Discover how easy it can be to transfer to Brock University! Join us for this special virtual event to learn about the application process and the support we provide along the way. Hear directly from international students on why they chose Brock and how transferring gave them a head start on their career.
Are you considering changing universities? Do you have previous post-secondary experience? Are you currently enrolled in classes in your home country? Have you completed a diploma or associate’s degree? During this information session, you’ll learn about Brock’s beautiful location, transfer admission requirements, the application process, scholarship and more! The event will conclude with a panel discussion hosted by current international transfer students. Join Ammaar from Sri Lanka, Amy from Vietnam and Justin from Tanzania, as they discuss why they chose Brock and shares their experiences studying in Canada.
Presenter(s):
Helen Song, Relationship Manager, International Market Development
Brian Scriver, Senior Relationship Manager, International Market Development
Special guest(s):
Ammaar Ruxshan Juhardeen from Sri Lanka
Amy Tran from Vietnam
Justin Mafie from Tanzania (a transfer student from Malaysia)
Discover why international students choose Brock University.
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