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Interested in studying at McGill?
Get ready to apply: our 5 easy steps will take you through everything from finding a program, to filling out an online application and submitting supporting documents.
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Applying as an Indigenous student
If you identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis, you can
self-identify on your application form. This helps us connect you with important resources and financial aid opportunities.
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Need help with the application process?
The Branches team provides resources, guidance, and support to Indigenous students who are considering McGill for their undergraduate studies. Get in touch!
Let us know your preferred first name
Did you know that as a prospective student applying to study at McGill, you can enter your preferred first name on your application form? This allows you to use a name by which you are normally addressed. You are free to determine the preferred first name that you want to be known by in the University's information system.
Looking for more information on using a preferred first name at McGill?