Public collegeOfficial sources reviewed 2026-09-12

Student life and STU-VIEW

Toronto, Ontario

Use STU-VIEW for records and registration, then match learning, accessibility, counselling, recreation and health needs to the relevant service.

George Brown College Waterfront Campus buildingWaterfront Campus photo · 2017

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Use STU-VIEW for student tasks

STU-VIEW lets new and current students register, add or drop courses, pay fees, update contact information, apply for awards and transfer-credit exemptions, and view timetables, unofficial transcripts, Academic Progress and invoices. George Brown's current registration guidance says students should pay the initial deposit, check the registration window and register through the Course Registration and Timetable card.

Find support and campus recreation

Support access depends on the task and your location. Accessible Learning Services accepts registration once a student has been admitted or is experiencing disability-related barriers. Counselling offers campus front desks at St. James, Casa Loma and Waterfront, but George Brown limits its own counselling appointments to currently registered students physically in Ontario. The Library Learning Commons provides borrowing, printing and technology help; first-year students are assigned a personal librarian.

Athletics and recreation facilities are listed at St. James, Casa Loma and Waterfront. Access is included in full-time student fees after annual student-card registration; the current page lists a per-semester charge for part-time students. George Brown states that it has no doctor on campus, so students should use a walk-in clinic for non-urgent medical care and emergency services for life-threatening conditions.

Checked 2026-09-12

Locations and eligibility describe the pages reviewed on September 12, 2026; confirm hours before visiting.

Match the need to the service
NeedCurrent routeCampus or access limit
Learning accommodationRegister with Accessible Learning Services after admission or when disability-related barriers ariseWelcome desks are listed at St. James, Casa Loma and Waterfront, with a separate TMU-campus contact
CounsellingBook through the counselling portal or contact a campus front deskGeorge Brown appointments require current registration and physical presence in Ontario
Library and technologyUse Library Learning Commons desks for borrowing, printing and technology helpFirst-year students receive a personal librarian; use the location serving your campus
RecreationUse Athletics & Recreation at St. James, Casa Loma or WaterfrontFull-time fees include access after annual card registration; part-time access has a separate fee
Medical careUse a walk-in clinic for non-urgent careGeorge Brown says there is no doctor on campus; use emergency services for life-threatening conditions

Decision checklist

  • Log into STU-VIEW and open the correct term's registration card.
  • Register with Accessible Learning Services after admission if accommodations are needed.
  • Check the service location, eligibility and hours before travelling to campus.
  • Plan off-campus medical care because George Brown does not provide an on-campus doctor.

Plan your next step

Reopen the exact official program page for your intake and applicant category. Save the requirement, cost, campus, and deadline evidence you used, then confirm any uncertainty with the institution.

Prepared by the Stellar Advisers editorial team · reviewed 2026-09-12 · next scheduled review 2026-09-25