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2019 - 2020 Guide to Registration and Fees

September Checklist

Your arrival on campus begins a busy period of getting settled in your new on or off-campus home, as well as learning more (or refreshing your memory!) about what's available to you at Queen's, and in Kingston.

While you have completed a great deal of preparation for your studies, there are a number of steps that you will need to review and take care of this month.

Details specific to your program:
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: NEW TO YOUR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM AT QUEEN'S?
Student Cards: New student? You will need to get your Student Card. See the 'How do I register and select courses?'page for more information.
 
PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS: NEW TO MEDICINE OR LAW AT QUEEN'S?
Student Cards: New student? You will need to get your Student Card. See the 'How do I register and select courses?' page for more information.
Education: Opening day / introduction to the program is September 5th.
Payment of Fall Tuition and Student Assistance Levy
Have you made arrangements to pay your fall tuition and Student Assistance Levy by September 1st?
Log onto SOLUS and review your Account Summary in the SOLUS Student Centre. Tuition and the Student Assistance Levy (SAL) will need to be paid by September 1st, with the balance of Fall fees due September 30th. Winter term tuition fees will show on SOLUS later in the fall term and are due January 10th, Winter term residence fees are due January 31st.
More information about understanding your fees and how to pay your fees is available on the 'Understanding your Fees' page.

You will be able to opt-out of optional student activity fees.

Please see the notes accompanying the Tuition Fee Table applicable to you, located on our 'How much will it cost?' page. If you do not pay your Tuition and Student Assistance Levy by the due dates of each term (Fall - September 1st [September 29th with an APA] ):

  • A late fee of $150 may be applied to your account, and,
  • You will not have access to add or swap your courses.
As soon as Queen’s receives payment for the outstanding amount or you provide proven source of funding (e.g. Funding Details) the enrolment hold will be lifted.
Pick up your Student card and have it validated
The pick up schedule is available at: http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/studentid
Need to add, or drop, or swap a course?
Students who chose some or all of their courses during the course selection period in July will have the opportunity to make schedule changes during the September Open Enrolment period, (July 15 - September 17 for Law, September 1- 17 for Education, and August 20 - September 18 for all others), in the SOLUS Student Centre. If you need help, please consult the 'Understanding SOLUS tutorials' page.
Please note that you will not be able to add or swap your courses if you have either not paid your Fall Tuition and Student Assistance Levy by September 1st OR do not have an approved APA.
Government Student Financial Assistance (OSAP)

Queen’s will confirm full-time enrolment for students who have completed an OSAP application (make sure you have submitted all required documentation). Once we have confirmed your full-time enrolment, your first OSAP installment will automatically released. Queen's will begin confirming full-time enrolment close to the start of your study period.

Details about your OSAP disbursements are provided on your Funding Summary page on your online OSAP account at ontario.ca/osap . Your funding will take a few days after the 'Estimated Date' on your OSAP Funding Summary to be released. Once Queen's has confirmed enrolment you will see the amount that is being redirected to Queen's on your OSAP Funding Summary, or you can check your Queen's Fee Statement - Net Cost View.

Please monitor your Queen's SOLUS account to verify your OSAP payment has been applied to your account before making any additional online payments.

Out of Province Government Student Financial Assistance
If you are an out-of-province student, please consult your provincial/territorial financial aid website for details regarding the distribution of your student loans and grants. A list of those websites is located on the Student Awards website.
Submit your Funding Details to awards@queensu.ca if you wish to have service charges waived for up to the amount of your second installment until January 31st. (Please consult the 'Understanding your Fees' page for further details). If you submitted your Funding Details as part of an APA request, you don’t need to send it again!
Have you applied for a General Bursary?
A bursary is an amount of money you receive to assist you in financing your education that you do not have to pay back. It is based on an assessment of your financial need. More information about eligibility criteria can be found at: www.queensu.ca/studentawards/financial-assistance/general-bursary
The online application form will be available on your SOLUS Student Centre under the 'Finances' section in early September. The deadline for applying is October 31.
If you are an international student or a student without valid Canadian provincial / territorial health insurance...
You must visit the Queen’s University International Centre in Mitchell Hall to confirm and receive proof of your mandatory University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) coverage. Please consult: http://quic.queensu.ca/international-students-and-staff/health-insurance... for further details.