Program Overview

Introduction to Queens College

Queens College is committed to providing an educational environment that assures student success. The college offers various programs and resources to support students in achieving their academic goals.

QC in 4 Program

The QC in 4 program is an exciting initiative available to incoming freshmen. This program provides students with the tools, resources, and support needed to complete their degree in four years.

Program Requirements

To participate in the QC in 4 program, students must:

• Enroll as a freshman for the fall semester at Queens College
• Ensure completion of proper high school coursework to pursue their chosen field of study
• Attend a new student Academic Advising session and meet with an Academic Advisor to plan courses
• Sign up for 15 credits in the Fall semester and prepare to take a total of 30 credits per year
• Complete the QC in 4 Commitment Form and all other steps outlined on the "Know B4U Go" site for incoming freshmen
• Be interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree

Program Benefits

As a QC in 4 student, participants can expect:

• Proactive advising from the Academic Advising Center to stay on course toward timely graduation
• Mandatory advising via the Freshman Advising Workshop and one-on-one sessions during the first year
• Meetings with an Academic Advisor in subsequent years if credit benchmarks are not met or if the GPA falls below a 2.0
• Academic Program Maps outlining how to plan ahead for four-year graduation
• Interventions for additional support throughout the degree
• A special "Need a Class" resource to advocate for unavailable courses required in the senior year
• Access to Peer Ambassadors who can assist during the first year

Program Details

The QC in 4 program is a partnership between the college and the student to ensure success. The program empowers students to graduate on time and provides a supportive environment to achieve academic goals.

Academic Programs

Queens College offers a wide range of academic programs, including:

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

Schools and Centers

The college is comprised of several schools and centers, including:

• School of Arts
• School of Education
• School of Math and Natural Science
• School of Social Science
• School of Business
• 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

Research and Academics

Queens College is committed to academic excellence and research. The college offers various research centers and initiatives, including:

• Research Centers
• Office of Research and Compliance
• Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
• Office of Undergraduate Research
• Queens College Libraries

Student Life and Resources

The college provides a range of resources and services to support student life, including:

• Academic Advising Center
• Career Services
• Counseling and Health Services
• Student Union and Campus Life
• Housing and Residence Life
• Public Safety
• Student Leadership and Development

Administration and Governance

Queens College is governed by a president and a provost, with various administrative offices and departments, including:

• President's Office
• Provost's Office
• Budget and Finance
• Communications and Marketing
• Compliance and Diversity
• External and Governmental Relations
• Facilities Planning and Operations
• Human Resources
• Information Technology Services
• Institutional Advancement and Alumni
• Student Affairs and Enrollment Management