Student Success

George Brown College is a huge system and navigating its policies and procedures can be intimidating – especially for new students.

Most students will, at some point during their time at George Brown, ask questions about their health benefits, academic policies or legal options. The SAGBC is ready and waiting to help you answer those questions correctly and, when necessary, fight on your behalf.

Health Benefits

The Student Association facilitates the administration of the student health benefits plan. That means if you have questions about what your coverage entails, the SA is the best place to start.

The Health Benefits program is available to all full-time students – domestic or international, and the fee is built into your tuition at the start of the year. They cover all sorts of medical services, including:

  • Dental
  • Extended Health
  • Physio
  • Massage Therapy
  • Much more!

Thousands of students have accessed the benefits of the plan, and the SA has been there for all of them, answering questions, providing advice and recommending doctors.

And if you already have a benefits plan, either from your parent, spouse, or work, opting out the GBC plan is easy! Simply head over to sagbc.ca/health to get in touch with our team.

Student Academic Support Program

Are you having issues with one of your professors? Can’t figure out why your research paper didn’t get an A? If so, you’ll probably want to contact the Academic Support Program.

We advocate by teaching students what they need to know about the College’s academic system, the team is able to help students advocate for themselves with a greater understanding of their academic rights and privileges.

Here’s how they can help you if you come across an academic issue during your time at George Brown:

  • Identify the GBC policies that are relevant to your academic issue
  • Explain your student rights and responsibilities in accordance with the academic policies
  • Teach you self-advocacy skills.
  • Encourage you to resolve your academic issue at the lowest and most immediate level.
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