Monthly Archives: January 2015

Hi again, Badger friends! Today I thought I would talk about how my classes have changed over the years because a question that I get so often on tours is: “How big are the classrooms?” Yes, yes, you have heard … Continue reading →

Happy Monday, little Badgers! I figured that today, I would give my readers a little more insight into my experience at Brock. I’ve talked about my next steps after completing my Undergraduate degree, but what about my current steps? Well, … Continue reading →

University is a big investment. With textbooks and tuition costing several thousand dollars, it is important to know how much money to earn, save, or set aside. If you are planning on going away for school, the cost of university … Continue reading →

The Instructional Resource Centre ( IRC) is any Child and Youth Studies or Concurrent Education students’  dream! The IRC offers curriculum libraries which includes books, activities, and multi- media for elementary and secondary school teaching. IRC also has a media production … Continue reading →

It’s often difficult starting university, living away from home and having to pick up new study habits now that mom and dad are not at home reminding you to study. Even coming back to school after a prolonged period of … Continue reading →

Hi future Badgers, If you are anything like little ol’ Grade 12 me, you are checking your mailbox daily for mail from Brock. After the first couple days, maybe you’re beginning to wonder: when can I expect an acceptance letter … Continue reading →

Hey Future Badgers! I recently returned to my student house after the winter break. I was excited to come back to St Catharines and to see my roommates after being a part for three weeks. When I came home my … Continue reading →

Hello again, future Badgers! Are you ready to hear about my next step in nearing graduation? Well, my next step is to head off to Teacher’s College next year! I was really excited to hear about how Brock gives students … Continue reading →

I remember when I was in Grade 12 and looking at a variety of different universities, it was completely overwhelming.  All of the universities in Ontario would give me an amazing education, but how was I supposed to know which … Continue reading →