At Queen’s, you are more than just a number. You’re more than an applicant reference number, more than a student number, and more than a high school average. You might be a scholar, you might be an athlete, and you are definitely a leader. You’re ready to change the world. At Queen’s, we’re ready to help you do that. If you’ve decided that Queen’s might just be for you, you’re in the right place.
Whether you are a current Canadian high school student, have already graduated from a Canadian high school, a current University or College Student at another Institution thinking of transferring to Queen’s, you will need to apply through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre.
Please see the Undergraduate Admission website for further details on what steps to take to apply to Queen's University.
Apply online at the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)
More than 1,300 international students make Queen's their home-away-from-home; that's about 7% of Queen's full-time student population. To join this group please see the International Applicants website for further details on applying to Queen's as an International Student. (International students may be required to complete a Test of Facility in English as part of their application.)
The Faculty of Arts and Science at Queen’s University offers Indigenous candidates an alternative procedure for admission to the first year of a full-time degree program. Qualified Indigenous students whose home community is in North America may be admitted to the Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Bachelor of Science (Honours), Concurrent Education Bachelor of Arts (Honours), and Concurrent Education Bachelor of Science (Honours) Programs by this alternative procedure.
Indigenous candidates may also choose to apply through the regular admission process.
Distance courses offer the flexibility of self-directed learning with all the support of a traditional learning experience. Courses are offered year-round to on-campus and distance students. Current Queen's students do not need to apply to take online courses. You can simply enrol for one of our online courses in SOLUS. When you do a search for a class in the "Class Search" screen, change the "Course Career" to "Undergraduate Online", this will then display only the online courses available.
Prospective distance students should visit the ASO website to learn more and apply.
