Introduction

The CSUS peer mentorship program pairs students with upper year students and recent graduates in the department. The program connects students, allowing for mentors to help new students navigate computer science here at McGill, providing a fellow student’s opinion on courses, clubs, and important resources that new students might not know about. Please note that this is not a tutoring service; see information on the CSUS Helpdesk for a free peer tutoring service.

Questions or concerns? Check out the FAQs below, or reach out to CSUS President Melissa Dunn at [email protected]!

Apply to participate

FAQs

I’m a U2 student, am I still allowed to participate as a mentee?
- Yes! We welcome students of all ages and experience levels to participate as a mentee.
I’m a second year U1 student, am I still allowed to participate as a mentor?
- Yes! The only requirement to apply to be a mentor is that you are a returning student or recent graduate, having completed at least one semester in McGill CS.
I’m struggling with my COMP 202 assignment, and am looking for a tutor, can this program help me?
- Please check out the CSUS Helpdesk for free peer to peer tutoring in computer science courses; this program is not a tutoring service, and is more for guidance navigating the logistics and social aspects of McGill CS.

Peer Mentorship Program

Applications for new mentees and mentors are now open for the Fall 2021 semester!

Introduction

FAQs

I’m a U2 student, am I still allowed to participate as a mentee?

I’m a second year U1 student, am I still allowed to participate as a mentor?

I’m struggling with my COMP 202 assignment, and am looking for a tutor, can this program help me?

McGill CSUS

The CSUS is an elected student group tasked with improving student academics and life in the computer science department. This includes discussing course changes with faculty, organising events, collating student feedback, and promoting a sense of community.