Undergraduate applicants: 

To apply to McGill, you'll need to review admission requirements and submit an online application through McGill's Undergraduate Admissions website. Visit Undergraduate Admissions for step-by-step instructions, key dates, and program-specific details. 

Graduate applicants: 

Graduate students must apply online through McGill's Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. Application procedures, program requirements, and deadlines vary by department. Visit Grad Applicants to get started. 

Continuing Studies applicants: 

To apply to a program at the School of Continuing Studies, follow the step-by-step instructions listed on their admissions page. Visit Future Students, How to Apply to a Program for details on Undergraduate and Graduate-Level Programs, and Professional Development Certificates. 

Undergraduate applicants: 

 McGill's admission requirements vary depending on your educational background and the program(s) you're applying to. To find the specific criteria that apply to you, visit Undergraduate Admissions Requirements. 

Graduate applicants: 

Admission requirements for graduate programs at McGill vary by faculty and program. For information on the minimum admission requirements, visit Graduate Applying and Admissions. 

School of Continuing Studies applicants: 

For Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates and Professional Development Certificates, review the admission requirements found on the individual program’s page that you have chosen. 

Undergraduate applicants: 

Proof of English proficiency is an important part of the application process for many applicants to McGill.  To determine whether or not you need to submit proof of English, please visit English Language Proficiency.

Graduate applicants:  

To ensure students are prepared for academic success, McGill University requires proof of English proficiency for many graduate programs. For details to determine whether proof of language proficiency is required for your situation, visit English Language Proficiency for future Graduate students.  

Continuing Studies applicants: 

Most programs at McGill's School of Continuing Studies require applicants to demonstrate English proficiency. For details on accepted proofs and exceptions, please refer to the Proof of English Proficiency page. 

Undergraduate applicants: 

The documents you need to submit for your undergraduate application depend on your educational background and the program you're applying to. For detailed information on required documents and how to upload them, visit Submit Documents. 

Graduate applicants: 

Document requirements for graduate applications vary by program. For details on what to submit and how, visit Graduate Documents and Submission. 

Undergraduate applicants: 

Deadlines differ based on your educational background and the program you're applying to. For detailed information, visit Check Admission Requirements. 

Graduate applicants: 

Each graduate program has its own program-specific deadlines. It's essential to check the departmental websites for precise dates. Unless a program has specified an earlier deadline, the application deadlines are available on Future Graduate Students, Application Deadlines. 

School of Continuing Studies applicants: 

Deadlines vary by program type: 

• Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates: Application deadlines vary depending on your citizenship status (domestic or international) and the program you are applying to. Refer to the Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates page for specific deadlines. 
• Professional Development Certificates: Details on application periods can be found on the Professional Development Certificates page. 

If you need to communicate with someone at McGill about your application, please consult Admissions - Contact Us. 

See Tuition and fees for the latest tuition rates. To have an estimate of your annual tuition and fees, select either the Undergraduate Fees Table, Graduate Fees Table or Continuing Studies Fees on the left-hand side of the page to bring up the Fee Calculators.

Undergraduate applicants: 

McGill’s Scholarships and Student Aid offers two distinct financial support programs for all newly accepted, first-year, first-degree undergraduate students. See Future Undergraduates for further information. 

Graduate applicants: 

Graduate student funding is managed by McGill’s academic departments and students should inquire about financial support accordingly. Scholarships and Student Aid can only supplement to meet modest deficits on the basis of financial need.  Visit McGill Need-Based Assistance for Graduate Students for more information. 

Other funding: 

Many students are not aware of the numerous funding opportunities available to them in addition to McGill’s core financial aid and awards. We strongly encourage you to investigate these options through Scholarship and Student Aid’s Special Funding. 

Browse Undergraduate programs by category. 

Browse Graduate programs by faculty. 

Search the School of Continuing Studies by area of interest or type of program. 

Minerva is a user-friendly web interface to McGill's central information system, available to applicants, alumni, former students (non-alumni), students and their designated guests. See About Minerva for Students and Guests for information on how to access and log in to Minerva.

McGill students and alumni or former students who were registered or graduated from McGill after the early 1970s can request an Official Transcript in PDF format (eTranscript) to send to educational institutions, employers, funding agencies, immigration authorities, or any third party. See Official Transcripts for further information.