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For assistance in determining which of your previous courses meet the general education/liberal studies elective requirements, please see section within the Transfer Credit Master Guide. See Course-to-Course Equivalency Database for courses that will grant a generic general elective or liberal...

The course outline is what allows our faculty to determine if a course is equivalent. If you are not able to obtain the course outline, please notify us by emailing transfercredit@georgebrown.ca. Make sure you include your student ID number in the email. We will advise the faculty. In some cases, a...

The applications steps differ for students in a post-secondary program and students who are taking continuing education courses. If you are in a Post Secondary, English as a Second Language (ESL) or Apprentice Program, complete the steps below to apply: 1. Log into STU-VIEW 2. Navigate to Card -...

Yes, a list is available in our Course-to-Course Equivalency Database. Select your country, province and institution from the drop down menu to see a list of equivalent courses. We currently have limited data available for international institutions. See I have International Education for more...

You must be a George Brown student in order to receive an official assessment of your previous education and be granted transfer credits. Where possible, we pre-assess transcripts received during the admission process. If any transfer credits are identified, they will show on the Admissions...

If you are a post-secondary student, the start time of your classes is available on your course timetable. To view your timetable, follow these steps: Log in to STU-VIEW and select the Course Registration tabFind the Course Registration and Timetable CardSelect the View Detailed Course Schedule and...

If your OneCard is lost or stolen, you need to report it to the OneCard Office as soon as possible and to the School of Early Childhood Education. For more information, see Replace your OneCard.

The program coordinator for some programs is listed in the Contact Us tab on each program page. For more information, see Program Finder. You may also contact your Academic Department for assistance.

A course audit is granted when a student formally elects to waive the course credit by choosing not to be evaluated. Post-Secondary Students: If you are a post-secondary student, you must obtain approval from the Dean or Associate Dean in your Academic division to register for a course with audit...

If you wish to add a post-secondary course to your timetable and it is not listed on your Course Registration List in STU-VIEW you must contact your Academic department for assistance. Please note that adding extra courses to your timetable may result in additional fees. For more information on...

You can change your instructor, course, or cohort/section in your schedule by going to Course Registration and Timetable card in STU-VIEW. For more information, see How do I add/drop a course? You can make changes up until the last day to add a course in your term. See Important Dates to find all...

If you are a post-secondary student, in most cases, you can add or drop your course through STU-VIEW, provided you do so within the deadline listed in the Important Dates. Follow these steps: Login to your STU-VIEW accountNavigate to the Course Registration and Timetable cardSelect the 'Register for...

If you are not attending your convocation ceremony your hardcopy credential will be mailed to you at the end of each term. Credentials will be mailed to your home address. Please ensure we have the most up to date mailing and email address for you on STU-VIEW for when this mailing begins. You can...

If you are enrolled in a Continuing Education course and wish to transfer to another course, it is considered a course withdrawal from the first course and a registration for the second. Please note the following: Transfers must be requested prior to the published deadline and will only be possible...

If you are a current student who is planning to return next semester, you will need to register for your courses online through STU-VIEW. To prepare for your upcoming semester: Check the Important Dates on our website to see when registration opens and visit the STU-VIEW homepage to see the...

No, a non-refundable deposit is only required once per academic year, unless you choose to: Switch your program of study during the academic year, orTake a term off from your studies. This exception does not include students who take a term off from their studies for education-related reasons, such...

1. Check the General Education requirements for your program to find out whether you need to choose an elective from a specific category in order to fulfill the General Education breadth requirement. 2. Check your academic record on Degree Works to find out if you have outstanding General Education...

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...

Yes, you are required to make a minimum payment before you can register. The 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...

Registration is done online on STU-VIEW. Navigate to the card titled 'Guide to STU-VIEW' in your STU-VIEW account for a step-by-step guide and FAQs related to registration. For further assistance with registering online, please contact: 1. Student Service Centre 2. RO VSD 3. Contact Centre: Tel: 416...

Yes, most students must register for their courses on STU-VIEW each term. Your program's registration window will be posted on STU-VIEW before the start of each registration period. Fall Term: Online registration begins in July Winter Term: Online registration begins in November Spring Term: Online...

Once you have registered, your timetable will be immediately available online. To view your timetable: 1. Log into your STU-VIEW account 2. Select Course Registration & Timetable card. (If you don’t see this card, you can click on the View All Cards at the top of the screen and select the card from...

The Red Seal Program sets common standards to assess the skills of tradespeople across Canada. The Red Seal Endorsement is a seal on your provincial or territorial trade certificate. It shows that you have the knowledge and skills necessary to practice your trade across Canada. To get the Red Seal...

If you are a full time student and trying to register in STU-VIEW for your upcoming semester, you might find that all cohorts are full. In this situation, please connect with your Academic Department for assistance.

Once you’ve received your Offer of Classroom Training, you can complete the Apprenticeship Application for Admission form. You must attach your apprenticeship offer to the admission form. Training seats are available on first-come, first-served basis, followed by a waitlist. Please refer to our...

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

Academic Program Extension Whether or not you can complete your studies in four years (or three or five) depends on your program. For a two (2) year program, you can take up to four (4) years to complete it. For a four (4) year degree programs, you must finish within six (6) years. Our Academic...

If you do not take an elective in the semester when it is required in your program, or if you dropped or failed an elective, you may need to pay additional fees to take the course in a later semester. There are specific elective registration dates for students who are taking an elective outside of...

If you are a post-secondary student and wish to continue part-time in your program, you must contact your academic department for assistance. If you require accessibility support, please contact Accessible Learning Services for assistance.

Accessible Learning Services (ALS) provides services 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. Find out more at How to access our services webpage.

Students who have a permanent disability and are registered with Accessible Learning Services with an approved reduced course load accommodation, may be eligible to pay a reduced tuition fee of $20.00 per course for the final courses required to complete their program. For more information, please...

Accessible Learning Services (ALS) can be contacted by email, phone, or in-person visit. If you have questions about ALS registration please contact ALSregister@georgebrown.ca For general inquiries, please contact the ALS Welcome Desk at your campus via the following options: St. James Campus 200...

You do not need to disclose your disability to faculty or staff. If you wish to receive learning accommodations at the college, please register with Accessible Learning Services (ALS) to receive an accommodation plan. In accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code, you are not required to disclose...

Yes. If you require accommodations for your placement assessment, you must first register with  Accessible Learning Services.  Accommodations will not be provided unless you have registered with ALS and have made an appointment to write with the Assessment Centre. For more information, please see...

Students registered with Accessible Learning Services (ALS) receive a specialized accommodation plan, which is shared with professors by an Accessibility Consultant. Students are strongly encouraged to register with ALS as early as possible to avoid a delay in service and so that your professors can...

General Education courses are a vital component of all post-secondary certificate and diploma programs. These courses are designed to enable students to enhance their critical thinking and analytic reasoning skills and to broaden their knowledge and experience through the study of arts and...

Overloading (going above 100% course load in a single term) results in extra tuition fee being charged. Overloading can happen if a student does not follow the course progression as outlined (e.g. student takes fewer courses in one semester and has to take more in another), causing additional fees...

Grades Grades can be accessed online through your STU-VIEW account along with information on unofficial transcripts, schedules, personal information, and account holds. You will need your student ID and password to access your information. Grades are usually posted in STU-VIEW in late December for...

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...

The Office of the Registrar The Office of the Registrar provides academic and student support services from the moment of application through to convocation. It encompasses several departments: Academic Records, Domestic and International Admissions, Database and Scheduling, Enrolment Reporting...

Course Conflicts A course conflict means two or more courses are taking place on the same day and time on your schedule. If you have a conflict, please contact your Academic Department to check for the possibility of getting into a different section or course. Some course conflicts may also be valid...

Yes. You will need to upload your photo online through the TMU photo submission website, as soon as you complete your registration. Once you have received confirmation that your OneCard application has been approved, you may pick up your OneCard from the OneCard Office during regular business hours.

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...