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1. • • USCIS requirements: All undergraduate international students must register and complete a minimum of 12 credits each semester. Students dropping below 12 credits may lose their immigration status. All graduate international students must register for a minimum of 9 credits and complete 9 credits each semester.
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   How do I apply to Queens College?

   • Apply to Queens College through the online CUNY application system. Once your application is accepted, you will receive an acceptance letter from Queens College. After acceptance, apply for your I-20 Visa through the Office of International Students and Scholars. Review the list of graduate programs offered by Queens College.

   International Student Information | Admissions | Queens College, CUNY

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   Are I-20s available at Queens College?

   • I-20s are available. For international students interested in attending Queens College and who meet all of the college’s admission standards except for language proficiency. This is a pre-matriculation program designed to increase international students’ potential for success at Queens College through intensive English language training.

   International Student Information | Admissions | Queens College, CUNY

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   How many international students attend Queens College?

   • Each year, Queens College hosts 600 to 650 international students, scholars, and their dependents.

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   How big is Queens College?

   • Queens College is a tree-lined 80-acre campus with roughly 18,000 students (15,000 undergraduates and 3,000 graduate students). What makes Queens College standout?

   FAQ – Undergraduate Admissions - Queens College, CUNY

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   How much does Queens College cost?

   • Full-time students who are NY state residents pay a flat fee of $6,930 per year to attend Queens College. A full-time student is a student enrolled in between 12-18 credits per semester. Out of State residents pay $620 per credit to attend Queens College. The link below offers more specific information about tuition: How do I get in-state tuition?

   FAQ – Undergraduate Admissions - Queens College, CUNY

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   What is Queens College QC in 4?

   • At Queens College, we are committed to providing an educational environment that assures student success. QC in 4 is an exciting program that offers you the tools, resources, and support you need to complete your degree in four years. Take 15 credits a semester to keep on track to graduate in four years, which will save you time and money!

   FAQ – Undergraduate Admissions - Queens College, CUNY

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3. www.qc.cuny.edu › admissions › international-admissionsInternational Student Information | Admissions | Queens ...

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   Review the list of undergraduate programs offered by Queens College. English requirement: a minimum TOEFL of 500. Apply to Queens College through the online CUNY application system. Once your application is accepted, you will receive an acceptance letter from Queens College.

   • International Students and Scholars

     Documents, procedures, and advice for obtaining and...

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     The staff in the Offices of International Students and...

   • ADMISSION QUALIFICATION

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4. www.qc.cuny.edu › academics › issInternational Students and Scholars

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   Documents, procedures, and advice for obtaining and maintaining U.S., F-1 and J-1 International Student and Exchange Visitor Visa and Immigration Status. U.S. employment advice and authorization. Extension of educational stay at the college.

5. www.cuny.edu › international-studentsInternational Students – The City University of New York

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   The staff in the Offices of International Students and Scholars at each individual campus is available to advise you on college orientation, course registration procedures, employment options, and how to maintain your visa and immigration status.

6. qcpages.qc.cuny.edu › ISS › enterqcADMISSION QUALIFICATION

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   This includes the International Student Admission brochure, which details international student admissions requirements for entry into Queens College, and other colleges of the City University of New York.

7. www.qc.cuny.edu › admissions › undergraduateUndergraduate Admissions | Queens College, CUNY

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   Welcome to the undergraduate admissions page at Queens College of CUNY. Offering over 69 undergraduate programs, consult with our faculty advisors about designing your interdisciplinary major today! Future Students

8. www.gc.cuny.edu › international-studentsInternational Students | CUNY Graduate Center

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   Read our step-by-step guide to filing for and maintaining your F-1 or J-1 immigration status and getting started as a Graduate Center international student. We also provide guidance on updating your personal information and managing status changes.

9. www.qc.cuny.edu › admissions › faq-undergraduateFAQ – Undergraduate Admissions - Queens College, CUNY

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   If you attend an accredited college like Bar-Ilan or Michlalah, you can receive up to 36 college credits for one year of study, and one semester would be up to 18 credits upon entering Queens College.