Queens College to Hold on Spot Admissions for Veterans

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Queens College’s continuing commitment to veterans and active military service members

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Flushing, New York, December 22, 2022—As part of Queens College’s continuing commitment to veterans and active military service members, it is offering instant admission to the Spring 2023 semester during on-the-spot admissions days by appointment on Wednesday, January 4, and Thursday, January 5, 2023, from 9:30 am to 4 pm, in the lobby of Jefferson Hall. Transfer students are also eligible. Appointments may be made by calling the Admissions office at (718) 997-5600. The college is closed on Friday, December 23; Monday, December 26; and Friday, December 30.

“The veterans and military personnel taking courses here bring an unrivaled level of academic excellence to our institution,” said Queens College President Frank H. Wu. “Their dedication to and sacrifice for our great country are inspirational and sustain our ideals. We take pride in the college consistently being designated as a military-friendly school and as a military-friendly spouse school and are committed to providing support to this community through specialized services such as our Veterans Support Services office.”

Before their visit, applicants must complete a CUNY application and pay an online application fee at: www.cuny.edu/apply. All official transcripts must be sent to QC by mail or via email to [email protected]. Transcripts submitted in person must be in sealed envelopes. Applicants from non-CUNY colleges must bring official transcripts from all institutions they have attended. Veterans and military service members with military credits may submit their transcript to Joint Service Transcript at https://jst.doded.mil/jst/. Applicants should also bring their COVID-19 vaccination card, state ID, driver’s license or passport to their appointment. CUNY students should have a Cleared4 pass ready to present at the main gate. Directions to Campus | Campus Map.

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Queens College has a rich tradition of service in the military. It was estimated that 70 percent of the pioneer class of 1941 served our armed forces during World War II. A memorial to them and their service sits at the campus Quad as a constant reminder of their sacrifice. Our students and alumni have continued to serve proudly in the military throughout our 85-year history.

 

For more information, applicants may visit the Admissions on the spot page: https://www.qc.cuny.edu/admissions/on-the-spot/

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