<p>I've had a couple of Bs (including one in English) and a B- (for an art class) in my sophomore year, but all A's for my junior year. I have generally taken the most advanced classes offered at my high school.</p>
<p>Also, do you think that I should submit both my ACT and my SATs, or just my ACT? I figure that the 800s are impressive, even if my ACT is the better score.</p>
<p>The SAT certainly wouldn't hurt you. At most colleges if you submit both, they only work with the highest test score. I don't know how McGill runs, but once again your SAT wouldn't hurt and those 800's do always look nice. I'd submit both if I was in your position.</p>
<p>Though don't be discouraged by Mcgill's high price tag for international students. Quebec students only have to pay $1,600 CDN tuition for the ENTIRE YEAR, while other canadian students pay $3,600 CDN (which still a pretty good deal). Internationals, however, have to endure the harsh tuition of $13,000 not including accomdation and meals. </p>
<p>Again, if you really Mcgill, definitely go for it. Montreal is the second largest city in Canada, and Mcgill has always been the NUMBER-ONE institution in the country (as well as U of T). It's kind of like going to "canada's harvard." By the way, you have great chances at Mcgill. As long as you keep up that GPA, your admission should be guaranteed.</p>
<p>Thanks for the responses (though I'd still warmly welcome any others...I'm a bit insecure).</p>
<p>Being American, $13,000 doesn't sound steep at all compared to most of the universities which I'm considering, but it's amazing how much more expensive it is for American students, vis-à-vis Canadian ones!</p>