next steps for admitted students
We’re excited that you’re ready to become a Royal. There is much to look forward to.
1. Commit to Queens!
The 2023 deposit deadline is June 1 for undergraduate students*. Make your deposit
today to secure your spot.
Make your deposit
Students who attend part-time or per credit hour, this means you need to reply to
your offer of admission.
*After you commit to Queens, you will be able to access your student account information
and complete the rest of the checklist.
2. Visit Queens
We invite all accepted undergraduate students and their parents/guests to join us
for an in-person visit. If you haven’t visited campus or would like to see it again,
register for a daily campus visit.
For undergraduates, we highly recommend registering for one of our Accepted Student Days offered in person. This is a chance to take a deeper look at what it means to be
a Royal and ask whatever questions are on your mind. You'll see our beautiful campus,
get answers from student ambassadors, learn about international programs and enrollment
next steps. You can also schedule an appointment with a Student Financial Services
counselor and chat with an admissions counselor in real time. Space is limited at
our on campus events, so we recommend reserving your spot as soon as you can.
3. Complete your Enrollment Checklist
Once you have made your deposit, visit your enrollment checklist. It will let you know what you need to do, and provide links to things like your
housing contract, meal plans, orientation, health forms and more.
1. Setup Queens Email
After committing to Queens, you will receive an email with your username and password.
This email will go to the email account you used when you applied. This will give
you access to MyQueens and your Queens email. We will begin to send you important
enrollment messages to this account.
We suggest you check it weekly. For students admitted for the fall of 2022, you will not be assigned an email account
before February 2022.
Additional items to complete
Undergraduate Students
- Submit your housing contract
- Submit your medical form
- Waive health insurance, if you choose
International Transfer Students
- New transcripts to the Office of Admissions if you have completed any courses after
initial submission
- SEVIS form
- Copy of I-20
- Copy of VISA
Transferring Credits
If you have taken any dual enrollment credits, you must contact your community college
or partnering university directly and have them send an official transcript to the
office of admissions in order to receive credit or have your courses evaluated.
If you have taken AP or IB courses, you must send those scores directly from the College
Board or IB. Having your scores posted on your high school transcript will not grant you official
credit for your work. Read the Transfer Credit section for further information regarding AP or IB credit.
Transfer Credits
Financial Aid
If you have not done so already, fill out the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) to apply for need-based grants and loans.
After you receive a financial aid award, please connect with your Student Financial
Services counselor at finaid@queens.edu, or 704-337-2225, to discuss your financial aid package and next steps for accepting
your aid.
Reach out to Financial Aid
Student Accessibility Services
If you received classroom accommodations, had a 504 plan or an Individual Education
Plan (IEP) in high school; or if you will need housing/dining hall accommodations,
contact Student Accessibility Services at SAShelp@queens.edu, or 704-337-2508. We are committed to ensuring confidentiality for all students.
Reach out to SAS
Parking on Campus
If you are a first-year or transfer student you will be asked to fill out a housing
contract. Even if you are planning to commute, we ask that all undergraduate students
fill out the contract. Students who plan to commute can register for parking at parking.queens.edu. Parking is not available for first-year residential students.
Register for Parking