Question: 
Do I have to send the original of my degree certificate?
Réponse: 

No, please never send any original document by mail. You must attach all the required documents (in PDF) directly to your online application along with their translation if necessary.

However, please note that, upon admission, the registrar may require to check the original documents in person. 

Question: 
I am currently working or doing an internship and my contract runs beyond next summer. What end date should I enter in the 'work experience' section?
Réponse: 

In that case, you can enter September 1st of the current year.

Question: 
Do I need to translate the transcripts I attach to my application?
Réponse: 

You must attach your transcripts in their original language. If your transcript is not in English or French, please add a translation into English or French (you can do the translation yourself).

Check the required supporting documents for the international graduate admission.

Question: 
How to provide my cumulative grade average ?
Réponse: 

In the Academic background section, you are required to enter your exact cumulative/final grade average for each university degree (Bachelor and Master level if adequate) in the dedicated box. 

If your degree is still in progress, please enter the average obtained to this date.

No conversion is required. Write down your average as is, using the grading scale of your university. If your average is stated on your transcript, please specify in the comment of the attachment where on the document it can be found.

Find out more about Cumulative/Final Grade Average.

Question: 
What transcripts should I attach to my application file?
Réponse: 

You must provide all transcripts from each year of higher education, including exchange programmes.

If your transcript is not in English or French, please add a translation into English or French (you can do the translation yourself).

Question: 
Should I write my resume in English or French?
Réponse: 

Master's programmes: you must write your resume in French or English, depending on the language of instruction of the selected programme. If you are applying to two programmes, one of which is taught in French and the other in English, your resume must be attached in English.

One-year programmes: you must write your resume in English.

Dual degree programmes: you must write your resume in English unless otherwise instructed.

Back to top