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dy727 · 05-07-2008, 02:02 PM

I have several concerns about undergrad.
i have been admitted into bachelor of arts and science as well as just science with the status 'admitted pending results'
the statement sounds pretty weird and confusing.
1. do they reconsider upon receiving my final term mark?
(cause, i have a really bad english mark (low 80s) relative to other high 90s in sciences and math)
2. As well, the main reason that iw ould choose to go to mcgill is to go to medschools possibly in the states. If i were to apply to any of the top medschools in the states with a fairly high gpa and a fairly high MCAT score as a canadian citizen, would i have a relative high chance of admittance into such schools?

3. Also, for arts and science, what would be a good choice for a pre-med program for arts
and for science

(i've been thinking economics and biomedical science (non-honours))
but i heard they're phasing out biomedical science which sucks a lot
4. Is it possible to become a quebec resident by the 2nd year to reduce the tuition cost?

05-07-2008, 02:02 PM	#1
dy727 New Member Join Date: May 2008 Threads: 1 Posts: 3	McGill A and Sci? or Not (questions) I have several concerns about undergrad. i have been admitted into bachelor of arts and science as well as just science with the status 'admitted pending results' the statement sounds pretty weird and confusing. 1. do they reconsider upon receiving my final term mark? (cause, i have a really bad english mark (low 80s) relative to other high 90s in sciences and math) 2. As well, the main reason that iw ould choose to go to mcgill is to go to medschools possibly in the states. If i were to apply to any of the top medschools in the states with a fairly high gpa and a fairly high MCAT score as a canadian citizen, would i have a relative high chance of admittance into such schools? 3. Also, for arts and science, what would be a good choice for a pre-med program for arts and for science (i've been thinking economics and biomedical science (non-honours)) but i heard they're phasing out biomedical science which sucks a lot 4. Is it possible to become a quebec resident by the 2nd year to reduce the tuition cost?