McGill University

McGill University has different admission requirements depending on the course and level of study. Generally, undergraduate applicants are required to have completed their high school education and achieved a certain level of academic performance, which is usually indicated by their grades or equivalent qualifications. For international students, a certain level of English proficiency may also be required, which can be demonstrated through standardized language tests such as the TOEFL or IELTS. Postgraduate applicants are required to have a bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification in a related field, and may also be required to provide evidence of their English proficiency. In addition, some courses may have specific admission requirements, such as relevant work experience or prerequisite subjects. McGill University encourages applicants to check the specific admission requirements for their chosen course before applying.

McGill University offers a range of scholarships to support its students, including domestic and international students. These scholarships are based on various criteria, such as academic merit, financial need, research potential, and leadership potential. For example, the McCall MacBain Scholarship provides full funding for students pursuing a master's degree in any field at McGill University. The university also offers scholarships for specific programs, such as the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program for students from sub-Saharan Africa. In addition, there are scholarships available for students from specific countries or regions, such as the Schulich Leader Scholarships for Canadian students studying in STEM fields. Students can apply for scholarships through the university's scholarship portal and are required to submit an application form and other supporting documents.