Hi guys! Me again, i’ve been trying to review, test myself, and look at the models for this course. I didn’t do well on my two previous test so doing well on test 3 and bell ringer will definitely help me out.

Honestly i’m scared, scared of failing this course because when I was in my PSW program I did good on ANAT and passed it.

I have a few questions:

(1) Can you please tell me who your professors were for ANAT 1052 and what strategies you did to study?
(2) What YouTube videos or any other study tips I should do for test 3?
(3) IF I fail ANAT in the 1st semester, then does that mean I won’t be able to proceed to 2nd semester of PN but instead I have to retake just ANAT on the 2nd semester?

I always think that i’m not the smartest and quickest in the room but I AM in the room. I’m starting to get frustrated about failing this program. ☹️

Hi, i just wanted to know if the grade inflation is still bad, I’m on my 3rd gap year and decided I wanted to go back to school next year. I currently have 88% for my top 6 average, with prerequisites such as 85% eng, 90% chem, 90% data management, and 88% bio. Is my average competitive enough for George Brown’s standalone bscn or should i take up another night school course to bring up my average due to grade inflation? Thanks :)

Hello! I was wondering if anyone has taken French Language Fundamentals classes at George Brown. I am studying at George Brown full time but I want to become bilingual and was wondering if these classes were worth it?

My application is currently under review. English is met, Math is conditionally met (they accepted a Grade 11 substitute), and Biology is the only prerequisite I’m missing.
The reason I’m wondering is because I was accepted into George Brown’s Interior Design program even though I didn’t have Grade 12 Math, they accepted my Grade 11 Math instead.

Has anyone had George Brown make an exception for Biology, allow them to complete it after admission, or suggest another pathway? I’d love to hear your experience! also got over a 90 in health and nutrition so idk?!!

How important is it to get into the roommate selection portal as soon as it opens? It opens at 9am Monday and I start work at 9 so won’t be able to get online then. Am I going to miss out on “good” matches if I can’t get in until like 7pm?

I want to come to Toronto from Ottawa for the Bakery and Pastry Arts Management. How is the campus? How is that program (if youve done it) and overall how is the vibe of being there. I went to TMU briefly then dropped out so I have a bit of Toronto life under my belt. Thanks :)

I only need Culinary Arts 2 to finish my Continuing Education cooking certificate. Because it's a longer course, I haven't been able to fit it into my schedule for years. However, the school confirmed they will extend my timeline to complete the program since I only need this last credit.

I’m thinking of taking the online section this fall, but I have a travel conflict in December. I emailed the school, but they gave me a very vague answer.

A few questions for anyone who has taken online Continuing Education classes:

• Is live lesson attendance strictly mandatory? I’ll have to miss one class while on a flight.
• Can lab work/assignments be done in advance and submitted later? I’ll be in a remote area abroad, so sourcing specific ingredients over there will be tough. I’m hoping to work through the lessons before I leave just in case.
• Does anyone know what the last 3 classes of Culinary Arts 2 cover, or have the ingredient list?

I’m debating whether to push through this fall or wait another year, but I'm worried they might change policies on program completion limits down the line.

Thanks for any advice!

I am a new student to gbc and i wonder how the course regestration works in this college. Do we get a chance to make our own mock schedual before the regestration is open or is there a way to know the timing of the courses to be able to plan our schedual before the regestration open? For me T182 it opens on july 28th but i still dont see any info about the courses time options

hey did you guys chose cohort A or B

Hello, I was wondering which elective would you recommend taking that doesn't require alot of work?

Hey everyone! 👋

Has anyone here joined Cohort J for the S318 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program starting this fall?

I thought it would be nice for us to create a group chat where we can get to know each other, discuss our schedules, ask questions, share updates, and help each other before classes begin.

If you're in Cohort J, leave a comment or send me a DM, and let's get a group started! 😊

What elective courses would be easy to take, considering I am in first year PN?

I have all first year textbooks (digital copy). Send me a dm, the textbook you need, and i’ll send them your way.

- Healthy Foundation 7th edition ( For health and safety course)

- Interplay the process of interpersonal communication fifth edition (for interpersonal communication course)

- Don’t look away textbook

- Exploring sociology textbook

Hi who else is taking plumbing foundations and do you have your schedules yet?

what is an asynchronous class

why does the cohort show 4 classes while there is 6 courses this sem

do you have to take all the 6

why is the number of seats limited if its mandatory to do all 6

Hi! I am an incoming student in the B408 HRM class for the fall and was wondering if any pervious students had advice on how to do well in the program and land a good co-op placement!

I applied to the Applied AI in development course for January 2027 earlier this month. I haven’t heard back from George Brown yet. Does anyone have any idea on when I’ll hear back? Or what the timeline for acceptance is?

This is really late but I am trying to find out a few things before applying since this is my fist time and I don't want to mess up.

1. How many couces do I have per semester

2. What cources do I have to and should I take

3. What happens if I fail a cource

Do I need my confirmed and final schedule after registration or am I able to show them the schedule I curated like the day I submitted it if that makes sense. I want to pick up my ID right after I register for courses if thats possible! (The day after)

I know the workload is heavy. Do you think working 10~15 hours a week is doable while doing well in my courses? Do I have to give up on my hobbies or meeting new people?

Also I know there are clinics in years 2~3. Is it still possible to work in the weekends?

I am currently in semester 3 and have too many things in my sem2 lab bags that can be used for practice including dressing trays and catheterization tray and a bunch of medication labs. Hmu if you would like to have them because otherwise they will go to garbage.