who have allowed me to remember how much I enjoy learning, something that I had forgotten by being overly focused on my academic performance. However, when it comes to the general access of information, whether it is about internship opportunities or career path advising, it is very easy to get overwhelmed. The resources are there, but because there are so many, it is easy not to know exactly where to look. I want to help in making sure that every student has a better access to information.
View moreI really enjoyed my experience at McGill, my program was very selective which allowed students to create a sense of belonging during their studies. I loved how dedicated the professors were, the classes were very interactive and well-thought-out. We learned about various issues in the educational field which allowed students to explore what they were passionate about.
View moreMy experience at McGill University has been very positive overall. The programme is academically challenging and encourages independent thinking and strong time management skills. Professors are highly knowledgeable and often involved in research, which adds depth to the courses. The diverse student community and vibrant campus life, combined with Montreal’s culture and affordability, make McGill a rewarding place to study despite the heavy workload.
View moreProgram is great but university lacks funding. Still, lots of great research opportunities. It’s a shame the Quebec government is making it nearly impossible for international students to attend because that’s really homogenizing the student population. The diversity of the student body used to be one of McGill’s greatest assets.
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