I just wanted to rant cause it’s genuinely wasting everybody’s time like just let the professor talk.

Looking for the best student-friendly cafés around McGill Ghetto/Milton-Parc for 2–3h of studying, ideally open past 5 PM.

What matters most: reasonable prices, Wi-Fi, outlets, comfortable seating, noise/music, crowding, laptop policy, and whether you can realistically stay 2–3h after buying something.

Which are your #1 picks, and which should students avoid and why? Especially places where laptops aren’t allowed or are discouraged, so we don’t waste a trip, buy coffee/food, then discover we can’t study there. That happened to me recently 😭

Honest McGill-student experiences welcome, especially hidden gems and places that change after 5 PM.

hii, I was walking on campus today and found this jacket on the floor. it was right by the mosaic outside near the hotdog man. I dropped it off in the lost and found bucket at schulich. (I would’ve gone to the lost and found area in burnside but the librarian told me they wouldn’t accept clothing)

here’s a picture if this is urs!! hope u get it back soon :)

why are all the courses/waitlist full, how am i supposed to change courses in my schedule if everything is full. i need to change a class and i cant find any course that still has opening, please help

I am still on the waiting list… We are September 1st. Anyone in the same situation or knows if I still have chances? Thank you!

I am wondering this for COMP370/570 as this (~$120) would be a financial strain for me. :(

Also, does anyone know why undergrads are straight up not allowed to take 570? (Never got a response from Nicholas the Student Affairs Coordinator)

where can i get the best food at a good price? where else should i use onecard?

To people who took those 2 classes. I need 1 more course for my already heavy workload. which one is more manageable by your experience?

Who wants to change with me MGCR 233 section 5, I want section 1

does anyone know if mcgill is extending SAT/ACT opt-out policy for the same undergrad programs again this year (autumn 2027 start)

Does anyone have the pdf version of this book?
"Research: Successful Approaches in Nutrition and Dietetics”

(4th edition), edited by Linda Van Horn and Judith Beto.

ISBN: 978-0-88091-946-3

Anyone know whether the SSMU-run poster sale is happening again this fall? The most recent info I can find is from the event last winter .

is this course real...? On Minerva it's cap15 and 11 remaining, and on MyCourses there is nothing. The prof is not responding to my emails. I just registered for it, i'm super interested in the subject but like what is happening, is it going to be cancelled? Has anyone taken it before?

Hello, im taking this class and if anyone has advice on how to succeed in this class it would be appreciated. Is everything he says and everything on the lecture slides important to know. Also how much info from the textbook is required for us to know. Also i bought the textbook online and its impossible to access it.
thank you!

I'm considering taking GEOG 221 as an elective and was wondering if anyone is currently in the class or has taken it before. How is the workload and difficulty, is it graded with tests or papers (what is the grading breakdown) ?

Hi everyone! I’m a first-year undergrad taking FRSL 101, and we’re required to purchase a coursepack called " Vivre Montréal en français Partie 1 " .

I was wondering if anyone has an old copy they’d be willing to sell.

Thank you

Hello everyone! I am looking for an Arts course to add to my schedule. All the classes in my schedule are recorded with no mandatory presence, so I would like to add another one.

Please, no psych courses, I am already taking them!!

Thank youu 🤗

Has anyone taken PSYC 444 with Elizaveta Solomonova? I’ve seen really good reviews, but I’m a bit worried since she doesn't record lectures regularly.

Was it still easy to keep up if you missed a class? Are the slides detailed enough, and overall is the course manageable?

Which one would people recommend? I’m currently in 409 but I don’t love the weekly reading responses+multiple projects, and I was thinking of getting a seatalert for 408 instead to potentially join it as it seems a bit easier and more interesting. Does anyone have experience with either one? Is the research proposal project in 409 as hard/as much work as it sounds?

If anyone is in RELG 318 with Ayodeji Ogunnaike, please pm me so i can have an idea of the syllabus and readings to do for thursday! I REALLY want to get in so if anyone drop it let me know too!!

Hello, has anyone taken this class. Would you say it’s an easy class to get a good GPA? Please let me know any information regarding this class.

I realize these are very different courses, but I am trying to choose 2 out of the 3. Which ones are easiest in terms of workload and/or grading (assuming I have no background in economics)?

ECON 316
MGCR 293
PSYC 204

these courses both seem very reading heavy. how much of the exams are reading-based? how would you recommend going about them? thanks :)