McGill: B.Sc. (Rehabilitation Science); Major in Physical Therapy

[AmayaKimiko]

So I'm currently choosing my IB (international baccalaureate) subjects and I am considering doing Mcgill's B.Sc. (Rehabilitation Science); Major in Physical Therapy for undergrad. However, the admission requirement page is crap (Completion of all prerequisite math and science courses required- what does that even mean) and the Health and Science Calendar is even worse -

"Applicants with an International Baccalaureate must have

completed biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics at Higher

Level. Calculus II and one semester of college/university level

organic chemistry"

But the thing is for IB you can't even do three sciences, max. is two, and for our school especially you can't do four Highers. I've emailed their service point and all I've gotten are automatic responses redirecting me back to the admission requirement page, and I haven't had any response yet from the admissions office themselves.

Can anyone help me and tell me what IB subjects I need for this course and whether they need to be Higher or Standard?

[otapply]

The McGill BSc in Rehab Science is a 3 year program so you would have to apply for it after the U0 year of science classes at McGill. You should look up the name of the administrator who does admissions for the program and call them directly

[future_doc]

Take a look at the Specialty Program in Exercise Science @ Concordia, the link of which is found in my signature below. Isn't there a problem with IB whereby you may be forced to skip a year?