RETURN TO CAMPUS: FALL 2020
QALERT: The Queens Senior Leadership Team has announced the academic calendar for the fall semester.
Learn moreWe get it. Figuring out how to pay for college can be frustrating and time consuming. We're here to help.
Don't go through the financial aid process alone. Here, you'll have a financial services counselor to educate you on your expected cost of education, as well as how to create your best financial aid package possible.
Tuition
Freshman/Transfer: A comprehensive tuition rate for a traditional, on-campus student experience
Adult Undergraduate: A per-credit rate for students who are returning to school after an extended period away and who want a flexible, off-campus experience.
Nursing Undergraduate: Our three nursing tracks within the BSN are slightly different from our traditional programs and have their own tuition.
- Students in the traditional BSN track pay the comprehensive undergraduate tuition rate.
- Students admitted in May 2019 for the ABSN track pay $780 per credit hour. Tuition for students admitted in May 2020 is $800 per credit hour.
- Additional Cost of Attendance:
- Pre-licensure (traditional BSN and ABSN) students in the first semester of the nursing program can anticipate costs of $1,000 to $1,500, in addition to tuition and fees for items such as books, uniforms, stethoscopes, criminal background checks, immunizations, drug screens and other clinical requirements. Designated items must be renewed annually. All students are expected to have reliable transportation.
- RN-BSN and MSN students in the first semester can anticipate costs of $300 to $500 in addition to tuition and fees for items such as books, uniforms (MSN—if required by clinical site), criminal background checks, immunizations, drug screens and other clinical requirements. Designated items must be renewed annually. All students are expected to have reliable transportation.
- Those who are pursuing a second degree may have exhausted their federal and state aid eligibility. To learn more about your eligibility, please contact our financial aid counselors as early as possible in the process: 704-337-2225.
Graduate: A per-credit rate for professional or degree holders who are interested in either on-campus or online programs for advanced degrees
Scholarships & Aid
Learn how to create a financial aid package, including scholarships and other aid options.
- Freshman/Transfer Scholarships
- Adult Undergraduate Scholarships
- Veteran Financial Support
- Graduate Business Fellowships
- Financial Aid 101
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me and my family a better lifestyle, and it is all because of the education and relationships
forged during my time in the program."
"Thanks in large part to the work ethic instilled and hands-on support by Queens,
my daughter got a position at Ford and was also accepted to Michigan's Ross School
of Business. Best ROI I have ever invested is Queens."
"I chose Queens to experience college life in a big city with the benefits of a small
school. But what shocked me most was the large amount of financial aid that Queens
offered me through scholarships."
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Reach Out
Would you like to talk one-on-one with a financial services counselor? Let us answer
your questions about tuition, financial aid, and more. Contact us at finaid@queens.edu
or 704-337-2225, or contact a staff member directly.
Student Financial Services Staff
Everett Jeter, Director of Financial Aid (last names starting with P)
704-337-2339
Trisha Barker, Assistant Director of Financial Aid & Certifying Official for VA Benefits
704-337-2368
Alex Kozin, Assistant Director of Financial Aid (last names starting with A, E-J, K, O and T)
704-337-2593
John Mudd, Student Financial Services Counselor (last names starting with L, N, Q-S and U-Z)
704-337-2235
Lesley Rivers, Senior Student Financial Services Counselor (last names starting with B-D and M)
704-337-2230
Lee Tabor, Senior Director of Student Accounts
704-337-2467