McGill or Concordia for Bio MSc program?

If you can get into this school, you're set! They are the cream of the crop

I don't get it.. what do you mean? :/

I meant, McGill is an awesome school. If you get in, you're lucky. Their masters program only attracts the cream of the crop (the best of the best).

Oh that's great! But don't they require an extremely competitive GPA with extracurricular activities and the likes?

What about Concordia?

Yes, for sure, but I got the impression from your first post that you actually have the option.

Concordia is good, but I don't think their speciality is science, if I'm not mistaken

Yes you're right.. Concordia's more about the physics and engineering majors than the biological and chemical sciences. However based on a google search and concordia's website, apparently it has a biology department.

To be honest, I am trying to look for as many options as I can. Let's face it and go straight to the point.. I don't feel very confident with my GPA. It's barely making it to the 78 (B) that they want, even though I've got this final year to marshal my passion and really focus on my my GPA. So right now, I am just expecting the worse and looking for a proper university that could acknowledge the fact that the student is willing to learn but not really judging on the grades they've got. This is tough to find, and that's why I am asking about which one would have a higher acceptance rate than the other..