Prospective students and their families are invited to the College’s Virtual Open House on Sunday, October 31.
Save the dateParents of all first-year students are invited to an informative webinar on the evening of Wednesday, October 20.
Learn moreAnswers to frequently asked questions about safety measures and returning to in-person learning.
Stay safeCongratulations to the 716 Marianopolis students who made the Dean’s List for the Winter 2021 semester with an overall grade average of 85% and above!
See the Dean's ListThe Fall 2021 Student Guide is an indispensable resource to help students navigate the new semester.
Check it outMarianopolis College proudly celebrates the achievements of its newest graduating class.
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Why choose between your many interests? Modeled on the international baccalaureate, Arts and Sciences at Marianopolis lets you explore a diverse range of subjects within a close-knit program while giving you excellent preparation for virtually any field of study at university.
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Learn about Leonardo. Start your screenplay. Co-create a multidisciplinary theatre performance. ALC at Marianopolis cultivates exploration, critical thinking and self-expression across a wide range of creative and academic disciplines.
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Are you curious about the ideas that shape society and how they are expressed in literature, history, philosophy, religion and art? By choosing from a broad range of courses, Marianopolis Liberal Arts students enjoy flexibility and gain a solid foundation for a wide array of university studies.
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Interested in studying at McGill University’s renowned Schulich School of Music straight out of high school? You can only do that as a Marianopolis Music student, thanks to the decades-long partnership between the two schools.
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Understand time and space. Discover a cure or new treatment. Build robots and skyscrapers. Science at Marianopolis is one of the most well-respected programs in Quebec and the best pathway to university studies in competitive programs such as medicine, dentistry, engineering and more.
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Marianopolis Social Science graduates are the historians, psychologists, lawyers, entrepreneurs and sociologists who help us better understand our world and tackle its many challenges. Choose from eight different profiles, each of which opens many doors at university and beyond.
ExploreWe are the only college to hold a universal break in classes, called Activity Period, twice a week, when students can hear from renowned guest speakers, play intramural sports, participate in our enriching activities, or get involved in our over 100 student-run clubs
Explore enriching opportunitiesWe welcome all academically qualified students, no matter their financial circumstances. In fact, about one in five Marianopolis students benefits from some form of financial aid. From government bursaries, to scholarships, to textbook loans, we’ll make sure to get you the help you need.
See our financial support options82% of our students attend their first-choice university, the majority in their first-choice programs. Our graduates occupy a large proportion of spots in competitive university programs like medicine, dentistry, law and engineering.
To the Ivy League and beyondMarianopolis students get higher R-Scores than their peers at other colleges precisely because they are surrounded by strong students. That’s called our group strength and it’s one reason why Marianopolis students tend to have the highest R-Scores in the province and the most R-Scores over 32.
Learn about the R-ScoreGuided by the vision of Marguerite Bourgeoys, we have educated generations of motivated young people from all backgrounds who have helped transform their communities and the world.
Learn about our legacyAcademic rigour, smaller class sizes, personalized support, more enrichment opportunities – these are just some of the advantages that Marianopolis offers by virtue of being a private college with a student-centered tradition.
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