College and University Transfers - What's Next?

• Sign into the Brock portal and email
• Book an academic advising appointment
• Learn about scholarships, bursaries and OSAP
• Register for classes
• Tuition and fees
• Find a place to live
• Student life

• access your Brock email account
• apply for residence
• apply for scholarships
• register in classes
• check your finances
• check your grades once you have completed studies at Brock

• Visit the Undergraduate Course Calendar to understand the requirements and course load of your upcoming program. You will need specialized advice to help understand how your transfer credits fit within your program. We recommend the following:
• if you have been admitted to a declared major (e.g. history, dramatic arts, kinesiology) book an appointment with an adviser within the relevant department - http://www.brocku.ca/registrar/advising/departmental-adviser-contact
• if you have been admitted to General Studies Humanities, General Studies Social Sciences, or General Studies Sciences, book an appointment with an adviser in the Office of the Registrar - https://brocku.ca/registrar/advising/appointments/
• if you intend on applying to change your major at a future date you should book an appointment with an adviser in the Office of the Registrar - https://brocku.ca/registrar/advising/appointments/

• The Registration Guide and Timetable (http://www.brocku.ca/registrar/guides-and-timetable) is designed to help you create your own timetable and register for your classes online.
• Course registration opens the third week in June.
• Not all transfer students are eligible to register opening day. Registration is staggered by the number of Brock credits you have been awarded. Refer to the Registration Guide to determine when you are eligible to register.

• Use the Fee Calculator to estimate fees: https://experience.brocku.ca/Undergraduate_Study/costsbudgeting.ezc.
• For payment due dates and how to make a payment, visit: Financial and Administrative Services (http://www.brocku.ca/finance/students/undergraduate )
• After you have registered for classes, Finance will assess your record and post fees on your Financial History (we won’t send you a hard copy invoice). This record can be viewed through my.brocku.ca.

• Brock’s Residences: https://experience.brocku.ca/Undergraduate_Study/Residence.ezc
• Off Campus Living: https://butler.brocku.ca/ocl/

• There are more than 50 Clubs (www.busu.net/get-involved/clubs/) at Brock
• Numerous opportunities to stay fit with Recreation Services (http://www.brocku.ca/recreation-services).
• The Brock University Student Union provides support to the students for many things, such as events and services. Check out their website (www.busu.net) for more information

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