Looking to study in Canada?

Hi all

Looking to perhaps study in Canada for 2017 entry. I am also applying for UCAS where I am applying for Economics and Politics. I was wondering how could I apply for a Canadian uni like Toronto or McGill uni?

What kind of exams must I sit (other than A-Levels), the financial funding I can gain, how apply and the deadlines? I have good GCSE grades (9A*/A) and also looking at being predicted AAA/AAB for UCAS.

Can someone give me any info on this please?

Hi all

Looking to perhaps study in Canada for 2017 entry. I am also applying for UCAS where I am applying for Economics and Politics. I was wondering how could I apply for a Canadian uni like Toronto or McGill uni?

What kind of exams must I sit (other than A-Levels), the financial funding I can gain, how apply and the deadlines? I have good GCSE grades (9A*/A) and also looking at being predicted AAA/AAB for UCAS.

Can someone give me any info on this please?

Thanks

I've applied for McGill this year (Post A level), it's really easy, no extra tests or anything, you just fill in a UCAS type form with basic personal info on the website, and then you need to get an official record of your grades & predictions stamped by your school and uploaded. Thats it. As for extra funding you'd be unlikely to get it unless you qualify for scholarships, but I think you need to be heavily involved in extra curriculars (at school) and have incredible grades, i.e. A*A*A*. I didn't bother myself, for reference I got 7A* 1A at GCSE, AAAA at AS, and AAB at A2. Deadline is March I believe, but its a rolling admissions process so the earlier you apply the earlier you hear back. Can't help for UofT but I'd imagine its not dissimilar from McGill

Hello I'd like to know when will mcgill ask us for predicted a level grades and certificates for gcses and as levels? Because I've also applied but they only ask for my transcript. Thanks!