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yeah i was just wondering if they'd care, and what u said was helpful. I can contact them but they will likely not respond before monday and the deadline to apply is sunday.

What happens if McGill is on my CASPer distribution list, but I don't apply? I've done the CASPer, and McGill is on the distribution list, cannot be taken off now. But if I decide to not apply this cycle, what happens with the score? Could I reapply in the future? Will McGill even receive my result? thanks

personne ne peut te donner ta CRU. Tu dois appliquer pour qu'elle soit calculee.

the UBC english requirement accepts CEGEP english but you need more of them at the cegep level than at the uni level to get the required credit amount the various requirements at UOttawa can be partially fulfilled through CEGEP, though they require scoring above 70% for them to count (and p sure the biochemistry requirement cannot be fulfilled through cegep) ofc, all the Quebec schools accept cegep for prereq without discrimination, and you only need to pass them. It does not count in your overall academic performance once you apply as a university graduate as you will be applying

im sure it certainly helps, like many other things

CARMS worries down the line maybe? No other reason to yikes at it from my perspective

No, the logic behind that specific change is to harmonize med-p admissions and mdcm admissions. The former is already 100% interview. This decision also applies to all cycles starting next cycle, not a temporary change for covid. The only change that is directed at the pass-fail situation is the fact that winter2020 grades do not count for cGPA calculation. they are 2 distinct changes, with 2 distinct purposes.

every school has their own specific policy so you need to narrow down your list of what schools you are interested in, and then verify this for each of them. generally, no this won't "erase" or "replace" your previous grades. Many schools will also not count classes that aren't taken in the context of full-time studies.

I think the mcgill med ambassadors thread answered this! beyond that there are youtubers from mcgill med who make videos about their experience (albeit likely polished and curated af)

Update: UdeM confirme qu'il ne faut pas passer 2 fois le cours. UdeS egalement. ULaval aussi, mais ils conseillent de contacter le BCI pour connaitre l'impact precis sur la CRC. Je doute fortement que leur politique soit differente de celle des autres unis quebecoises mais j'enverrais un email et updaterai.

ouais... jespere vraiment pas quil faut que je le passe une deuxieme fois, cest vraiment stupide si oui. Et la situation est tellement unique que jai besoin dune confirmation du bureau de chaque uni lol. A date ils m'ont tous assuré que ca compte pas mais faut tout verifier. Je doute pouvoir recevoir un incomplet permanent, la API ne me semblait pas flexible quand je lui ai demande de withdraw, et j'ai pas de raison valable outre que... mcgill ne regarde plus les notes prealables lol. Est ce que les emails admissions-md et isabelle tremblay sont les meilleures personnes contact pour

Ok cool merci! Et ca change tu quelque chose, d'apres toi, si le cours est un prealable pr medecine du CEGEP que je suis en train de refaire? Je l'ai deja passe 1 fois au CEGEP, maintenant si je le coule la 2e fois, ca affecterai quelque chose?

Si je fais un cours au CEGEP (je refais un cours que j'ai deja passe, mais j'ai su apres la date limite pr l'abandonner que je n'ai pus besoin de le refaire), la performance ou passge dans ce cours va-t-elle compter dans l'evaluation de mon dossier academique? J'ai un DEC, ainsi qu'un bacc de 90 credits complete. Je sais qu'apres 50 credits universitaires, le dossier collegial ne compte plus, mais est-ce que ca s'applique au cours du collegial fais comme "etudiant libre", apres le bac? J'ai envoye un email a admissions-md mais ils ne m'ont pas repondu. Est ce quil y a une autr

Wait you are still in Cegep? and youre asking for BSc admissions? You should ask something like the rredditt r mcgill Admissions megathread, they're more knowledgeable about that. Or email McGill's Service Point.

Chasing prestige is corny as fuck and evidence of lack of life experience and maturity change my mind