1. Mr Kaio Morais
Rua Professor Pedro Alexandrino, 28
Natal Brazil 59060420
April 8, 2013
McGill ID: 260575804
Date of Birth: December 26, 1990
Dear Mr Morais,
I am pleased to inform you that the Schulich School of Music has accepted you for the session beginning Fall 2013 into the
following:
Degree:
Program:
Major:
Concentration:
Licentiate in Music
Licentiate in Music
Performance Voice
Not Applicable
Conditions:
If you have not already done so, you must arrange for an official copy of your final transcript to be sent
directly to Enrolment Services by your educational institution. All documents submitted in a language other
than English or French must be accompanied by an English or French translation. If applicable, your file
will be reviewed for advanced standing credit upon receipt of these documents.
Unfortunately, we were unable to offer you a Music entrance scholarship this year. After completing at
least one year of full-time study, you will be eligible for scholarships available to all continuing students.
These are awarded on the basis of year-end results and no application is necessary.
Priority for residence accommodation is given to newly admitted first year students. Please check on
Minerva for information on residence availability.
Music Scholarship:
Accommodation:
Please confirm or decline our offer by June 1, 2013 using Minerva (the McGill Web Information System) at www.mcgill.ca/minerva.
By this deadline, you will also need to complete the enclosed Lesson Assignment Card and return it directly to me. An outline of
references to specific web links regarding enrolment procedures is enclosed. As policy, the Schulich School of Music does not grant
deferrals. Please note that, if you have applied to other programs at McGill, you will receive a separate response for each program.
As you will be attending McGill on a study permit, you should initiate immigration proceedings immediately as per instructions found
at www.mcgill.ca/internationalstudents. Non-Canadians must participate in a special University health insurance plan.
May I take this opportunity to wish you every success in your studies at McGill. Please feel free to contact the Music Admissions
Office if you have any questions. We look forward to having you join us in September.
Yours sincerely,
Patrick O'Neill, Admissions Officer
ACCGEN-MUS

2. Mr Kaio Morais
Degree: Licentiate in Music
Term: Fall 2013
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