List The Pass Requirements For Bachelor’s Pass
Congratulations! You’ve made it to the end of your undergraduate studies, and now it’s time to graduate. While the process may seem daunting at first, we’re here to make sure everything goes smoothly. Here are some things you need to know about obtaining a bachelor’s degree from McGill:
List The Pass Requirements For Bachelor’s Pass
You must have a combined average of 60% or higher in all courses completed at McGill and must obtain at least 30 acceptable credits after your first session of enrolment.
To receive the Bachelor’s degree, you must also meet the following requirements:
- You must complete a minimum of 120 credits;
- You must complete each requirement by taking courses at the 100 level or higher unless otherwise specified by your program(s);
- The hours (credits) required for graduation vary from one program to another. You can get this information from your academic adviser or Faculty web site;
Requirements for the Bachelor’s Degree
- You must have a combined average of 60% or higher in all courses completed at McGill. This includes the last 60 credits of your undergraduate degree, including any transfer credits from another university. If you have only one course remaining from your McGill degree, this will be included in the calculation for your cumulative GPA.
- However, if you’re an Arts student and are only required to complete 4 courses for your degree, you can graduate with a B-level GPA if your overall GPA is 3.0 or higher (a C+ on the McGill grading scale).
- In order to make sure that you have met these requirements and will be eligible to receive a bachelor’s degree from McGill University, visit their website at mcgill.ca/bachelorspass/checklist
- You must obtain at least 30 acceptable credits after your first session of enrolloment. In order to be considered for a Bachelor’s Pass, you must obtain at least 30 acceptable credits after your first session of enrolment.
If you meet following requirements, you will be able to receive your bachelor’s degree from McGill;
- Write a thesis.
- Take at least 30 credits in courses outside of your major.
- Complete at least 12 credits in 300- and 400-level courses (including at least three 400-level courses).
Closing
We hope that this article has helped to answer any questions you may have had about the bachelor’s degree program at McGill University. If there are any other questions that we didn’t cover, please contact us!