u/cherryredvirgin

Hi everyone,

Just here asking some general questions about McGill law.

I am a recent MA graduate (Political Science). I am considering applying for law school at McGill.

I know that they don’t require an LSAT score, which I am holding off on doing right now before applying to other schools.

As an MA graduate, how will they assess my application? I was in a thesis/research project route. Would I have a decent chance of getting into McGill with an MA?

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

Just here asking some general questions about McGill law.

I am a recent MA graduate (Political Science). I am considering applying for law school at McGill.

I know that they don’t require an LSAT score, which I am holding off on doing right now before applying to other schools.

As an MA graduate, how will they assess my application? I was in a thesis/research project route. Would I have a decent chance of getting into McGill with an MA?

Thank you!

I also have a SSHRC, a couple publications under my name, and I volunteer at a sex work legal clinic specifically for sex workers.

I just finished my masters in political science (yippee) however I’m looking to apply for law school.

Are they going look at my undergrad grades from years ago or would they take an account for my grades for my masters?

Hi there,

I (28F) just started the cycle of clenbuterol and anavar. However, I am flying to Winnipeg from Alberta in a week.

I was wondering if it would be wise for me to put them in my check bag or just don’t take them at all or put them in the pill container.

Looking for all options and advice. Thank you!