Brock University (reviews)

At first, coming to Brock University was hard for me as it was away from home and a new experience. It was especially nerve-wracking as I had barely heard any good stories about Brock. I often heard about universities like Guelph or Laurier, which made me quite nervous. However, I have loved my experiences at Brock. The professors, community, and classes have taught me so much, both personally and professionally. I would say the only thing I dislike is the limited options for some classes, including classes that are required for our programs.

As a former medical science student at Brock University, the faculty and instructors were absolutely vital for my growth as a student and a future healthcare practitioner. Even though the campus was small, the community behind it was very friendly and supportive.

Brock University in my opinion is a good school with friendly students and it is easy to get academic support. I dislike the fact that it does not have as many social activities like the bigger universities. I would recommend it if you want more support for your studies over experiencing big school events.

Brock is a great university. What I like most about the school as a whole is the community feel of the campus. Everyone wants to see you succeed, even your profs. Most profs that I’ve had demonstrated true care for their students’ understanding of the course material. The best thing about my program, Kinesiology, is the amount of opportunities in the department, and the amount of money the university clearly invests into it. I would recommend Brock to anyone looking for a positive university experience and a visually appealing campus. It is most popular for programs such as Concurrent Education, Accounting, Business, Sport Management, Kinesiology, and Child and Youth Studies.