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George Brown Polytechnic Open House

Saturday, October 24, 2026 
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 
Casa Loma, St. James and Waterfront campuses 

Get a firsthand look at how to George BrOWN Your Tomorrow!

Register for the event happening at our downtown Toronto campuses. We can't wait to meet you.

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$10,000 in Scholarships Up for Grabs

Visit George Brown Polytechnic’s Open House on Saturday, October 24, 2026, and enter for your chance to win one of four scholarships worth up to $2,500 each. To enter:

  • Attend the Open House at St. James, Casa Loma or Waterfront Campus on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
  • Sign in or register with staff at the Open House when you arrive. (Ensure you confirm or provide accurate contact information).

Explore your options. Find your program. You could leave Open House $2,500 closer to your future.

Terms and conditions apply. Learn more at georgebrown.ca/open-house-scholarship.

Why You Should Attend George Brown's Open House

Ready to take the next step in your education? 

Join us at our Open House and discover what student life at George Brown is all about. Explore our downtown Toronto campuses and talk to admissions advisors, faculty, and students to get answers to your questions. Everyone is welcome!

At our Open House, you can:

  • Win a scholarship: Enter to win one of four $2,500 scholarships.
  • Explore our campuses: Step inside our industry-standard labs, classrooms, and other learning spaces to see what kinds of projects happen there. Get an idea of what your day-to-day experience will be like at George Brown.
  • Get help with your application: Need help with your application? No problem! Staff will be on-site to answer your questions and help you get started. We will be offering OCAS (Ontario College Application Service) vouchers on-site, waiving the $150 Ontario Colleges application fee for eligible attendees at the Open House.
  • Check out our student residence: Experience what it's like to live and learn in downtown Toronto by visiting The George, our residence near Toronto's historic Distillery District.
  • Get program details: Meet our faculty members and learn more about our programs and what kind of careers they will prepare you for. Talk to current students about their experiences.
  • Learn about student life and supports: Visit the Student Success Fair to find out about resources and programming to support you through your George Brown journey, including Accessible Learning Services, Admissions, Athletics and Recreation, Clubs, Financial Aid and more! 

Open House registration is open now! 

Open House FAQs

Where is the Open House happening?

The Open House happens at our three campuses in downtown Toronto. Visit our Campuses and Locations page for details.

Here are the main check-in points for the Open House:

  • Casa Loma Campus - 160 Kendal Ave.
  • St. James Campus - 200 King St. E.
  • Waterfront Campus - 51 Dockside Dr.
What if I require an accessibility accommodation?

You can let us know when you fill out the Open House registration form or email the organizer at student.recruitment@georgebrown.ca.

Can I attend this event online?

We want you to get a feel for George Brown Polytechnic in person, so there isn't an online option this time. For a general tour of our campuses and learning spaces, check out our virtual tour at virtualtour.georgebrown.ca.

What if I have more questions?

No problem! Connect with the George Brown Contact Centre at 416-415-2000 or visit our website FAQ at georgebrown.ca/askgeorge. Our social media channels are also a great way to learn more about George Brown.

Student success teams hold up materials at the learning support fair
A student poses with George Brown's mascot, Helder

 

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Land Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

George Brown Polytechnic is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and other Indigenous peoples who have lived here over time. We are grateful to share this land as treaty people who learn, work and live in the community with each other.