FAQ - Undergraduate Admissions | Admissions | Queens College, CUNY (2024)

How big is Queens College?

Queens College is a tree-lined 80-acre campus with roughly 18,000 students (15,000 undergraduates and 3,000 graduate students).

What makes Queens College standout?

Not only will you receive an affordable education, but you will also interact with faculty that has experience working in the related subject fields. We are a true representation of Queens as a borough and the diversity throughout.

How do I apply?

You can apply directly online by visiting www.cuny.edu and clicking apply now!

What are the deadlines?

Our priority application deadline is February 1st. After February 1st, we still accept applications on a rolling basis.

What are the admissions requirements?

We look at students in a holistic sense and take all factors into consideration, but our general requirements can be found by clicking the link below
Apply Page

How do I submit my documents to apply?

Electronic transcripts can be received from high school counselors. SAT scores can be retrieved electronically as well. Please view the link below:
CUNY Admissions

What are my next steps after accepting my decision?

We see immense potential in you as a student and are excited to see you attend and succeed. Your very first step would be to accept your offer at Queens College. When given the prompts for a commitment deposit, you can follow the steps given to submit your deposit online. First-Year students can visit the link below for information after your deposit is submitted:
Know B4U Go

Can I defer my decision?

Yes, first-year freshmen students can choose to defer their decision for a year.

What is the commitment deposit for?

The commitment deposit is used to reserve your seat at Queens College and is credited toward your tuition.

When is the commitment deposit due?

For general admissions, the current deadline for commitment deposits is May 1st.

How do I make a commitment deposit?

Log in to your CUNY first account and go to “student center”, view details for Queens College, and then click “I accept the offer”. From there you can click “make payment”.

I have paid my commitment deposit but have not received anything since. What do I do?

You should receive an email invite to schedule a freshman orientation. If you do not receive any email about freshman orientation within two weeks of paying your commitment deposit, please email us at admissions@qc.cuny.edu

What technology accounts will I need to activate?

You will need the following accounts while a student at Queens College; CUNY First, QC Navigate, CAMS, and Office 365.
Please ensure you activate these accounts before your virtual freshman session.
If you have any difficulties, please get in touch with the Help Desk via phone, email, or live chat support. Queens College Help Desk

Can I defer my Macaulay Honors College acceptance?

You can defer your Macaulay Honors College acceptance for up to one year.

If I get offered the Queens College Scholars program, can I defer that offer?

You cannot defer the offer of the Queens College Scholars. If you do decide to defer your acceptance to Queens College, your offer of Scholars will be put back in the pool. You should contact QC_Honors@qc.cuny.edu in the office of Honors and Scholars upon your return and inquire about your initial offer of Scholars.

What is First Year Experience (FYE)?

First Year Experience is a peer mentorship program to ensure that new students thrive at QC. FYE curates and develops first-year programming that supports students in successfully developing their academic paths FYE homepage:

Do we need to still submit our immunization records to the Health Services Center?

Below is a link to our health services website, where you can find info on how and where to send your immunization records.
Health Services

How do I enroll in a Summer Course?

Yes, you can get a head start on your Queens College experience and make faster progress towards earning your degree by registering for a course or two this Summer at Queens College! CUNY’s Summer course offerings will be exclusively conducted via a distance education format. Click the link below for registration instructions:
Summer Session

What is QC in 4?

At Queens College, we are committed to providing an educational environment that assures student success. QC in 4 is an exciting program that offers you the tools, resources, and support you need to complete your degree in four years.
Take 15 credits a semester to keep on track to graduate in four years, which will save you time and money! The helpful Academic Program Maps are provided to guide your path to graduation in four years.
QC in 4 Home Page

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