McGill launches Canada Award

The Canada Award is for new Canadian (non-Quebec resident) students beginning full-time undergraduate studies in most disciplines in the Fall 2024 or Winter 2025 semester.

Quebec students eligible for up to $20,000 in scholarships

Several McGill programs are eligible for the Bourses Perspective Scholarship of a guaranteed $2,500 per successful term. Learn more about the Scholarship here.

What does it cost to go to McGill?

The answer depends on where you’re from, what you want to study, and where you choose to live.

McGill offers a range of residence options — take a look and see what fits your budget and lifestyle. If you prefer to live off campus, student-friendly Montreal is full of affordable apartments.

McGill student working on her laptop

Get help with funding

We are committed to supporting our students in every way.

Maclean’s magazine ranks McGill #1 among Canadian universities for the percentage of total operating budget devoted to scholarships and bursaries.

McGill offers merit-based entrance scholarships and need-based entrance financial aid, along with other funding programs. All new first-year students are eligible to apply, regardless of their citizenship.

McGill students chatting on downtown campus bench

Work, study, learn

Taking on a job while you earn your degree is a great way to gain valuable experience and make room in your budget.

Good news for full-time international students! With a valid study permit, you can work off campus as soon as you arrive.

For students experiencing financial need, the Work Study program offers on-campus jobs that look great on your CV — and most Work Study gigs don’t require French!

 

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