Queens University of Charlotte

We want to answer any of your questions regarding what it’s like to be a student at Queens University of Charlotte and to live in the city of Charlotte.

We are current Queens students with a wide range of majors and campus activities involvement, and we are here to answer questions and relate personal experiences about our lives at Queens.

Please feel free to email a student from a specific major, a shared geographical area, or just pick any of us based on our interests. Give us your phone number and we'll give you a call.

We look forward to speaking with you!

Please note: When sending an email, reference Queens University of Charlotte in the subject line.

Meet the telecounselors...


	Randall	Junior
	Home Town / High School:	Pawley's Island, SC / Waccamaw High School
	Major / Concentration:	Corporate Communications / Business Administration, American Politics
	Activities:	Ambassadors, Panhellenic Council, Greek Affiliated
	Hobbies:	Horseback Riding, Arts & Crafts, Friends, Shopping, Baking
	Why Queens?:	"I wanted a college that was small and close-kit, but I also wanted to have all the benefits of living in a big city. And, Queens was the perfect fit. The people were so friendly and really made me feel at home."
	Advice to freshmen:	"Get involved and meet new people."

	Sylvia	Junior
	Home Town / High School:	Bangkok, Thailand; Bern, Switzerland / International School of Bangkok
	Major / Concentration:	Biology / pre-med, Chinese, Psychology
	Activities:	International Club, Circle K, Diversity Council, Peer Mentor Program (LEAD)
	Hobbies:	Reading, Watching Movies, Hanging out with Friends
	Why Queens?:	"The first reason why I picked Queens is because I have a brother who recently graduated from Queens and he had told me how much he enjoyed his time at Queens. I also liked the fact that the class sizes at Queens were very small because it gives you the opportunity to interact more in class."
	Advice to Freshman:	"START OFF STRONG! You don't want to fall behind during freshman year because, getting your gpa back up takes a lot of time and hard work."