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Domestic Applicants All transcripts must be submitted to Ontario Colleges – in some situations, you may be able to request your transcript directly through the Ontario Colleges website. See below for details: If you are in high school in Ontario, let your guidance office know you are applying and...

The domestic Admissions Office will accept foreign transcripts without an evaluation. The domestic Admissions Office will also accept transcript evaluations by ICAS or WES. Transcripts in a foreign language will require an official translation from a certified translator organization. The Admissions...

In certain very specific circumstances (e.g., diplomatic status, dependent of a parent or spouse or common-law partner with specific status in Canada, or submission of Permanent Residency documents, etc.), students can request a change from international student fee status to domestic. For fee...

Registering for Convocation For Convocation 2025, eligible graduates will be sent an email to RSVP for convocation. All students who wish to attend the Convocation Ceremony must RSVP. The RSVP opened on March 31 and will close on May 28. Graduates and expected graduates will receive an email...

Unofficial copies of your transcript are available through STU-VIEW. How to View Your Unofficial Transcript: Log into STU-VIEW and select the menu bar on the leftIn the search field, type transcript to access the Student Records card Select the Academic Transcripts (Unofficial) link Please note that...

As soon as you have been accepted into a George Brown College program, or if you are currently in a program and experiencing disability-related barriers to learning, contact Accessible Learning Services (ALS) at  ALSregister@georgebrown.ca. Please include the following information in your email: A...

No, Counselling and Student Well-Being Services cannot provide academic accommodations. If you require academic accommodations, please register with Accessible Learning Services.

Accommodations for orientation are based on individual student needs. Some examples of accommodations include American Sign Language interpretation, live captioning, and/or wheelchair access. When registering for an event, please indicate what support you require. Please connect with the orientation...

The accommodation plan lists the accommodations you are entitled to in the classroom, for tests and exams and/or for work integrated learning. Accommodation planning is a collaborative process with you and your Accessibility Consultant. Accommodations are unique to the individual and are determined...

Accommodations are provided to students with both temporary and permanent disabilities. Students who are in the process of being assessed by a health-care provider may be eligible to receive interim accommodations. Accessible Learning Services also provides support for students who suspect they have...

If you feel your accommodation needs are not being met, please contact your Accessibility Consultant right away. Please refer to the Contact Us webpage.

If you suspect you may have a disability, or if you are in the process of being assessed, you should contact Accessible Learning Services to discuss possible accommodation supports. Please refer to the Contact Us webpage.

Accommodations in the educational setting refers to a planned variation to the method of curriculum delivery or assessment of the core content of a course or program to provide a student equal opportunity to meet the essential academic requirements. Accessible Learning Services (ALS) can provide...

No, only your Accessibility Consultant can make changes to your accommodation plan, based on the documents you have submitted to them. Please meet with your Accessibility Consultant to discuss if an accommodation can be added to your plan or modified. You can book an appointment directly with your...

The earlier you set up your accommodations with your Accessibility Consultant, the better. During your course of study, your accommodations may need to be reviewed or revised, depending on the demands of specific courses, field placements and other factors. Students with temporary and interim...

Students registered with Accessible Learning Services may be entitled to one-on-one peer tutoring outside of Tutoring & Learning Centre (TLC) services. Please speak to your Accessibility Consultant to find out more about additional tutoring services.

We want to hear about your experience with us—both positive and negative. Our goal is to provide excellent support services for students with disabilities. Usually, your Consultant is the first person that you can provide feedback to. You can also provide feedback using our Online Feedback Form for...

To apply for transfer credit, you will need: 1. Official Transcript — We require this to be sent electronically to transfercredit@georgebrown.ca from your previous institution and/or a secure third-party credential sending platform (i.e. Mycreds or Parchment). We cannot accept transcripts from your...

Yes, you are required to make a minimum payment before you can register. Your Fee Payment Options Are: DOMESTIC STUDENTS Pay your entire fee by the deadline on the invoice you received by email.All students will be required to pay an initial deposit once per academic year of $500. This is a non...

For Returning Students Pay your entire fee by the deadline specified on STU-VIEW or on the College INVOICE you received by email. Returning international students are required to pay an initial minimum deposit once per academic year of $2,000. This deposit will be applied towards the student's...

Each copy of your transcript is $15 CAD (+taxes). Each copy contains a record of all courses and programs completed at the College. Please visit Transcript Request Page for additional information.

Registration is done on STU- VIEW and a step-by-step guide and FAQs are available to students once they log into their STU-VIEW account. Navigate to the card titled 'Guide to the New Stu-View' for details. For assistance with registering online, please contact: 1. Student Service Centre 2. RO VSD 3...

Transcripts In Foreign Languages The admissions office cannot accept transcripts in a foreign language. Transcripts In Foreign Languages must accompany with a copy of translation in English by a certified translator (cannot be translated by yourself). Original transcript should be submitted together...

During peak periods, we receive a high volume of refund requests, and, therefore, unfortunately, the processing time is about 6 to 8 weeks. Refunds are issued by the GBC Finance Department and not the International Centre. We try our best to get refunds out as quickly as possible. It is important...

International student must withdraw through the International Centre. For information on withdrawing as an international student, such as deadlines, process, and potential immigration impacts, please visit The International Withdrawal and Refund web page.

The following methods of payment are acceptable: Pay online using PayMyTuition Note: Currently, PayMyTuition is only available to Domestic Students and returning International Students. International Students searching for more payment method options should visit Tuition Fees and Related Costs for...

Clubs And Extra Curricular Activities There is more to college than just courses and programs. George Brown has a huge range of clubs for you to follow your interests or find new ones beyond the classroom. There are several types of clubs at George Brown College for students, which includes...

If you forgot your password or never received a password, please follow the instructions below. Note: Before you proceed, clear the browser cache, history, and any saved George Brown passwords on your computer or device. If you fail to do this step first, you may find your account is locking you out...

Email Address Every George Brown College student (after registering their courses) receives their own college e-mail account, available anywhere using a web browser. For more information on how to access your email account please go to STUDENT E-MAIL - George Brown College. Important: Once you have...

If you have acquired skills and knowledge of a course through formal, non-formal or experiential learning such as work, training, independent study, volunteering, travel, hobbies or family experiences, you may be eligible for our Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) process. For more...

If you are a registered post-secondary student, your name should appear on the class list for each course you are registered in. If you've heard from a professor that your name isn't on the list, or noticed that your course is missing in Brightspace, first confirm your registration. To confirm your...

Yes. George Brown College is on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's (IRCC) list of approved designated learning institutions (DLI: O19283850612).

You will need to provide your SIN to receive your Tuition Tax Receipt and T4/T4A from the college. Please follow the steps to add your Social Insurance Number (SIN). Log into STU-VIEW and select the menu bar on the left In the search field, type SIN to access the Personal – Additional Details card...

CRN stands for Course Reference Number. It is a unique 5-digit number that differentiates between different sections of the same course. For example, multiple sections (i.e. CRNs) of COMM 2000 Communicating Across Contexts may be offered, taught by different instructors and with different locations...

There is no specific deadline for submitting your application. The program will close automatically once it is filled. Since seats are fairly competitive, we strongly recommend that you apply well in advance. We are currently accepting/reviewing applications and processing offers as per the...

If you would like to make an appointment with someone to get more information about our programs for international students, please contact the Business Development Officer responsible for your market on our Contact International webpage.

International Students at George Brown College Toronto is a large and cosmopolitan city that attracts visitors and students from all over the world. There is a large and vibrant community at George Brown College international students from more than 100 different countries. Due to the diversity and...

If you would like to book a general campus tour of one our three main campuses, please visit the Campus Tours webpage. For an international student group campus tour, please contact the Business Development Officer responsible for your market on our Contact International webpage.

Programs offered to International students and program availability can be found on our Program Availability webpage. International students interested in working in Canada after they graduate may be eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit and George Brown College's PGWP-eligible program list can...

Recruitment Agents George Brown College maintains a network of authorized international agents who play an important role in aiding prospective international students through their application process while representing the College in a professional and trustworthy manner at all time. Please note...

English as a Second Language (ESL) Courses George Brown College is a leading English as a Second Language (ESL) provider with 50 years of experience. We offer both part-time ESL (domestic only) and full-time English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Program. Upon successful completion of the English for...

We do not offer Master’s Degree programs. We offer postgraduate certificates which are specialized programs of 8-12 months focused on skills. Only universities in Canada offer Master’s Degrees.

To see the availability status of a particular program, please the Program Availability webpage and choose your program of interest. Open intakes will be shown by a green square marked “Open”. Once a program has closed, we are unable to add further students as there are no more seats available. If...

A copy of your receipt will be sent to your George Brown student email (firstname.lastname@georgebrown.ca) 24 hours after payment has been received. Please check your junk/spam folder if you do not see the email in your inbox. Domestic and Returning International Students: You can request a copy of...

Students must use the Tuition and Education Credit Certificate (T2202) on their own tax return until both the Federal and Provincial Tax payable is reduced to zero, after which the student may then transfer the balance of the credit to another eligible party using the reverse side of the T2202 form...