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Is orientation mandatory?
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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...
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...
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...
Where can I use a computer?
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The Library Learning Commons' on-campus computers are available for independent learning, academic research, projects, and assignments by currently registered students. You will need your student ID and password to have access to the computers. If you have forgotten your password please go to the...
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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