Are you ready to transfer?

New Transfer Resource Center is located in A-214

• You are ready for transfer advisement if you have completed at least 30 credits and achieved a minimum of a 2.0 grade point average. Good academic standing of a minimum of 2.0 is needed to become successful for graduation.
• While working towards your associate’s degree, visit the Transfer Resource Center (A-214) to explore transfer opportunities including scholarships that provide the financial support needed to accomplish your baccalaureate goal.
• Discover how articulation agreements and dual/joint programs within CUNY and with outside college partners can help smooth your transition to a four-year program.
• Visit with our college partners at the QCC Transfer Fair (September 2016) and meet with transfer coordinators on our campus at Academy Transfer Information Events. You can also schedule one-to-one appointments with individual colleges both on our campus and on transfer campus location sites.

Schedule an appointment to visit with our transfer staff:
Mr. George Muchita (718) 631-6670
Mrs. Renee Rhodd (718) 631-6027

Are you ready to graduate?

The goal of this office is to provide outreach to all students who are about to graduate or otherwise leave Queensborough Community College; especially those who are contemplating transferring to other institutions of higher learning.

For example, you may be a student who wants to continue your education at another two-year institution; or you may wish to transfer to a four-year college (CUNY, SUNY, or private); finally, you may be looking for a school with an appropriate career related curriculum. This is the office and this site will help you.

Attention all graduation candidates:

You are encouraged to do an online credit/degree evaluation to determine whether or not you have met all your degree requirements. Pay particular attention to Writing Intensive course requirements.

Periodically check your Tiger Mail for important announcements from our office.

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CUNY offers more than 1,750 top-notch academic programs for degree-seeking students. Undergraduate programs will lead to either an associate or the bachelor’s degree. An associate’s degree requires approximately 60 college credits while a bachelor’s typically requires 120 college credits. Click the links below to search through academic programs offered at the undergraduate colleges of CUNY; programs are listed in alphabetical order by name. Please note, some programs may not be listed, but for complete program listing please see specific CUNY college web sites.

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SUNY Undergraduate Program Search

Click on “The State University of New York - Program Search” link. It will bring you to the SUNY web page. There are two ways to conduct a search and they are very specific on the procedure. First, you can find all majors offered by a specific campus by selecting that campus name from the list and leaving the curriculum and area of interest boxes blank. The second way is to find all campuses that offer a specific major. You will leave the campus name blank and select a curriculum from the list or entering a keyword in the area of interest box. The next step requires the answering of 3 key questions.

• What semester will you be applying for (Fall, Spring & Year)?
• Are you a Freshman or Transfer Student (attendance at ANY college makes you a transfer student)?
• EOP Applicant- Are you or have you been enrolled in EOP, HEOP, College Discovery/SEEK student or a similar academic and financial support program at a previous college? (If you have received it click Yes, for all others click No.)

Once you have completed these steps, the names of the colleges with the program you are interested in will be displayed. When completing the application, these are the colleges you should be considering. As you always do, follow ALL instructions and meet ALL deadlines.

The colleges and universities that Queensborough Community College has joint programs and transfer agreements with, are listed when you click on this tab. The agreements and the appropriate requirements are visible and will assist you in making the decision as to which institution you should submit an application.