Posts by Emma

You’ve come to Smart Start, you’re registered for courses, you’re excited to begin a new chapter of your life, but you’re just not sure what to expect. Like the first week of high school, the first week of university can … Continue reading →

So you’re in high school, going into your final senior year. Maybe you’ve dreamed about your future career since you were young, or maybe you’re still not quite sure what you want to study in university. September is quickly approaching … Continue reading →

This week was big for me! I got to see my all-time favourite artist, John Mayer, in concert! If you haven’t had the chance to hit up a summer concert this season, not to worry – your chance is coming. … Continue reading →

Late Tuesday evening I arrived home from my boyfriend’s house, ready to snuggle into bed for an early morning rise the following morning. When I went to let myself in, I realized an awful truth: I had locked myself out … Continue reading →

As you can see from the map above, Brock isn’t far from Toronto, our province’s capital. So it wasn’t difficult for me to meet up with my best friends this weekend at the Salsa on St. Clair festival in Toronto. … Continue reading →

It is no secret here in the Recruitment office that I love desserts.  I adore all things baked, frosted, glazed and sprinkled. The Guernsey Market – Brock’s largest and most central dining hall – is my Kryptonite. The oodles of … Continue reading →

I remember how nervous I was my first day at Brock. It was an overwhelming experience, no doubt. I however, had Smart Start under my belt: a summer orientation program where students come to Brock for the day (with their … Continue reading →

Hi everyone! We’ve been receiving a lot of phone calls and emails lately with questions about how to register for courses. If you haven’t received one already, all Brock students will soon receive an orange registration guide that looks like … Continue reading →

One of the most popular questions I receive on tours or via email is: what can I do with my degree? My friends and the students I speak to are often consumed by the fear of unemployment after graduation. I … Continue reading →

This weekend I’ll be writing my last English essay ever, for my undergraduate degree. At this point, it feels like I’m about to embark on a climb to the peak of Mt. Everest. Although it seems daunting now, I know … Continue reading →