<p>It seems like McGill is totally devoid of fine arts classes. I'm wondering if it's a common thing for McGill students to take classes at other universities to make up for this (Concordia?). Is fine arts a thing that not a lot of McGill students pursue?</p>
<p>Also, random other question - do most first years still live on campus? I've heard about how awesome off-campus housing is, but is living in rez a better way to make friends and familiarize, or do you think it's kind of unnecessary and skippable? </p>
<p>Thanks very much in advance!</p>
<p>Well, if a student wants to pursue a major in Fine Arts, I would say it would be more common to just apply to and attend a different university which offers that program (like Concordia) rather than cross-register.</p>
<p>However, it is possible and fairly easy to take courses at any Quebec university as there is an agreement that handles this.</p>
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