Queen’s University

Applicants should be aware of the following highlights before submitting the application:

The following are the key factors why students are interested to go to Queen’s:

• Queen's University is extremely close to the Kingston campus and only a 10-minute walk from downtown.
• In Maclean's 2019 University Rankings, Queen's is placed fifth among Canadian medical-doctoral universities.
• Queen's was ranked second in residential living and 90% of first-year students live on campus.
• Since there are several tours and open houses for potential students, candidates can obtain information whatever they need by visiting the campus.
• According to the 2020 enrollment statistics, the college has an admission rate of 10.4 % for its undergraduate and 19.3% for its graduate programs.
• University offers over 100 exchange cooperation programs in over 30 countries for the students to gain cross-cultural exposure.
• University is providing many volunteer programs, workshops, and tutorials for high school students to get involved in Queen’s community.

Students who satisfy the following criteria are eligible to apply for admission:

Bachelor Degree Programs:

• Minimum overall average should be 75% in high school diploma with ENGL4U, plus two more 4U courses.
• A 2 or 3years college diploma with a minimum 2.9 GPA
• A minimum full-year degree with a GPA of 2.6 or above.

Master’s Programs:

Students must have a second-class degree in the following degrees from a recognized university or its equivalent.

• Bachelor’s degree in Arts or Science
• A bachelor's degree in applied science or law
• Doctor of Medicine

English Language Requirements:

• TOEFL - Minimum score of 69(iBT)
• IELTS – overall score should be 6.0

If you are applying for the admission to Queen’s University, keep the following points into consideration:

Step 1: Apply Online

Students can check the application form at OUAC center if you are transferring from university or college. Ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements before applying and submit official transcripts along with additional requirements.

Step 2: Add @queensu.ca as a safe sender

You must be able to receive email from Queen's university with this I’d for communication.

Step 3: Activate Your NetID

Keep an eye out for your application confirmation email. It contains all of the information needed for your application, including instructions on how to obtain a Queen's NetID.

Sign in to the SOLUS Student Center with your NetID, where you may get the complete list of all the papers as well as the progress of your application.

Step 4: Submit supplementary Information

University regularly evaluates and adjusts the Supplementary criteria page to ensure candidates have a relevant platform to submit extra information not available through your grades. So please view the supplemental information page for regular updates.

Step 5: Check your To Do List

Each Queen's candidate has a unique To-Do List, provided with details of the complete application form. After filling application, the university provides you SOLUS access details for the checking of your To-Do List.

Following documents need to present at the time of admission:

• Academic Transcripts
• Application form
• Offer letter
• Degree certificates
• English language test scores
• Academic mark sheets
• Resume
• ID proof
• Acceptance letter
• Work permit (if applicable)
• Writing samples
• Statement purpose
• Passport size photos
• Letter of Permission
• COVID certificate
• Higher secondary certificate
• Resident VISA
• Pre-arrival orientation certificate
• Caste certificate
• Health certificate

International students at Queen’s University are given financial aid in the form of scholarships:

Queen’s University students have access to high-tech advantages:

Campus Security

Client Services

Emergency Services

Innovation Park

Laboratories

Library

Parking

Secure Bike Storage

Custodial Support Services

Consider the following worldwide and national rankings of Queen’s University:

Students can view the relevant entrance deadlines in the table below:

Queen’s University is affiliated with the following international organisations:

• MNU
• ACU
• SDSN
• JACAC
• APLU
• TRUN
• CGS
• NAGS
• Council of the Great Lakes Region

On campus, there will be a superb choice of lecturers from a variety of academic disciplines:

Queen's offers candidates convenient and inexpensive housing alternatives, both on and off-campus.

• The campus has 17 residences with nearly 4,500 students, which are affordable and within a 20-minute walk from campus.
• First-year students usually choose to live on campus since it is affordable, safe, and readily available.
• Among the residences, "The Graduate Residence" and "east of campus" is appreciated by students because it is vibrant, closer to the university market, and provides a plethora of weekend activities.
• One of the city's largest shopping areas, Victoria Square, is about a 10-minute walk away.
• Rooms are divided into standard rooms and en-suites with different prices.
• Each bedroom encloses a bed, a sink, a desk, a closet, and storage space.
• The Treehouse hosts a variety of social activities and events like pool tables, BT Sports TV screens, table tennis, and more.
• If the students are looking for an off-campus stay, then Kingston has a lot of options including rental flats, shared and independent apartments.

The following are the students' estimated monthly costs for calculating purposes:

On-Campus:

Off-campus:

Note: 1 CAD$ = 58.15 Rs. (for calculation purpose)