Available programs for Winter start

An incomplete application will expire in two weeks after first activated if you cannot complete the application immediately, an email will be sent with a link allowing you future access to the application.

Email is the primary communication tool for Admissions at Brock University. If you have not received an acknowledgement email thanking you for applying within four business days of submitting your application, there may be a problem with your email address. Here are some common problems:

1. You have an email address that ends in qq.com. The qq.com server is rejecting Brock emails. We advise that you contact futurestudent@brocku.ca with a different email address. If you have applied through OUAC, add a different address using your OUAC account.
2. Your mailbox could be full.
3. You have a new email address and haven’t told us. Contact futurestudent@brocku.ca with your new email address. If you have applied through OUAC, add a new address using your OUAC account.
4. Add Brock to your friends/safe list (see below).

In order to avoid problems after submitting your application, please add the brocku.ca domain to your safe senders email list and check your junk email regularly. Ensure your junk folder is not set to automatically delete messages.

HOTMAIL/OUTLOOK USERS:

Please add us to your safe senders list using these directions:

1. Log into Hotmail.
2. In the top right of your inbox, click on the settings icon wheel.
3. Under Junk Email, click Safe and Blocked Senders or Safe Senders.
4. Type in futurestudent@brocku.ca, in the Sender or domain to mark as safe entry field.

GMAIL USERS:

Gmail accounts have been redesigned to automatically filter communications from large institutions like Brock University and categorize them as Promotions. By creating a filter for emails from brocku.ca, you will ensure that all correspondence with our office is delivered to your primary inbox. Please add brocku.ca to your safe sender list in Gmail by following these instructions:

1. Log into Gmail.
2. Click on the settings icon (top right of screen – it looks like a gear).
3. Choose Settings from the list.
4. Click Filters at the top of the page.
5. Click Create a new filter.
6. Type brocku.ca in the From box in the next window.
7. Click Create filter with this search at the bottom of the page.
8. Click Never send it to Spam and Always mark it as important.
9. Click Create filter button.

• You must have a valid credit card to apply.
• Once your application is submitted and paid, you cannot make changes.
• Please do not submit a new application if you wish to make a change. Email futurestudent@brocku.ca
• Applicants who were previously registered at Brock must contact the Admissions office, by emailing futurestudent@brocku.ca, for the appropriate application form.
• Application fee is non-refundable.
• If in doubt whether you are using the correct application, contact futurestudent@brocku.ca

Application fees: 

• OUAC 101, 105, TEAS: see OUAC website.
• Full-time International application: 130.00
• Full-time Internal: 130.00
• Auditor, LOP, part-time, mature, upgrading, adult education: $55
• Continuing (AQ) Teacher Education (in-service): no fee
• IELP Conditional/undergraduate application: $400 ($100 assessment fee, $50 service fee, $250 IELP application fee)

Some programs require additional applications/steps. Info at Important Deadlines 

Visit the Document and Transcript Submission page

If you have attended college or university and wish to have your previous study considered for recognition (transfer credit), you may be required to submit course descriptions or a complete syllabus (detailed outline of a course). Goodman School of Business applicants will be asked for detailed courses descriptions for any previous study. All other applicants will be asked as necessary. 

All applications will expire on the last day of registration for the intended session (fall, winter, or spring). If you apply and do not supply all required documentation by the stated deadline or by the last day of term registration, whichever comes first, your application will expire and you will be required to pay all associated application fees again if you choose to reapply.