The rules for using AdmitShark, in plain terms. Worth a read before you create an account or send off an application.
These Terms of Service explain the rules for using admitshark.ca and everything that comes with it. We'll call it "AdmitShark," "the Platform," "we," "us," or "our" below. By creating an account, browsing programs, using the Eligibility Checker or Bill, or applying to a program through AdmitShark, you're agreeing to these Terms and to our Privacy Policy.
If you don't agree, please don't use AdmitShark.
AdmitShark is powered by Bronston Canadian Academy (BCA), an Ontario Ministry of Education–inspected school. We help you find, compare, and apply to study programs at partner schools and universities around the world, and where your profile falls short of a program's requirements, BCA's own Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and English-language courses can help you close the gap. The school or university you ultimately apply to abroad is a separate institution and makes its own admission decision.
Got a question about these Terms? Email us at info@bronston.ca.
You should be at least 16 to use AdmitShark on your own, or have a parent or guardian involved if you're younger. A lot of prospective students are still under 18 when they start researching and applying. If that's you, a parent or guardian should look over your application before you submit it, and they're responsible for making sure the information in it is accurate.
By creating an account, you're confirming that what you tell us about your age, identity, and education is accurate, and that you're old enough to agree to these Terms yourself (or have a guardian's okay to do so).
To use most of AdmitShark (building a shortlist, checking eligibility against your saved profile, uploading documents, or submitting an application) you'll need an account with your name, email address, and a password.
Here's what AdmitShark actually does:
Program details like tuition, entry requirements, and intake dates come from the schools themselves and public catalogs, and are meant as guidance. Things can change, and the school is always the final word on its own requirements and decisions. We try hard to keep listings accurate, but we can't promise every detail is current at all times.
The Eligibility Checker and Bill use automated technology to generate their answers, so a few things worth knowing:
AdmitShark does not charge you an application fee. Building your profile, using the Eligibility Checker, and submitting an application through the Platform are free to you.
Applications usually need supporting documents: your passport identity page, transcripts, English test certificates, a statement of purpose, recommendation letters, or a CV. When you upload something, you're confirming that:
Submitting a fake, altered, or misleading document is a serious problem. It can get your application withdrawn and your account suspended, on top of whatever the school itself decides to do.
AdmitShark works with independent education recruiters and partner schools. If a recruiter signs you up or adds you to the Platform, they'll be able to see your profile and application details relevant to the applications they're helping with. Once you apply, the partner school gets the application details and documents you send them. Recruiter support arranged through AdmitShark doesn't cost you an agency fee. Recruiters and AdmitShark may instead get paid by the school when an application succeeds or a student enrolls, at no extra cost to you.
When using AdmitShark, please don't:
We can suspend or close the account of anyone who breaks these rules.
The AdmitShark name, logo, site design, and original content belong to us (or our licensors) and are protected by copyright and trademark law. School names, logos, and program info belong to the respective schools; we use them to help you identify and evaluate programs. You're welcome to use AdmitShark to find and apply to programs for yourself, but please don't copy, republish, or redistribute our content or catalog data without asking us first.
We sometimes link to school websites, application portals, or other outside resources. We don't control those sites and aren't responsible for their content, uptime, or how they handle your information. It's worth checking their own terms and privacy policy before you use them.
We do our best to keep AdmitShark accurate and running smoothly, but as far as the law allows us to say this plainly:
As far as the law allows, AdmitShark and our team aren't liable for indirect or knock-on losses connected to your use of the Platform: a missed admission opportunity, application fees paid to a school, or a decision you made based on something the Eligibility Checker or Bill told you. We're not trying to dodge responsibility where the law doesn't let us. For example, we're not limiting our liability for fraud, or for death or injury caused by our own negligence.
If something you do breaches these Terms, misuses the Platform, or involves documents or information you gave us that are false or infringe someone else's rights, you agree to cover any claims, losses, or reasonable legal costs AdmitShark faces as a result.
You can stop using AdmitShark and close your account any time. Just email info@bronston.ca. We can suspend or end your access if you breach these Terms, we reasonably suspect fraud or misuse, or the law requires it. We'll try to give you notice when that's practical. A few sections naturally outlive account closure, like Intellectual Property, Disclaimers, Limitation of Liability, and Governing Law. Those keep applying.
We may update these Terms now and then, for new features or changes in the law. For any significant change, we'll update the date at the top of this page and, where it matters, let you know by email or a notice on the site. If you keep using AdmitShark after an update, that means you're okay with the new Terms.
These Terms are governed by the laws of Ontario, Canada. Any dispute would go through the courts of Ontario, unless the law where you live gives you the right to bring a claim there instead.
Questions about these Terms can be sent to info@bronston.ca.
This page is meant as a clear, general reference, not legal advice. See also our Privacy Policy.