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[cardiomyocytes]

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[cc11]

On 7/6/2020 at 2:28 PM, cardiomyocytes said:

Salut  

J'ai fait 3 ans de bac (avec diplôme , une année complète dans un programme (donc 30 crédits)  et je commence une autre année dans un AUTRE programme. Est-ce que je reste éligible pour McGill en Med où le fait que je commence un programme qui n'est plus le même que celui de l'an dernière retire mes chances?

 

Merci bcp  

De ce que j'ai pu comprendre McGill se base sur les deux dernières années dans un même programme pour établir ton gpa et ce, même si tu as complété un autre bac. Dans ton cas, étant donné que ce sont deux programmes différents je pense qu'ils vont tenir compte de tous tes cours depuis le début de tes études à l'université. Corrigez-moi si je me trompe.

Je ne sais pas si mon explication est claire.

[cardiomyocytes]

14 hours ago, cc11 said:

De ce que j'ai pu comprendre McGill se base sur les deux dernières années dans un même programme pour établir ton gpa et ce, même si tu as complété un autre bac. Dans ton cas, étant donné que ce sont deux programmes différents je pense qu'ils vont tenir compte de tous tes cours depuis le début de tes études à l'université. Corrigez-moi si je me trompe.

Je ne sais pas si mon explication est claire.

Merci bcp pour ta réponse!

D'autres avis ?  

[Saffron Keys]

If you are applying on the basis of a 2nd bachelor/alternate degree:

1. You have to complete your primary bachelor degree. That means, you went to graduation and you received your diploma.  I think you're all set on that. 
2. Now for your 2nd bachelor/alternate degree, you must have 45 consecutive credits or more before Nov. 1st of the year you are applying and you must have completed your diploma ( finish all your classes) before July 31st of the year you will be starting medical school and you must confer your degree before you start medical school (receive your diploma before the first day of class at medical school). That means that, regardless of the 30 credits you did in program X, they will not be considered by med admissions unless you complete program X. Therefore, you will need to graduate from program Y, and only this degree will be considered as your second degree.
   • Alternatively, you can finish program X if your cGPA is good. It will be quicker than starting a new program and having 30credits that do not help you get admitted. 

The main point is : you're eligible for McGill Med, you got to confer(graduate from) program Y to get a 2nd degree and you must respect the deadlines.  https://www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/applying/requirements/requirements-edu/degree-requirements

[cardiomyocytes]

On 7/8/2020 at 10:11 AM, Saffron Keys said:

If you are applying on the basis of a 2nd bachelor/alternate degree:

1. You have to complete your primary bachelor degree. That means, you went to graduation and you received your diploma.  I think you're all set on that. 
2. Now for your 2nd bachelor/alternate degree, you must have 45 consecutive credits or more before Nov. 1st of the year you are applying and you must have completed your diploma ( finish all your classes) before July 31st of the year you will be starting medical school and you must confer your degree before you start medical school (receive your diploma before the first day of class at medical school). That means that, regardless of the 30 credits you did in program X, they will not be considered by med admissions unless you complete program X. Therefore, you will need to graduate from program Y, and only this degree will be considered as your second degree.
   • Alternatively, you can finish program X if your cGPA is good. It will be quicker than starting a new program and having 30credits that do not help you get admitted. 

The main point is : you're eligible for McGill Med, you got to confer(graduate from) program Y to get a 2nd degree and you must respect the deadlines.  https://www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/applying/requirements/requirements-edu/degree-requirements

Thanks a lot!! It's really helpful !!  

[Saffron Keys]

On 7/9/2020 at 10:34 PM, cardiomyocytes said:

Thanks a lot!! It's really helpful !!  

My pleasure:))