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Citing your sources is an essential part of higher education research which allows you to acknowledge and use the works of others in your essays, research, and assignments. Any information (including ideas!) that you did not create yourself must be credited using a citation method - the most popular...

You can use your OneCard for the following services: - borrow resources through the TMU Library - borrow portable equipment from Media Services You can also deposit funds and use your OneCard to pay for: - food services - photocopying and printing services - library fines Your OneCard is your access...

Wi-Fi is available throughout the college campuses. Please visit How to connect to George Brown wi-fi for further details. Internet access is also available through computers in the Library Learning Commons Open Access Computer Labs located at each campus. For guidelines and user policies please...

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...

To obtain a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE), follow the instructions for your situation below. 1.Current full-time domestic students Log into STU-VIEW and navigate to Request Official Documents card and click on "Submit A Request" link. Click SAML to log in (do not enter your George Brown username...

Education Verification for Employers or Third Parties Requests for Education Verification for past and current students must be made using the Education Verification Request form. We also require a signed consent form by the student giving George Brown Polytechnic permission to provide education...

Temporary passwords are sent to your email when you apply for a full-time George Brown Polytechnic program or register for a Continuing Education course or program. Once you have received that, you must reset your password. Please find your respective processes below: For applicants: Once we receive...

Academic Advising for current students If you are currently a registered George Brown Polytechnic student, and seek advising related to your specific program, registration status, academic progress, or your new field or industry, please contact your academic department directly. Entry Advising for...

A detailed breakdown of your fee is available online in your STU-VIEW account. Search for the Financial Services card and click on 'View Fees' link and select the term you want the details for. You can submit your opt-out choices for any optional fees prior to the deadline for the term and view a...

The way we study and work is changing. At George Brown, we recognize that fully online programs may be the best option for many potential students who can study from home while gaining the skills to succeed in today’s workplace. You'll join students across Canada in live, synchronous classes led by...

General Services Offered By George Brown Polytechnic George Brown students learn by doing – and that means offering the public high quality services and products. Supervised and directed by professors, our students are often just weeks away from becoming working professionals. So by enjoying the...

If you’re looking for the best way to make your career goals happen, George Brown Polytechnic is the place to be. George Brown is closely connected with industry and community employers, which gives our students great opportunities to network and gain real work experience. Our programs are designed...

George Brown Polytechnic student assistance fund offers bursaries to students who demonstrate financial need through funds set aside from tuition fees paid by all full-time students. Bursary applications are available on STU-VIEW in Fall, Winter, and Spring semester. The deadline to apply is in the...

George Brown Polytechnic grants Province of Ontario authorized certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, and graduate certificates in accordance with the Ontario Qualifications Framework developed by the Ontario Government. Under the authority of the Post-Secondary Education Choice and Excellence...

Students cannot combine receipts from different institutions to meet the minimum eligible fee required to get a T2202 as per the Income Tax Act.

Yes, George Brown Polytechnic offers the Dual Credit Program. The Dual Credit Program is a School/College/Work Initiative offered by George Brown Polytechnic in partnership with the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board to students attending secondary schools...

The George, our student residence, is a modern 500-bed, accessible facility meeting LEED Gold environmental standards. Student suites are fully furnished 2-bedroom units that include Wi-Fi and cable television along with a kitchenette and washroom. The residence has ample common spaces, including a...

Yes, George Brown Polytechnic has an Awards Office. The Awards Office can help identify which of the many scholarships, awards, bursaries, and grants available to George Brown Polytechnic's students you may be eligible for and assist with the application process. For more information, please visit...

Postgraduate Certificates George Brown Polytechnic's Graduate Certificates (postgraduate programs) offer students the opportunity to further their college or university education. It provides students with specialized knowledge in their chosen field of interest. Please see graduate certificate...

To opt out of the Student Levy, log into your STU-VIEW account and navigate to the Financial Services card, then select View Fees. A detailed breakdown of your fees will be displayed, as well as an opt-out button for the Student Levy ONLY. For the deadline to opt-out, visit the Important Dates page...

You can book your placement test by: Booking Online: Students can book an appointment via their STU-VIEW account. 1. Use the Student & Employee Login and go to the Preparing for Registration card. 2. Select the 'Book your placement assessment(s), if applicable' link. This will open the Assessment...

The George Brown Polytechnic Work Study Program provides students with part-time employment opportunities at George Brown. Students can gain valuable experience working up to 15 hours a week at minimum wage. Students locate their own job with any of the on-campus departments (for example: athletics...

Yes, registered students have access to their digital health benefits card, called the Extended Health and Dental card on We Speak Student website. Students can also download the card from the website. Please contact the Student Association for further assistance at healthbenefits@sagbc.ca or 416...

Flu Shot Clinics George Brown Polytechnic offers free flu shot clinics on campus in November of each year. Please check the Upcoming Events section on our website for days, time, and location information.

If you’re a new student and you’re looking for information on your Program Orientation and other events, visit the Orientation webpage. If you cannot find the details for your specific program orientation, contact your Academic school for further directions. If you have registered to attend and...

Campus Orientation is not mandatory but some Program Orientations are mandatory. Campus Orientation is where you can get all of your questions answered before school starts and we recommend you attend to learn more about the resources and programming you need for a successful student life. If your...

You will find information about deposits, payment methods, refunds, and more in George Brown Polytechnic's Tuition Policy FAQs. In addition to the FAQs, there is information about ancillary fees, payment plans, and due dates on the STU-VIEW landing page (look under "Tuition Fees" for details).

If you are being sponsored, George Brown Polytechnic will invoice your sponsor for your tuition fees. It is your responsibility to ensure that all fees are paid before the due dates. George Brown will require an official (original) sponsorship letter with total amount covered and invoice...

Refund Status Refunds that are processed will show as ETRF on your account description in your STU-VIEW account. Domestic Students: Refunds are sent via an e-transfer email to a student's George Brown email address along with instructions on how to deposit the funds. To complete the deposit, you’ll...

Fees that are not eligible for T2202 include: Student Association fees, health and dental insurance, transportation and parking, meals and lodging, goods of lasting value that you will keep, such as a dental kits, uniforms, tools and costs of books. For a breakdown of your tuition fees, please see...

The total amount of tuition fees paid may not necessarily correspond to your T2202 because not all of your tuition fees are tax deductible. Additionally, the T2202 is based on the tax year (January - December) and not the school year (September - April). For example, for the year 2025, the semesters...

In-depth questions regarding the use of the T2202 form in the tax preparation process should be directed to Revenue Canada. Tax guides are available from any Revenue Canada office or a Post Office. Revenue Canada also publishes a booklet called "Students & Income Tax" - Government form P105(E)...

Finance The Finance department deals with Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Financial Services, Financial Planning, Purchasing, Payroll, and Bookstores. For contact information, please see Finance Division Staff Directory. Financial Assistance / Financial Aid Financial Assistance deals with...

Scholarships George Brown Polytechnic offers domestic students (Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and protected persons) a number of scholarships, bursaries and awards. International students can also visit the Scholarships for International Students webpage to see what's available. Each...

Academic Standing Sometimes you do not do as well on your exam or test as you would like – it happens to everyone. In some cases you can take a test or exam again. However, not all courses allow this. Speak to your instructor/professor or program coordinator to discuss your options. For more...

Academic Standing and GPA To be considered in good academic standing, a student needs to maintain a term GPA of 1.70 for diploma and certificate programs and a GPA of 2.30 for degree programs. To receive honours in a Diploma/Certificate program a student needs a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or 3.70 for a...

Transfer Credit is the practice of granting a credit, or a block of credits, to students for courses they have taken at another accredited post- secondary institution. George Brown Polytechnic students who are transferring from one program to another program within George Brown, may also be...

Visit the Grades webpage for information on George Brown Polytechnic's grading system. In addition to letter grades, a number of special symbols are permitted on transcripts to more accurately describe a student’s performance in a course or the way in which the final grade was achieved. Those...

Yes, a failed grade is calculated in the GPA hours. If you repeat the course and achieve a passing grade, the failing (or lower) grade is excluded from the GPA calculations. The passing (or higher) grade is included in the GPA calculations. For more information, please see George Brown Polytechnic's...

Before deciding to withdraw from a program, it is best to consult with your program coordinator. There may be other options available to you, such as reducing your course load, transferring to another program, peer tutoring, financial assistance, accessible learning services, etc. Contact your...

Before deciding to withdraw from a program, it is best to consult with your program coordinator. There may be other options available to you, such as reducing your course load, transferring to another program, peer tutoring, financial assistance, accessible learning services, etc. Contact your...

The appeal process is available to post-secondary and continuing education students who, due to extenuating circumstances beyond their control, are seeking an exception to the withdrawal policy. To submit an appeal for late withdrawal, please email the Office of the Registrar at regappeal...

Students may repeat a course for a maximum of two times. Upon completing a repeated course, the higher grade will be used in the calculation of the GPA. Please see the Office of the Registrar Policy on Failed and Repeated Courses. When additional general electives or liberal studies courses have...

Scholarships & Student Status The majority of awards require you to be a full-time student. There are a limited number of bursaries available for students enrolled in part-time or Continuing Education programs. Continuing Education students can also visit the Financial Assistance page for various...

George Brown Polytechnic provides wireless internet access in our campus buildings. There are two primary networks that cater to different user groups. 1. For George Brown students, staff, and faculty Eduroam provides connectivity and access to GBP resources including shared drives, intranet portals...

Many exciting social and educational events happen throughout the year at George Brown Polytechnic. You can get a feel for what it’s like to go to George Brown and learn about the services and resources available to students through our Current Students page and our Social Media Hub. Below are some...

Domestic Applicants: Mature Students To apply as a mature student, you must be 19 years of age or older and tick the box that indicates that you will not be receiving an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) on your Ontario Colleges application. This indicates that you do not have the academic...

You should apply for OSAP as soon as the application becomes available on the OSAP website. Typically, the new OSAP application is available on the OSAP website by June of each year for the upcoming Fall semester. There is no cost for applying for OSAP and you can apply before accepting a program...

You may be eligible for a Canada and Ontario Part-Time Student Loan and/or Grant, by applying to the Ontario Student Assistance Program for Part-Time Students. This provides students with funding to study from 20% to 59.9% of a course load for OSAP-qualified programs. Proof of income is required...

Financial Assistance For most domestic students, Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is the primary source of financial assistance. Depending on the student's application, OSAP funding may include loans and/or grants. You must apply online by registering on the OSAP website where further...