George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.
UPGRADING FOR DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
For diploma programs, a Mature Student is 19 years of age or older by the first day of class and does not have an OSSD (or equivalent) and is a Canadian Citizen, landed immigrant, or sponsored by a Canadian government agency.
If you are missing the pre-requisite courses required for admission to a George Brown Polytechnic Certificate/Diploma program, please visit the pages below for information on how to attain these credits.
UPGRADING FOR BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
For George Brown bachelor’s degree programs, a Mature Student may be considered for admission if you meet ALL of the following requirements:
- Are 19 years of age or older by the first day of class
- Are a Canadian Citizen or landed immigrant or are sponsored by a Canadian government agency
- Possess the pre-requisite subject requirements at the proper level
- Please note, this does not apply for S118, the BScN with Toronto Metropolitan University. Please see the S118 program page for details
If you are missing the pre-requisite courses required for admission to a George Brown Polytechnic Degree program (excluding S118 – BScN with Ryerson), please visit the pages below for information on how to attain these credits.
Not sure where to start? Why not try: CHOICES!
CHOICES at George Brown Polytechnic
- A one week career and program exploration class for adult (+19) learners
- Free of cost to help discover the best programs for your interests
- Develop an action plan that works for you
- Classes offered throughout the year
- Contact: CHOICES
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CHOICES PROGRAM
Having trouble deciding? Need Guidance? Talk to an Entry Advisor!
Our Entry Advisors provide one-on-one sessions (online, in-person, by phone, or by email) as well as workshops and information sessions to help you navigate educational programs and pathways, providing information and/or referrals.
To meet one-on-one with an advisor or register for a free workshop or information session, visit the Entry Advising page.