<p>I have terrible GPA thanks to Freshmen Year, but I heard Canadian Universities basically throw out US GPAs and rely on SAT,SAT II and AP scores. I have strong SAT score and AP scores with my SATs being 700,720,690. My AP score are a 5 on U.S History,U.S. Politics so far. But i am set up for hopefully a 5 in Calc,Chem and Physics. I also have some strong ECs.</p>
<p>I mean I really liked Montreal(other then all the cows on the way :)), when I visited and it is one 6 hour away from where I live now. I also know McGill is highly rated.
I know cost of attendance is higher for a International, But $15k is STILL much cheaper then most U.S. Universities.</p>
<p>not to my knowledge, but i could be wrong</p>
<p>They throw your grade 9 grades out, but still heavily consider your grade 10, 11, and 12 marks. Heavier emphasis is placed on your grade 11, and first semester of grade 12 marks, though. </p>
<p>I don't know how AP scores weigh in on admission, aside from how in the end you'll be considered (either as an entering U0, or U1 student). </p>
<p>p.s. I don't know which route you've taken, but I didn't see many cows on my car trips in or out of MTL (if any cows at all).</p>
<p>yeah for Canadian school, grade 11 and first semester 12 are what really matter (but if you do horribly 2nd semester 12 they'll take back their offer).</p>