I went to Brock while living off campus. They have pretty nice gym and swimming pool. I liked going to the library to study by my own or booking rooms to prepare group assignments with my team At any university, it is imperative to build your time management skill. Balance your time wisely when studying and socializing. The majority of close friends I still have after graduation I met them on campus not in the classroom. Also, get involved and build your network if you have plans to get a job after. Brock offers network events to build business skills if needed. The worst thing about Brock is the city where is located. There is nothing there. Overall I recommend but also suggest to check out others such as Waterloo, Laurier, Western, and Durham. Personally, I would recommend one far from your parents home, where you can be more independent, and at a city that offers something your like to do over the weekend
@@potatoes3096 French is also the national language. I think that’s why they wrote this. Fun fact: a small but very visible minority speaks French fluently and even less are bilingual in Canada
Man said “my dad took my passport away 💀”
honestly the black guys in this killed me lol
Thank you for these videos , they helped me choose my uni 💕✌️
i know this is late but which uni did you end up choosing?
bruh his name is CDK. If ur a bio major ur automatically thinking 'cyclin dependent kinase'. The guys named after a protein LOL
the C stand for Clarence
We need a Brock part 2 this year!!!!
I went to Brock while living off campus. They have pretty nice gym and swimming pool. I liked going to the library to study by my own or booking rooms to prepare group assignments with my team
At any university, it is imperative to build your time management skill. Balance your time wisely when studying and socializing. The majority of close friends I still have after graduation I met them on campus not in the classroom. Also, get involved and build your network if you have plans to get a job after. Brock offers network events to build business skills if needed.
The worst thing about Brock is the city where is located. There is nothing there.
Overall I recommend but also suggest to check out others such as Waterloo, Laurier, Western, and Durham. Personally, I would recommend one far from your parents home, where you can be more independent, and at a city that offers something your like to do over the weekend
do you have instagram
"Far from your parents home"
Don't worry I'm travelling from a whole different continent to study here so I'm fine.
Lmaoo I went to brock it’s really what you make of it, but you can get distracted and end up partying a lot
Do you have to give presentations ? and also how abt the graduation , like are they easy
@@ignkilly2840 imo Linguistics had the most presentations and they are pre long
@@veronica-AM sorry but what's imo inguistics ..?
Mans really said “I’m like a hungry badger” 😭💀
7:38 who hurt this girl
I was considering this university but this moment and video deterred me lmao
Can you educate as on the admission process and scholarships for Africans
Thanks for this video!
Lol love these videos man
More to come!
Thanks for this video
We r Brock and actually broke 🤣
I pronounce it as "broke"
lol
can you go to montreal and do concordia, u of montreal, and mcgill?
If the candidate gets admission.
Their accents 😭
Lol my cousin goes to Brock and it's in my hometown lol
Brock or windsor? For bachelors in CS
Which did you go with?
these are first years they don't even know... Moose Saturday?? yeah okay man... you haven't experienced 12 miles on Saturdays.
These Canadian kids say 'like' a lot jeezzzzz
only brock niggas do that
If you can walk you can go to Brock
Or "if you can throw a rock, you can go to Brock"
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I like ur intro music lol
I accepted my offer for fall 2022 political science anyone else?
No lit partiessssss tho. That’s rough
Naw there are if you go to lofts.
Ngl brock parties aren't like what they used to be
Wow, people speak good English in Canada!
...it's one of the national languages, why wouldn't we?
@@potatoes3096 French is also the national language. I think that’s why they wrote this. Fun fact: a small but very visible minority speaks French fluently and even less are bilingual in Canada
@@potatoes3096 hes being sarcastic
come to queens!!
LOL
One more thing, a lot of gold diggers are there haha
Cringe