Queens College offers over 70 undergraduate programs on campus. The most popular majors pursued by our students are, Early and Childhood Education, Secondary Education, TESOL/Bilingual Early and Childhood Education, Graphic Design, Psychology, Sociology, and Spanish. Our staff will assist union members and school and daycare workers interested in enrolling and completing a bachelor’s degree or an undergraduate certificate program at Queens College.
Contact
Program Specialist
Heysel Rodas
workered@qc.cuny.edu
718-997-3060
Undergraduate Degree Programs
Application Process
To apply for Admission to Queens College, click here and complete the on-line application. Once your application is submitted, email our Undergraduate Admissions Coordinator, Heysel.Rodas@qc.cuny.edu or call 718-997-3060 so your application can be reviewed with our adult-friendly admissions criteria.
Students Returning to Queens College
If you previously attended Queens College and would like to resume your undergraduate studies after being away for one year or more, you must submit an Undergraduate Readmission Application.
If you have been away for less than one year, please contact Heysel Rodas at Heysel.Rodas@qc.cuny.edu for guidance on your next steps.
Non-Degree/Visiting Students
You don’t have to matriculate to take classes at Queens College. Many courses, especially those offered in summer and winter, are available to visiting non-degree students.
Students with Disabilities
CUNY provides various accommodations for students with disabilities which are available by registering with The Office of Special Services. For more information, contact The Office of Special Services at 718-997-5870 or QC.SPSV@qc.cuny.edu.
CUNY Proficiency Requirements
The City University of New York (CUNY) requires all students to demonstrate proficiency in English (reading and writing) and math in order to enroll in credit-bearing courses in the associated subject. Students may establish proficiency in a variety of ways, including, but not limited to, meeting benchmark scores on the SAT, ACT, and New York State Regents exams.
To learn more, visit the QC admissions office proficiency requirements and QC Testing and Placement web pages.
Tuition & Fees at Queens College
To learn more about tuition fees and payment plans and due dates at Queens College, please visit the Bursar’s office page.
Financial Aid Options at Queens College
Financial Aid Options at Queens College can help you understand the financial aid programs available, learn how to apply for aid each academic year, avoid common application issues, and make informed decisions about your educational funding options.
In addition, some union members may be eligible for tuition assistance and other educational benefits. Check with your union representative to learn about available programs and visit our Financial Aid & Tuition Benefits page for more information.