Program Overview

Introduction to Queens College

Queens College is a prestigious institution offering a wide range of academic programs. The college provides students with the opportunity to earn up to 15 credits during the summer session, which includes three sessions: two 4-week sessions and one 7-week session.

Summer Session Program

The Summer Session Program at Queens College offers hundreds of courses in various formats, including in-person, hybrid, and online. The program is designed to help students get ahead in their studies and is available to current QC students, visiting students, and CUNY students.

Sessions and Registration

• Session 1 (4 weeks): June 1 - June 24, up to 6 credits, last day to register: June 1, Visiting Student Application deadline: May 27
• Session 2 (4 weeks): July 6 - July 29, up to 6 credits, last day to register: July 6, Visiting Student Application deadline: July 1
• Session 3 (7 weeks): June 29 - August 17, up to 9 credits, last day to register: June 30, Visiting Student Application deadline: June 24

Tuition and Fees

The tuition and fees for the Summer Session Program are as follows:

• New York State Resident: $305 per credit (undergraduate), $470 per credit (graduate)
• Out-of-State Resident: $620 per credit (undergraduate), $855 per credit (graduate) An application fee of $65 (undergraduate) or $125 (graduate) will be added to the tuition.

Financial Aid

Students may be eligible for Summer Pell or other financial aid awards. Visiting and CUNY students should contact their home college's Financial Aid Office, while QC students should contact the Financial Aid office at Queens College.

Academic Programs

Queens College offers a variety of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degree programs, as well as special programs such as the Adult Collegiate Education (ACE) program and the Accelerate, Complete & Engage (ACE QC) program.

Schools and Departments

The college is divided into several schools and departments, including:

• School of Arts and Humanities
• School of Math and Natural Science
• School of Education
• School of Social Science
• School of Business
• Interdisciplinary Programs

Research Centers and Institutes

Queens College is home to several research centers and institutes, including:

• Asian American and Asian Research Institute
• Barry Commoner Center for Health and the Environment
• Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies
• Center for Jewish Studies
• John D. Calandra Italian American Institute

Student Life and Services

The college offers a range of student services, including academic advising, career services, counseling, and health services. Students can also participate in various extracurricular activities, such as clubs and organizations, and recreational sports.

Campus Resources

The college has a variety of campus resources, including:

• Library
• Campus Calendar
• Information Technology Services
• Bursar
• Financial Aid
• Academic Advising Center