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Yes. If you have never taken French courses at 91ºÚÁÏÍø, or it has been a long time since you studied French, you should take the French Placement Test to assess your level and receive the right course recommendations. For details, visit the French Placement Test page.

To take the placement test, self-register in . For more information, visit the French Placement Test page.

Please for assistance.

Please for assistance.

Please contact frenchplacement [at] mcgill.ca and include your student ID along with a brief description of the issue.

A course table is available to help you find the courses that match your placement level. There are three learning streams to choose from: French for general communication, French for health and psychosocial services, and French for Professional Communication. Please refer to the course table for details.​

Please use Minerva to register for your eligible French courses. ​

Please make sure 24 hours have passed since you received your placement email. If 24 hours have passed, please visit the having trouble registering and review the common registration error messages.

• For general information, please refer students to the French Language Centre website. ​
• Graduate and Postdoctoral students should send questions about course recommendations to frenchforgrads.gps [at] mcgill.ca.​
• Health and Psychosocial students should send questions about course recommendations to frenchforhealth.flc [at] mcgill.ca.​

Yes, the test is accessible. myCourses runs on a platform with assistive technology support. If you need additional information or support, please contact Student Accessibility and Achievement.

Your placement test results are valid for three consecutive academic terms. For example, if you take the test in August, your placement level will be valid for the following Fall, Winter, and Summer terms.