Undergraduate next steps
Step 1
Submit documents
Once you apply and activate your my.brocku.ca portal, you will be able to upload your documents required for assessment, including unofficial transcripts. Remember to upload your documents as soon as they are available to you, as they are required by our admissions team to make a decision on your application.
Submitting official documents
If you have received an offer of admission based on unofficial documents, you are required to have official final academic documents/transcripts sent directly from each secondary school, college, university or proper issuing authority to:
Brock University, Office of the Registrar,
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way
St. Catharines, ON
L2S 3A1
Brock University reserves the right to withdraw the final offer of admission or revoke registration if there is a discrepancy between documents originally submitted and the official, final documents/transcripts submitted to Brock either directly or via WES Canada.
Step 2
Accept your offer and pay your deposit
Step 3
begin the international pathway to success guide
Don’t forget!
Making the transition to university can be overwhelming. That’s why we created the Brock University First Year Experience program. Offering videos on a number of topics important to incoming students, program-specific orientation days, and information on numerous programs to prepare you for your first day of classes and beyond, this program has been designed to ensure that your transition to Brock is an easy one. International students not able to attend should contact internationaloffice@brocku.ca for help with course registration.
Beginning mid-July, visit the Fee Calculator while logged into your portal at my.brocku.ca. You will see tuition owing for registered courses and any residence or meal plan fees, if applicable. Brock does not mail paper statements. It is your responsibility to check your statements via your student portal at my.brocku.ca
The International Student Guide can provide you with information and resources to help make coming to Canada easier. Topics include: pre-departure/arrival, money matters, information about Canada, and more!
Learn more about important steps to help you prepare for your arrival. Sign-up for online webinars, register for orientation and courses, and find a place to live.
