I have 2 midterms next week and I don’t have a McGill student ID card. What can I do?

I have a BFA (from a school in NY), and the MISt from McGill. Experience working in public and university libraries, academic research experience, and currently am working as an employment counselor for vulnerable populations. I’d like to become a talk therapist, but struggling to figure out the most realistic path to pursue this. I’m looking into these two programs in terms of prerequisites, but hesitant to take on coursework if they won’t count. I also have a couple courses already that I think may count for a couple prerequisites, but am not sure exactly and would like a way to verify this.

Also wondering about the 1700 hours of experience expectation for the CFT program - would my current counseling job count? I keep hearing how these programs are super competitive to get into, but as I have a bit of unconventional background, it’s hard for my gauge how they’d view my candidacy. And McGill / Quebec seems to make all of these details have caveats, which often seem to complicate things for the sake of it, as well as raise the bar of entry. It’s frustrating because I’m a mother of two small children, which is an added barrier logistically and financially to return to school and change professions.

Would love someone’s insight !

what do you mean the median was a 50. FIFTY. 😭😭💔 faten please curve this

Does anyone have any past midterms for Math 338 (preferably from Fall 2025) that I could use for practice? Tysm 🫠

I'm not really confident that I can do good enough in the final to end with at least a B in the class. My plans for the future is to go into grad school (either law or masters psyc). I wanted to know if I s/u drop the class right now (meaning i would get an S in my transcript) would it be looked down upon in my future applications to grad school. for reference i'm a first year (U1).

Hey everyone,

Currently doing a master in aerospace engineering at ETS, I'm thinking of taking MECH539 (computational aerodynamics) at Mcgill for Winter2027 but couldn't find anyone giving their opinion on the course. Does anyone have any ideas of its difficulty and if it's worth it ?

Thank you all