September 1 | Apply for the Queen’s General Bursary September 1 | Fall 2022 term begins September 6 | Fall 2022 classes begin September 7-30 | Optional Student Ancillary Fee and SGPS Health/Dental opt-out period September 14 | Last day to apply for fall 2022 graduation September 15 | Application deadline for 2022-23 Work Study part-time job program September 16 | Last day to report completion of degree requirements to SGSPA to make the fall 2022 degree list September 30 | Last day to enrol in the fall 2022 Pre-Authorized Payment Plan (PPL) September 30 | Fall term fees due
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Registrar & Financial Aid Info
2022-23 Course Enrolment
Make sure you don’t have a balance on your Queen’s account in SOLUS. You will not be able to enrol in courses until any debts to the university have been cleared.
Update your Contact Information Make sure your mailing address and contact information are always up-to-date in SOLUS.Update your information today!
Health & Wellness
COVID-19 Info
Everyone 18+ is eligible for a 4th COVID-19 vaccine dose. Book your appointment online through a local public health unit (including KFL&A Public Health) or visit a local pharmacy.
Check out the orientation issue of CampusWELL online magazine: get through university with less debt, learn how to handle 3 common roommate issues, and discover batch cooking to fuel your busy weeks.
Health To-Do List
Make sure you bring your provincial Health Card or UHIP to school with you (not just a photo of it on your phone).
Check any coverage you may have through a family health plan and compare it to the SGPS health & dental plan to see if opting out is right for you (opt-out deadline is September 30).
Preventing Sexual Violence We all have a role to play to help keep our community safe.
Complete the online module It Takes All of Us to learn more about sexual violence, healthy relationships, and consent.
Get Your Academic Accommodations in Place If you need class or exam accommodations due to functional impacts related to a disability, register now with Queen’s Student Accessibility Services (QSAS) through the university’s new Ventus system.
Need Academic Consideration?
Any time during the year, if something comes up unexpectedly outside of your control, including COVID-19, and it’s affecting your academics or your ability to take an exam, you need to request academic consideration for extenuating circumstances.
Check out MyCareer for job postings and workshops.
Follow the Career Services Featured Employers page for information about employers who are eager to hire Queen's students!
Eating on Campus
2022-23 Campus Meal Plans are now available – 8 to choose from. Whether you like to eat in dining halls, or strictly retail, we’ve got a plan for that!
Need to Find Off-Campus Housing? Find listings from local landlords on our Accommodation Listing Service. You can also browse our Off-Campus Living Advisor’s website for housing resources.
Coming Soon to a Neighbourhood Near You! Look out for the Student Community Relations team on the September long weekend. We will be handing out campus and community resource packages.
Community Support
Reach Out Across Students Affairs Student Affairs staff are here all summer, ready to listen, refer, empower, and help you problem solve and prep for fall.
For International Students
Queen's University International Centre (QUIC)'s International Student Summer Orientation includes live webinars with international student advisors, Q&A sessions with peers, and videos to help you get ready for September.
For students who identify as Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Colour (QTBIPoC)
Meet the Yellow House team – committed to creating a comfortable and accountable space for QTBIPoC students to feel safe, create community, feel empowered, celebrate their identity and flourish!
Follow @queensuyellowhouse to keep up with all the events, resources and stories we will be sharing this year!
The Ban Righ Centre offers in-person and online advising sessions (Zoom, email, or phone), as well as a quiet place to work on campus Monday–Thursday all summer.
