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What are the General Education requirements at George Brown?
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Students in diploma programs are required to take three General Education courses. General Education courses are grouped into three broad categories: Arts and Humanities (coded as GHUM), Social Science (coded as GSSC) and Science and Technology (coded as GSCI). Students must take General Education...
Should I withdraw from my program?
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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...
What is 'entry level' on Ontario Colleges (OCAS)?
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The entry levels on Ontario Colleges (OCAS) indicate the year and semester in which you want to start a program. For example, level 1 is the first semester of the first year and level 2 is the second semester of the first year etc. If you are interested in applying for Advanced Standing, please go...
How do I appeal a late withdrawal?
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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...
How do I transfer courses between George Brown programs?
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These are called internal transfer credits. Many are transferred automatically, such as college English and general education and liberal studies electives. Course to Course: If you were previously in a full-time program or have taken courses in Continuing education, you may be able to use these...
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