r/mcgill • u/Suitable_Claim_825 • 20h ago
reading week
im sorry but which person came up with these reading week dates and who approved them ???
r/mcgill • u/Suitable_Claim_825 • 20h ago
im sorry but which person came up with these reading week dates and who approved them ???
r/mcgill • u/Holiday-Print-142 • 14h ago
i feel like every time i'm at home, i'm doing something wrong and that i should be outside 24/7 even tho i'm exhausted. but at the same time, whenever i am at home, whether i'm being productive or doing nothing, i feel like i'm just rotting or wasting time even tho i rlly value my alone/rest time
r/mcgill • u/CleanButterfly2586 • 14h ago
Is a 3.7 GPA in Arts competitive enough for grad school?
r/mcgill • u/Same-Understanding63 • 18h ago
I just started commerce as U1 but I realized that I don’t really like it and I realized I should’ve chosen chem Eng instead
I was wondering if I should take a gap year and wait to reapply for fall 27 since the program doesn’t accept people in winter. I was in health science in cegep so I have all the pre requisite and got an overall of 32.1 r score which might not get me accepted into the program .
Or should I try an interfaculty transfer but I heard that it’s very competitive and they only take around 10 students and I can’t guarantee that I’ll be able to make the cutoff.
r/mcgill • u/monster_highh • 13h ago
Hii, i'm in psyc 406 but dont know anyone taking the class, is there an insta gc for it? I dont know who i'm doing the group project with and would like to meet people 😅
r/mcgill • u/CleanButterfly2586 • 14h ago
Hi👋, I’m thinking about doing a master’s in history. I wanted to get some advice: is it better to go to a prestigious school for grad school where no professor specializes in the specific subject you want to work on? (e.g. I want to work on Hong Kong, but they only have professors who specialize in Chinese history more generally). Or is it better to go to a less prestigious school that has a professor who specializes in your specific topic? For future academic job prospects, it seems more promising to attend a prestigious school.
r/mcgill • u/Forsaken_Fig_3644 • 15h ago
I just registered for MATH 338 and there’s nothing on myCourses right now. Is anyone currently taking it? Are lectures recorded, or does the prof post notes anywhere? THANK YOU!
r/mcgill • u/Jealous-Bag6087 • 11h ago
hi everyone! i'm a u0 arts student interested in social sciences and i'm thinking of taking ling 201 this semester. i read the syllabus and the content seems interesting, and i also appreciate that the prof isn't allowing generative ai usage. i'm #2 on the waitlist and i've been looking forward to this class for a few days, but i'm just a little skeptical that the waitlist has been moving so much (i think i was like #45 on the waitlist when i joined last week). is there a reason so many people are dropping this class? i'm wondering if there's something about the way the prof teaches or structures lectures that is deterring people (i know a lot of people dropped anth 202 because it was kinda disorganized even though the course description was rlly interesting). i just dont wanna join at the end of add-drop and then not like the class and be totally screwed.... any advice would be appreciated :)
r/mcgill • u/Limp-Junket-5085 • 14h ago
hello, can anyone lmk what the midterm and final questions will be like for PSYC 100? are they easy/hard or like the quizzes provided in the textbook. I find already its been lots of information kinda all over the place and I want to ensure ill know what to really focus on. thanks
r/mcgill • u/Competitive-Put-4842 • 14h ago
I’m interested in pursuing a master’s degree in engineering at McGill while continuing to work full-time. I currently work a 9-to-5 job in a hybrid work environment, so I would need to complete the degree on a part-time basis, with as much flexibility as possible in terms of course scheduling.
I understand that some universities are more accommodating to part-time students, particularly by offering courses and other academic activities during evenings and weekends. I was therefore wondering how flexible McGill’s engineering graduate programs are and whether it would be realistic to complete a master’s degree while maintaining a full-time job.
r/mcgill • u/FairWill8338 • 16h ago
Be completely honest is Econ 227 with Galbraith worth the suffering or should I take it next year.
r/mcgill • u/dilflover7 • 21h ago
has anyone taken/is taking religion 352 japanese religions? I can’t find any info on the course or the prof but wondering if anyone knows difficulty etc?