Please review the instructions below to complete your application in its entirety and ensure you receive your acceptance in a timely manner.
Freshman Applicants
Option 1:
Freshman applicants who plan to apply only to QCC can submit their documents directly to the Office of Admissions. Please see the list of required documents below:
Required Documents:
- Academic Records:
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Official high school transcript and diploma or National/government examinations or certifications. Please review the list of required secondary school credentials accepted by all CUNY schools.
Only official documents will be accepted. All submitted documents must be stamped and dated by the issuing schools or examination boards. If an official document is written in a language other than English, it must be translated first and submitted along with the official version in its original language. Please use the following document translation guide to prepare all document translations.
Students submitting documents directly to QCC, can do so by using the address below:
Queensborough Community College
Office of Admissions - International
Administration Building, Room 210
222-05 56 th Avenue
Bayside NY 11364-1497
Or via email at internationaladmissions@qcc.cuny.edu
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Admissions staff will conduct an initial review of your documents to determine if they meet CUNY’s guidelines for admissions. If admitted, additional information will be provided via email regarding the next steps in the enrollment process. Our initial review can take between 5 – 7 business days.
Documents that do not appear to meet the University’s guidelines will be forwarded to CUNY’s University Application Processing Center (UAPC). The UAPC will conduct a review and applicants will be notified as to whether additional documents are needed to complete the process. Documents submitted to the UAPC may take up to 12 - 16 weeks for a complete review. Or, freshmen applicants may select to get a course-by-course evaluation for documents that cannot be evaluated at QCC. QCC accepts evaluations from the following agencies listed here. Getting a course-by-course evaluation and submitting it directly to QCC will expedite your admissions application processing.
Option 2:
Freshmen Applicants who are planning to apply to multiple CUNY Schools:
Submit proof of graduation from all accredited secondary school or a foreign equivalent directly to CUNY’s University Admissions Processing Center. Documents should be submitted to the applicable address below:
Freshman Admission
CUNY/UAPC
P.O. Box 350136
Brooklyn, NY 11235
All Applicants Overnight/Express Shipment
CUNY/UAPC
2001 Oriental Blvd., Building T-1, Room 122
Brooklyn, NY 11235
Documents submitted directly to the UAPC must be in English. If your documents are in a language other than English, they must be translated and submitted along with the original official documents. Submissions to the UAPC may take between 12-16 weeks for a complete review. Please use the following document translation guide to prepare all document translations.
Transfer Applicants
Option 1:
Transfer applicants who plan to apply only to QCC can submit the following documents directly to the Office of Admissions:
Required documents:
- Academic Records:
Admissions staff will conduct an initial review of your documents to determine if they meet CUNY’s guidelines for admissions. If admitted, additional instructions will be provided via email regarding the next steps in the enrollment process. Our initial review may take between 3-5 business days.
Documents that appear to not meet CUNY’s admissions guidelines will be forwarded to the University Application Processing Center (UAPC) for further review. Applicants will be notified by the UAPC if additional documents are required to complete the process. Documents submitted to the UAPC can take up to 12-16 weeks for a complete review.
Option 2:
Transfer Applicants who plan to apply to multiple CUNY schools must submit the following documents directly to CUNY’s University Application Processing Center (UAPC):
- Proof of graduation from all accredited secondary schools or a foreign equivalent
- An official University transcript
Documents should be submitted to the applicable address below:
Transfer Admissions
CUNY/UAPC
P.O. Box 350145
Brooklyn, NY 11235
All Applicants Overnight/Express Shipment
CUNY/UAPC
2001 Oriental Blvd., Building T-1, Room 122
Brooklyn, NY 11235
Documents submitted directly to the UAPC must be in English. If your documents are in a language other than English, translation is required. Both the official document in its original language and the translated version must then be sent directly to the UAPC. Documents submitted to the UAPC may take up to 12-16 weeks for a complete review. Please use the following document translation guide to prepare all document translations.
Conditional Acceptance:
What is conditional admission for English proficiency?
Conditional admission at Queensborough Community College is granted to international students who do not meet the college's English language proficiency requirement. It is designed for students who have not taken the TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo or another accepted English language proficiency exam. Conditional admission is also available for students who have taken a language test but do not have scores that meet the minimum admission requirements. Students who are offered conditional admission will be required to complete QCC's ESL Program - Port of Entry Program, also known as POE for one or two semesters, depending on English language abilities. Upon successful completion of POE Program, students will receive a TOEFL waiver to attend QCC for their selected degree program.
How to apply for conditional admission?
To apply for conditional admission, complete the admissions online application, submit all required high school and university (for transfer students) documents, and submit scores from an accepted English language proficiency test. To Review QCC's language test requirements click here. If your scores do not meet the minimum requirements or if you do not submit scores, we will automatically consider you for conditional admission.
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*Students who enroll in the Port of Entry Program with an F1 visa are required to enroll full-time. Total number of hours required per semester is 198 hours for the duration of 1 semester. Students will only be permitted to register for college level courses once they successfully complete and pass the TOEFL class which will grant students a TOEFL waiver.
