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This Advising Self-Serve is for Undergraduate students, including bachelors degrees, certificates, and diplomas.Ìý

Advising Self-Serve for Graduate students will be available soon

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Guide to Identifying your Student Status

Student Status Categories

To help you use the Academic Advising Self-Serve Form, please review which student status category reflects your personal situation. Click on the tabs for the full descriptions.

Prospective Students

Anyone interested in applying or in the process of applying to become a student in McGill Faculty of Education.Ìý

Newly Admitted Students

Newly Admitted Students (U0): Graduating high school students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education but who are required to take additional Freshman/Foundation Year courses, as listed in your admissions letter. For example:

  • B.Sc. Kinesiology: above 90 credits
  • B.A. (Education) in Global Contexts: above 90 credits
  • B.Ed.: Above 120 credits

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Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have been accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, A-Levels, CAPE, French Baccalaureate, or the International Baccalaureate Diploma and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. For example:

  • B.Sc. Kinesiology: 90 credits or less
  • B.A. (Education) in Global Contexts: 90 credits or less
  • B.Ed.: 120 credits or less

Currently Registered Students

Returning undergraduate students including students who have successfully transferred from another McGill program.

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Select your personal criteria to view your academic advising information:

Prospective Students: Anyone interested in applying or in the process of applying to become a student in McGill Faculty of Education. Newly Admitted Students (U0): Graduating high school students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education but who are required to take additional FreshmanéFounation courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have been accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, A-Levels, CAPE, French Baccalaureate, or the International Baccalaureate Diploma and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Currently Registered Students: Returning undergraduate students including students who have successfully transferred from another McGill program.
Prospective Students: Anyone interested in applying or in the process of applying to become a student in McGill Faculty of Education. Newly Admitted Students (U0): Graduating high school students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education but who are required to take additional FreshmanéFounation courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have been accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, A-Levels, CAPE, French Baccalaureate, or the International Baccalaureate Diploma and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Currently Registered Students: Returning undergraduate students including students who have successfully transferred from another McGill program.
Prospective Students: Anyone interested in applying or in the process of applying to become a student in McGill Faculty of Education. Newly Admitted Students (U0): Graduating high school students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education but who are required to take additional FreshmanéFounation courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have been accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, A-Levels, CAPE, French Baccalaureate, or the International Baccalaureate Diploma and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Currently Registered Students: Returning undergraduate students including students who have successfully transferred from another McGill program.
Prospective Students: Anyone interested in applying or in the process of applying to become a student in McGill Faculty of Education. Newly Admitted Students (U0): Graduating high school students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education but who are required to take additional Freshman/Foundation courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, Advanced Levels & Advanced Subsidiary Exams, Advanced Placement Exams, Bologna-signatory (Europe), European Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate, or University-Level courses and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. Currently Registered Students: Returning undergraduate students including students who have successfully transferred from another McGill program.

Admissions Information

Admissions requirements vary depending on your educational background. To check the entrance requirements based on your academic history, please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Eligibility page.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you are interested in pursuing a B.Sc. in Kinesiology and you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Advising & Contact Information

Academic advisors only meet with currently registered students; for any questions, please contact info.education [at] mcgill.ca

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Foundation year information

Students admitted from high school must complete Year 0 (U0), the Foundation Year.

After completing 30 credits of courses in your Foundation (U0) year, you will start following the highly structured Year 1 course plan for your degree.

In your Foundation year (U0), you must successfully complete the courses listed below with a grade of C or Better. You will not be granted permission to take first year (U1) courses if the credits from the Founation year have not been obtained.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Students should download the Advising Handbook prior to registering.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Students should download the Advising Handbook prior to registering.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U1 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Program Profiles

Program Profiles are listed by year admitted.

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2022 B.Sc. Kinesiology - Major

2021 B.Sc. Kinesiology - Major

2020 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Major

2019 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Major

2018 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Major

2017 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Major

2016 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Major

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2020 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Honours

2019 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Honours

2018 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Honours

2017 B.Sc. Kinesiology – Honours

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Program Profiles for the Fall term

BIOL 111 Principles:Organismal Biology 3 Credits

CHEM 110 General Chemistry 1 4 Credits

MATH 139 Calculus 1 with Precalculus 4 Credits

or

MATH 140 Calculus 1 3 Credits

or

MATH 150 Calculus A 4 Credits

PHYS 101 Intro Physics - Mechanics 4 Credits

Program Profiles for the Winter term

BIOL 112 Cell and Molecular Biology 3 Credits

CHEM 120 General Chemistry 2 4 Credits

MATH 141 Calculus 2 4 Credits

or

MATH 151 Calculus B 4 Credits

PHYS 102 Intro Physics-Electromagnetism 4 Credits

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Students should download the Advising Handbook prior to registering.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Program Profiles

Program Profiles are listed by year admitted.

Honours Program Profiles By Year Year Admitted
2023 BSc (Kinesiology) - Honours [.pdf] 2023
2022 BSc (Kinesiology) - Honours [.pdf] 2022
2021 BSc (Kinesiology) - Honours [.pdf] 2021
2020 BSc (Kinesiology) - Honours [.pdf] 2020
2019 BSc (Kinesiology) - Honours [.pdf] 2019

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Students should download the Advising Handbook prior to registering.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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Admissions Information

Admissions requirements vary depending on your educational background. To check the entrance requirements based on your academic history, please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Eligibility page.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you are interested in pursuing a B.Ed. and you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Advising & Contact Information

Academic advisors only meet with currently registered students; for any questions, please contactÌýinfo.education [at] mcgill.ca

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Freshman Year (U0). Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

Information for International Students

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Foundation Year Information

Students admitted from high school must complete Year 0 (U0), the Foundation Year.

Foundation Students are required to complete 30 credits of introductory level course. You will not be granted permission to take first year (U1) courses if the credits from the Foundation year have not been obtained.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

It is not recommended that you enroll in courses greater than 200-level in your Freshman Year.

If you are considering a second teachable, the following are suggested subject areas:

  • History
  • Geography
  • English
  • Mathematics

For further suggestions do not hesitate to contact the Physical and Health Education nada.abu-merhy [at] mcgill.ca (student advisor).

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

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Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

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Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

Information for International Students

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

If you are considering a second teachable, the following are suggested subject areas:

  • History
  • Geography
  • English
  • Mathematics

For further suggestions do not hesitate to contact the Physical and Health Education advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca (student advisor).

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Advisor: Patrick Ritchie

advising.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

Students are responsible for keeping track of their own records and should bring their up-to-date Program Profile and McGill Unofficial Transcript (found on Minerva) to both open and individual advising sessions.

Academic Standing

Academic standing is cased on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Changing Programs

The Faculty of Education only accepts transfer applications for the Fall (September) semester. There are two types of transfers:

  • Inter-Faculty Transfers: Students currently registered in a degree program in the Faculty of Education (who will not be graduating in the current academic year) may apply to transfer to a different program within the Faculty.
  • Intra-Faculty Transfers: Students currently registered in a degree program in another faculty and will be returning the following fall.

For more information about program transfers, including eligibility criteria, deadlines to apply, and application procedures, please visit the Inter & Intra Faculty Transfer page.

Contact Information

KPE

514.396.1621

studentaffairs.kpe [at] mcgill.ca

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Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Freshman Year (U0). Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

Information for International Students

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Program Profiles

Registration Information

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Admissions and Program Information

Information about the minor program can be accessed here.Ìý

Advising and Contact Information

For any questions, please contact the Education Minor Advisor atÌýisa.administrator [at] mcgill.ca.Ìý

Admissions Information

Admissions requirements vary depending on your educational background. To check the entrance requirements based on your academic history, please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Eligibility page.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you are interested in pursuing a B.Ed. and you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Advising and Contact Information

Academic advisors only meet with currently registered students; for any questions, please contact info.education [at] mcgill.ca

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

AdvisingÌýwith Grace Wong

Advising on MS TeamsÌýwith Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with SusieÌýVodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

Email: edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca

Phone: 514-398-4527

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Freshman Year (U0). Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

Foundation Year Information

Students admitted from high school must complete Year 0 (U0), the Foundation Year.

After completing 30 credits of courses in your Foundation (U0) year, you will start following the highly structured Year 1 course plan for your degree B.Ed degree.

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

Advising with Grace Wong

Advising on MS Teams with Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with Susie Vodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

Email: edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca

Phone: 514-398-4527

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Freshman Year (U0). Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U1 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

Advising with Grace Wong

Advising on MS Teams with Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with Susie Vodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

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If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Contact Information

Email: edgc.advise [at] mcgill.ca

Phone: 514-398-4527

Event Dates

June – McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO)

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Freshman Year (U0). Visit the Internships & Student Affairs page for more information.

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

Admissions Information

Admissions requirements vary depending on your educational background. To check the entrance requirements based on your academic history, please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Eligibility page.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you are interested in pursuing a B.Ed. and you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advance standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Advising & Contact Information

Academic advisors only meet with currently registered students; for any questions, please contact info.education [at] mcgill.ca

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by advisedise.education [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

Advising with Grace Wong

Advising on MS Teams with Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with Susie Vodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advanced standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Events

For a complete list of welcome events, please visitÌýGet Ready, by Campus Life & Engagement

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Foundation Year (U0).

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by advisedise.education [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

Advising with Grace Wong

Advising on MS Teams with Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with Susie Vodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

Students who attended University prior to coming to McGill may be eligible for transfer credit. Please verify the credits already awarded to you by Admissions on your Minerva Unofficial Transcript. If you believe that you are entitled to additional credits, please review the Advanced Standing Guidelines and speak with your advisor. Please fill in the Request for Transfer Credit Form following consultation with your Academic Advisor.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Events

For a complete list of welcome events, please visit Get Ready, by Campus Life & Engagement

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Foundation Year (U0). For more information on Field Experiences, please see here.

Foundation Year Information

Students admitted from high school who receive less than 24 credits of advanced standing will be required to complete a maximum of 30 credits toward their Foundation Year (U0) before beginning Year 1 of their program.

After completing 30 credits of courses in your Foundation (U0) year, you will start following the highly structured Year 1 course plan for your degree B.Ed degree.

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. For more detailed information, please see International Student Services

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information for dates all students should be aware of for the current Fall and Winter terms.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Transfer Credits

Even as a U0 student, you may be eligible for some transfer credits, depending on your previous studies. If you are a newly admitted student, you don't actually apply for transfer credit. On your application to McGill, you must indicate any courses you took at a CEGEP, university or other higher education institution. Visit the Transfer Credit & Advanced Standing website for more information.

Registration Information

Students will be invited to attend registration preparation sessions in June called McGill Pre-Registration Orientation (PRO), where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum. Your registration time ticket should correspond to one of the dates in the table on the WHEN to Register page.

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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Newly Admitted Students (U1): Students who have accepted their offer of admission to McGill Education who have completed either CEGEP, Advanced Levels & Advanced Subsidiary Exams, Advanced Placement Exams, Bologna-signatory (Europe), European Baccalaureate, French Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate, or University-Level courses and have not been asked to take additional courses, as listed in your admissions letter. If you are awarded 24 credits or more of transfer credit, your status will be changed to U1.

Academic Advising

Your departmental advisor is the key to successfully navigating your chosen program of study!

Check the top left corner of your unofficial transcript via the 'Student' menu in to see your advisor's name.

Then, contact your advisor by advisedise.education [at] mcgill.ca (email), or book an appointment with them directly:

Advising with Grace Wong

Advising on MS Teams with Grace Wong

Advising with Tabitha Beedle

Advising on MS Teams with Tabitha Beedle

Advising with Susie Vodopivec

Advising on MS Teams with Susie Vodopivec

Academic Standing

Academic standing is based on the student’s grade point average (GPA) according to grades obtained from all courses, including those from Field Experience (EDFE) courses.

Visit the Academic Standing page for more information.

Advanced Standing Credits

If you have previously completed undergraduate courses/degree, you may qualify for some advanced standing; however, transfer credits will only be assessed once you successfully transfer. Once finalized, you will receive a cumulative record outlining which courses have been accepted for transfer/equivalency and which courses you will need to take to complete your program. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better.

Visit the Advanced Standing & Transfer Credits page for more information.

Events

For a complete list of welcome events, please visit Get Ready, by Campus Life & Engagement

Field Experience Information

Students enrolled in B.Ed. teacher certification programs are required to complete a total of four field placements. There are no field placements during the Foundation Year (U0).

International Student Information

International Students in Bachelor of Education programs in addition to the CAQ and Study Permit, must obtain a Co-op/Internship Work Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada as a requirement for the mandatory Field Experiences. Consult the Internships & Student Affairs office (ISA) for instructions and International Student Services for more information about the permit application. The Education Student Affairs Office will provide you with the letter that is required from your institution as part of the application process. isa.education [at] mcgill.ca (Email) your request using your McGill email address and be sure to provide your McGill ID number. It is important to begin the process of obtaining the Work Permit (Internship) as soon as you accept the offer of admission, as it requires a medical exam, and in the past has taken up to 3 months for CIC to process the application.

Key Academic Dates

Please visit the Key Academic Dates page for more information.

Program Checklist and Overviews

Please visit the Academic Advising Documents page for more information.

Transfer Credits

If you have previously completed courses at another university, you may qualify for some additional credits to be applied toward your McGill degree. Transfer credits will be assessed between the time of admission and October. Transfer credits will only be granted for appropriate courses passed with a grade of ‘C’ or better. If you would like to get a general idea of which courses may be transferable, you can use the

Registration Information

Students will be invited by email to attend registration preparation sessions in the summer prior to the start of classes, where advisors will guide them through the registration process. Until then, please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Access Minerva to verify your Classification for registration, your program details, and your registration time ticket by going to: Student Menu>Registration Menu>Step 1: Check Your Registration Eligibility and Verify Your Curriculum.Ìý

Please review helpful information and tips on Registering for courses.

Visit the Preparing for Course Registration page for more information.

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For all OFNIE In-Community programs, please contact your academic advisor, tina.schiavone [at] mcgill.ca (subject: OFNIE%20Advising%20) (Tina Schiavone).

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