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Use this enrollment checklist to help guide you through the Admissions and Enrollment process.
If you need additional help, just let us know!
Office of Admissions and Recruitment Admissions@qcc.cuny.edu (718) 281-5000 Office of New Student Engagement NewStudents@qcc.cuny.edu or (718) 281-5130
To accept Queensborough's offer of admission, please return the Enrollment Response form. The Enrollment Response form can be completed and returned electronically through your acceptance email. Can't find that email? No problem! Just email Admissions@qcc.cuny.edu and we can help.
Financial Aid is money that is available to help students pay for college. Eligibility is determined from the results of the 2018-2019 Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can apply online for free at FAFSA.gov. Be sure to enter the Federal School Code 002697. If you wish to apply for state aid (TAP) be sure to click the appropriate link on the FAFSA confirmation page, and indicate TAP school code 1407. To help pay for your education Queensborough offers you 6 ways to pay your tuition bill including an interest-free monthly payment plan. For more information or to enroll in a payment plan, visit us at: Tuition Payment Options Your cost to attend Queensborough may be more affordable than ever with the Excelsior Scholarship Program. To learn more, visit Excelsior Scholarship information page.
CUNY requires all students to demonstrate proficiency in English (reading and writing) and math in order to enroll in credit-bearing courses. See the CUNY testing website for the benchmark scores that demonstrate proficiency.
Starting with the spring 2020 entering class, students who do not meet benchmark scores will no longer be administered a placement test to determine proficiency. CUNY will assign a proficiency index combining overall high school grade point average with SAT and/or Regents exam scores.
Under certain circumstances some students may be required to take a placement test. Keep an eye on your email and your enrollment checklist for further information!
All Queensborough students need to submit proof of MMR immunization and proof or waiver of meningitis immunization.
These documents must be received by the Queensborough's Office of Health Services before you can register for classes. For more information and to download forms, please visit Health Services.
If you have previously attended a college or University, you must submit all official transcript(s) to The Office of Admissions for a transfer
credit evaluation. Students with advanced college/University coursework or foreign credentials may need to provide additional documentation for approval from the appropriate academic department, such as course descriptions that indicate individual course title(s), material covered, textbooks used and any other information about the course to determine the number of transfer credits awarded.
For inquiries about transfer credits, email transfers@qcc.cuny.edu .
CUNYfirst is your student information account system, offering you quick and easy access to important information in one convenient location. Your CUNYfirst account allows you to enroll in classes, pay your bill online, view your academic and financial information, and more. For instructions on setting up your CUNYfirst account please visit. If you have any questions regarding claiming your account, please contact our Help Desk at ServiceDesk@qcc.cuny.edu or call (718) 631-6330.
You will receive an appointment invitation for an Advisement and Registration appointment sent to the email address listed on your CUNY
Admission application. If you are a transfer student, a credit evaluation must be completed prior to registration and advisement. During your Advisement and Registration appointment, you will meet with an academic adviser who will discuss your academic and career plans, and guide you to choose the right classes for you. Please allow up to 2 hours for your advisement and registration appointment.
For questions, contact admissions@qcc.cuny.edu or call (718) 281-5000.
Every student at Queensborough is given an email address at the time of registration. Don't miss out on important information about your classes, schedule changes, tuition bills, financial aid, campus events, scholarship opportunities, and so much more! Once you receive your email address create your password immediately so you can begin checking your email for all official College communication.
Join us for orientation to help kick off your first semester as a Queensborough student! You will learn about many of the resources and technology tools available to you to help you succeed as a new student. For more information contact us at 718-281-5130 or NewStudents@qcc.cuny.edu.
Please provide us with a copy of your final official high school transcript that shows the date when your diploma was awarded (date of graduation). NOTE: NYC DOE High Schools graduates do not need to send a final HS transcript. We will automatically receive an electronic version of your final transcript with date of graduation.
Congrats! You made it to the final step of your enrollment. We know that college is a big decision and here at Queensborough we're dedicated to helping you along the way. Be sure to take some time to review the many great resources we have and feel free reach out to any office for additional information and to answer any questions you may have.
Admissions: Administration Building, Room 210, (718) 281-5000, admissions@qcc.cuny.edu
Bursar: Administration Building Lobby, (718) 631-6265, bursar@qcc.cuny.edu
Center for International Affairs, Immigration, and Study Abroad: Library Building, Room L-431, (718) 631-6611 ISC@qcc.cuny.edu
Financial Aid: Library Building, Room L-409, (718) 631-6367, FinancialAid@qcc.cuny.edu
Office of New Student Engagement: Administration Building, Room 214, (718) 281-5130, NewStudents@qcc.cuny.edu
Services for Students with Disabilities: Science Building, Room 132, (718) 631-6257, ssd@qcc.cuny.edu
Office of Testing: Y2 Building, (718) 631-6358, testing@qcc.cuny.edu
Veteran Services: Library Room, Room 421, (718) 281-5767, VeteransServices@qcc.cuny.edu
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