Incoming Undergraduate Students

Winter Intake

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Next Steps

Step-by-step guide for incoming first-year students

Winter Intake 2026

Please note this webpage is currently being updated. Please check back as dates and deadlines may be added over the coming weeks.

This website is for students entering their first year at Queen's in January 2026. For students starting at Queen's in September 2026, please check out the Next Steps Fall 2026 Intake page.

This Next Steps website will ensure you are prepared for your first year. All incoming undergraduate students should review and complete all the Next Steps check list that apply to you.

You can also explore all of the student resources and supports available across Student Affairs and the campus.

Important Dates

November 27, 2025

You must have completed your Residence Application & Deposit by November 27, 2025, at 4pm

Learn more

January 5, 2026

Winter term classes begin on Monday, January 5

Learn more

January 10, 2026

Check your Account Summary in SOLUS and pay winter tuition and fees by January 10

Learn more

Get your access to the Queen's student system

Your NetID and password give you access to online services and resources. You received information about activating your NetID (sent to your applicant email address) when your application was received.

You have to activate your NetID before you can register for your courses. Once you have activated your NetID, make sure you can login to SOLUS. That way you’ll know you’re ready for course registration.

Your NetID will never change, but you should change your NetID password often. A strong NetID password ensures that both your personal information and university resources are protected.

Make your transition an easy one, and visit the ITS website to help you get started with activating your NetID. View information about setting up your NetID, and technology, resources, and services available to students.

You will use the same NetID and password for all ��ϳԹ��Դ applications – SOLUS, email, onQ, etc.

Log in to ��ϳԹ��Դ email service and Office 365

Make sure to review the email you received with information about your Queen's email account. Log in and make sure everything is set up to your satisfaction.

From this point forward, Queen's will communicate with you via your Queen's email account, so be sure to keep checking it regularly!

Contact Financial Aid and Awards

For more information about financial assistance options that may be available to you, please contact financialaid@queensu.ca

Get ready for Residence!

We can't wait to welcome you into our residence community. To apply for a space in residence, you must have completed the following items by November 27, 2025, at 4pm ET:

Submit your application
Pay your $805 deposit
Optional: Complete a Health Accommodation Form

For more information on the application process, how to pay your deposit, submitting a health accommodation form, and fees, please visit Queen's Residences Winter Intake page.

Apply to ��ϳԹ��Դ Residence

Connect with Queen's Residence

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Residence Admissions team at reslife@queensu.ca or via LiveChat on the Residence website.

Get ready to live off-campus!

Thinking about Off-Campus housing in Kingston? Do you have questions about the Kingston student rental market, your housing search, lease agreements, tenant rights and responsibilities, and finding housemates? Connect with the Off-Campus Living Advisor for resources and guidance.

Get in touch with Hospitality Services

Hospitality Services take food allergies and special diets very seriously, including food intolerances, food-related medical conditions, or dietary needs related to religious or cultural observance. You are encouraged to take the following steps before arriving on campus:

Complete Hospitality Services’ Food Allergy and Dietary Needs Form accessible through the Student Portal 
Book an appointment with Hospitality Services’ Registered Dietitian to discuss how your dietary needs can be accommodated on the meal plan. All students are encouraged to “Ask Before You Eat."
Learn more about Hospitality Services and Dietary Accommodations.
Get details about the Residence meal plan.
If you are living off-campus, you can buy a Campus Meal Plan any time during the academic year. We have multiple meal plan options designed to suit any budget and campus lifestyle.

Enrol in your courses

Registration for winter courses is underway. If you haven't yet registered, we encourage you to enrol in classes as soon as possible. The First Year Registration Guide is a helpful starting point in planning your courses. Our January start webinar introduces degree planning for your major, course registration, and an introduction to the supports and resources on campus.

If you would like to book an appointment with an academic advisor to help navigate course selection, please email Daralyn Auld at at daralyn.auld@queensu.ca

Register with Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)

If you experience barriers in the academic learning environment due to disability-related reasons, connect with ��ϳԹ��Դ Student Accessibility Services (QSAS) to register for accommodations. Don't wait until the start of the semester- start the process now!

Click here to learn how to register with QSAS and what to expect.

Please note: if you have applied to live in Residence and require an accommodation for your living environment, this is a separate process that can be accessed via the Student Residence and Dining Portal.

Take part in online and on-campus opportunities

The Student Experience Office’s First-Year Foundation program gives you online and in-person opportunities to build your community, support your transition, and find your path to success for your first year at ��ϳԹ��Դ.

The program includes:

onQ online modules called FYF 100
QSuccess, our one-on-one year-long peer mentorship program for first-year students
The Off-Campus Community (OCC) to connect those of you living off-campus
In-person socials running throughout the school year. Follow us on Instagram to watch for our next event!

Submit your photo for your student card

All full-time on-campus students are required to have a student card when they first come to Queen's.

Learn about obtaining your Student Card

Log in to update your contact information in SOLUS

Please update your Winter 2026 address, phone number and emergency contact information in SOLUS.

Student Wellness Services can support many of your physical, mental, and sexual health needs.

Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date!

Queen's strongly recommends making sure all your immunizations are all up to date (see  Ontario’s routine immunization schedule). Before arriving to campus, connect with your healthcare provider or local public health unit to review and get a copy of your immunization record. You may need this record if you visit Student Wellness Services.

For more information about recommended vaccinations before coming to campus, please visit Student Wellness Services recommended immunization page.

Fill and transfer your prescriptions to a local pharmacy

If you currently take any prescription medications, contact the health care professional who prescribed them and see if it is appropriate to bring a 3-month supply of your medications to school.  You can transfer your prescription to a local Kingston pharmacy (e.g., DrugSmart on campus). If this is a medication you need on a regular basis, we suggest booking future appointments with the healthcare provider who prescribed it to help ensure you do not run out. You can also book a medical appointment at Student Wellness Services to discuss alternative options available.

Stay in touch with healthcare providers

If you receive ongoing care for a physical and/or mental health problem, we suggest you stay in touch with these healthcare providers. You could ask if they can offer virtual care while you are away at school.

Send referrals to local community specialists

If you have a health condition that requires ongoing specialized health care in Kingston, ask your health care professional to send referrals to community specialists in the Kingston area. If assistance is needed with this process, Student Wellness Services can help. 

Review your supplementary health insurance plans

Queen's students are automatically enrolled into a supplementary health insurance plan that provides partial coverage for health, vision, dental, and travel. These plans are administered by Queen's student governments. Learn more about what is covered and how to submit claims.

If you are thinking about opting out of the supplementary health insurance plan, we encourage you to review your parent/supporter supplementary health insurance plans, if applicable, to see what is covered and how to submit claims.

Set-up your TELUS CHR Connect account

The Student Wellness Centre uses a secure electronic system health information system. Before arriving to campus, we encourage you to create a TELUS Collaborative Health Record (CHR) Connect account. This will allow you to book medical and/or mental health appointments, get test result messages, and complete necessary forms before and after appointments.

Learn the 5 steps to creating your TELUS CHR Connect account.

**Complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning module**

To ensure every first-year student is aware of an understands their role in helping to prevent sexual violence, you are required to complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning program before January 5, 2026.

If you find completing the program online difficult due to personal circumstances, you'll be asked to complete a form to opt out.

Manage your finances in SOLUS

Winter term tuition and Student Assistance Levy (SAL) as shown on your Account Summary in SOLUS must be paid by January 10, 2026.

For information on how to pay, please visit: /registrar/tuition-fees/how-to-pay

We encourage you to check out the opportunities outlined below to prepare for your arrival. These will help you meet new people and acquaint you with what ��ϳԹ��Դ Campus and Kingston offer.

Kingston and campus are beautiful in the winter - we can’t wait to welcome you to ��ϳԹ��Դ in January 2024!

Campus Tour

Join us for a tour of Campus on January 5 at 1:00 pm meet at Mitchell Hall

International Student Welcome Days

��ϳԹ��Դ International Centre (QUIC) is hosting several events on during Winter Welcome dates on January 5-9 to welcome international students to campus!

Learn more about Winter Welcome Days

Campus Events

Check out the events happening around campus in January and beyond!

Campus Events

Student Experience Office

The Student Experience Office (SEO) offers programs and services to orient students to university life, to support their successful transitions into and through university, and to encourage leadership development, student engagement, and co-curricular involvement while at Queen's.

Below is more information about a few essential SEO programs. Be sure to follow the Student Experience Office on Instagram or check out our Upcoming Events!

Off-Campus Community

Living off-campus? Get involved with the Off-Campus Community! The First-Year Off-Campus Community (OCC) is open to all first-year students living off-campus. All off-campus students will be added to the First-Year OCC mailing list and assigned an upper year leader!

Learn more about First-Year OCC

Q Success

QSuccess is a first-year mentorship program that matches first-year students with an upper-year mentor. QSuccess aims to support students’ successful transition through the first year of university.

You can start connecting with a mentor today!

Learn more about Q Success

Faculty Information

Faculty of Arts and Science

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Smith School of Business, Bachelor of Commerce

Faculty of Education

School of Nursing

Bachelor of Health Sciences

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Next Steps

Step-by-step guide for incoming first-year students

This Next Steps website will ensure you are prepared for your first year. All incoming undergraduate students should review and complete all the Next Steps check list items that apply to you.

International students can visit the Queen'sUBound Next Steps for a Smooth Transition webpage for specific travel and arrival-to-Canada information, and the Queen's University International Centre's website.

Looking to connect with Accessibility supports?

If you experience barriers in the academic learning environment due to disability-related reasons, please make sure you check out the following:

Register with Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)
- Connect with ��ϳԹ��Դ Student Accessibility Services (QSAS) to register for academic accommodations. Start the process at the end of June so accommodations are in place for fall term classes
- Register for the QSAS Summer Webinar happening on June 18, 2026 @ 6 pm. Check back here for the registration link in May
Submit a Fall Orientation Accessibility Request form
- Check back here for the form link in June
Register for the QSuccess Peer Mentorship Program and choose an upper year mentor with shared lived experience
- Check back here for the registration link in July

The steps below are listed in the month that we recommend they be actioned, but many may be completed at any point throughout the spring and summer with the exception of a few key deadlines. However, we do encourage you to stick to the recommend months to ensure you have a smooth transition to Queen's in the fall, and are not missing out on important information or deadlines.

You will start hearing from us - The Student Experience Office - weekly, starting in June 2026 at your queensu.ca email address. These emails will ensure you are aware of upcoming deadlines, as well as online and in-person socials and summer programming so you are set for the start of the academic year!

You can also explore all of the student resources and supports available across Student Affairs and the campus.

Get your access to the Queen's student system

Your NetID will never change, but you should change your NetID password often. A strong NetID password ensures that both your personal information and university resources are protected.

You will use the same NetID and password for all ��ϳԹ��Դ applications – SOLUS, email, onQ, etc.

Financial Aid Options

As a future Queen's student, you have lots of options for financial aid, including options that require an application and options that do not require an application.

You are encouraged to apply for all financial aid options, including government assistance (see below).

Complete your Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) application 

The 2026-27 OSAP application opens in April or May. Submit your OSAP application and, if applicable, upload all required documentation as soon as possible to ensure funding is available for the start of the academic year.

Apply for OSAP

Do not report your ��ϳԹ��Դ awards on your OSAP application – learn more about OSAP and awards.

Complete your provincial/territorial Student Government Assistance application

If you live in another province/territory, check the government student assistance website where you live for information about when the application is available, and information about how to report any awards you have received. Apply as soon as you can to ensure your funding is available for the start of the academic year.

Student Aid BC Appendix 3 forms for undergraduate students will be completed in August 2026 to ensure that course load and tuition charges are reported accurately.

Apply for governmental financial assistance outside of Ontario.

Financial Aid and Awards Profile

Complete and submit the Financial Aid and Awards Profile. Through this single application, you will be considered for many need and merit-based awards. Some of the programs which are administrated through this application include the Admission Bursary, Commitment Bursary, Major Access Award, many donor-funded need and merit-based awards, and the Promise Scholars program.

The Financial Aid and Awards Profile should be completed by incoming first-year undergraduate students who are Canadian, permanent residents or protected persons. It can be found on your SOLUS Student Centre in the Financial Aid tile, under Online Award Applications for future students.

Get in touch with Hospitality Services

Hospitality Services take food allergies and dietary needs very seriously, including food intolerances, food-related medical conditions, dietary needs related to religious or cultural observances, vegetarian and vegan diets, and other dietary needs. You are encouraged to take the following steps before arriving on campus: 

Complete Hospitality Services’ Food Allergy and Dietary Needs Form accessible through the Student Residence and Dining Portal. Please submit by June 1, 2026, at 4pm ET to ensure you receive important communications and helpful resources from the Registered Dietitian prior to move-in. You may update your form at any time throughout the year.
Book an appointment with Hospitality Services’ Registered Dietitian before arriving on campus to discuss your dietary needs and available supports while dining on a meal plan.
If your dietary need requires room accommodations, ensure a Residence Health Accommodation Form is completed by a Health Care Provider and submitted in the Student Portal by June 1, 2026, at 4pm ET.
All students, especially those with food allergies are encouraged to "Ask Before You Eat".
Learn more about Hospitality Services and how we support those with Food Allergies and Dietary Needs.

Log in to ��ϳԹ��Դ email service and Office 365

All new students will receive an email in mid June with information about your Queen's email account. Log in and make sure everything is set up to your satisfaction.

Log on to your Queen's email

From this point forward, Queen's will only communicate with you via your Queen's email account, so be sure to keep checking it regularly!

Watch for information on Registration and Fees and student card photo email

The Office of the University Registrar website has detailed information regarding registration and fees, including:

How to register for courses
Tuition and fees
How to make payment
How to submit your photo for your Student Card

You will receive an email to your ��ϳԹ��Դ email account in June with more information.

Living in Residence

Living in residence during first year provides a supportive community environment for you to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Living on campus helps you to meet new people, participate in organized activities, and ease your transition to university life.

The First-Year Student Residence Application opens on March 5, 2026 for undergraduate students starting their studies in Fall 2026 and entering the first year of a full-time, on-campus degree program.

If you require an accommodation to live in Residence, submit a Residence Health or Non-Health Accommodation Form by June 1, 2026, at 4 pm ET.

Visit the Residence website for more information about the application process, dates, and deadlines, and to explore opportunities to become part of Living Learning Communities and Unique Communities.

Apply to ��ϳԹ��Դ Residence and ensure the $805 deposit is received by June 1, 2026, at 4 pm ET

Living Off-Campus

Thinking about off-campus housing in Kingston for 2026-27? Do you have questions about the Kingston student rental market, your housing search, lease agreements, tenant rights, landlord rights and responsibilities, and finding housemates? Connect with the Off-Campus Living Advisor for resources and guidance.

If you live off-campus, you can still buy a Campus Meal Plan any time during the academic year. We have multiple meal plan options designed to suit any budget and campus lifestyle.

Take part in online opportunities

The Student Experience Office’s First-Year Foundations program starts this summer and gives you online opportunities to build your community, support your transition, and find your path to success for your first year at ��ϳԹ��Դ.

Launching in June:

FYF 100 onQ course, a set of self-directed modules to assist in your transition to Queen's.
The Off-Campus Community (OCC), to help connect those of you living off-campus.

Launching in July:

Summer Webinars, a series of webinars that address important information incoming first-year students need to know including course registration, residence selection, and more!
QSuccess, our one-on-one year-long peer mentorship program for first-year students.

Check out our Fall Orientation website for more information on what to look forward to when you arrive on campus.

Follow the SEO on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok to stay up-to-date on all the programming this summer and fall!

Satisfy the conditions on your offer of admission

Satisfy any conditions on your offer of admission by the due date in your offer email. Due dates may also be found on the Undergraduate Admission Key Dates and Deadlines page.

Review your final grades on your transcript, or on the OUAC website. Contact your guidance counsellor and ��ϳԹ��Դ Undergraduate Admission if your academic data is inaccurate. The information that is on file will be used to determine if you meet the conditions in your offer. 

If you will not meet the conditions on your offer of admission, please email  admresp@queensu.ca as soon as possible.

Register with Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)

Starting in June, if you experience barriers in the academic learning environment due to disability-related reasons, connect with ��ϳԹ��Դ Student Accessibility Services (QSAS) to register for accommodations. Start the process now so accommodations are in place for fall term classes.

Click here to learn how to register with QSAS and what to expect.

Financial Aid and Awards Profile

July is your final opportunity to complete and submit the Financial Aid and Awards Profile. Through this single application, you will be considered for many need and merit-based awards. Some of the programs which are administrated through this application include the Admission Bursary, Commitment Bursary, Major Access Award, many donor-funded need and merit-based awards, and the Promise Scholars program.

Student Guide to Registration

In order to help you better understand and plan your study year, visit the Student Guide to Registration, a step-by-step breakdown of the registration process, along with other information that you may find helpful along the way.

Log in to SOLUS beginning in July to view your pre-enrolled class schedule, if applicable to your program. Visit SOLUS Help for tutorials on how to navigate SOLUS.

If you need help selecting courses, please contact your Faculty/School.

Residence Self-Selection

For students living in residence, self-selection is the process used to determine your residence building and room. This online self-selection platform allows you to log in and view available bed spaces in the 18 residence buildings.

Self-Selection occurs mid-July.

Important Dates (check back for 2026 dates):

July 9 2025: Self-selection webinar
Week of July 7th 2025: We will email you at your ��ϳԹ��Դ email address with your self-selection date and time
July 14-15 (8:30am - 4:00pm ET): Self-selection for students selected for Living Learning Communities, and those who applied to a Unique Community
July 16-17 (8:30am - 4:00pm ET): Self-selection for students with approved accommodations
July 17 (8:30am - 4:00pm ET): Self-selection for students requesting Loft Doubles
July 23-24 (8am - 7pm ET) and July 25 (8am - 4pm ET): General self-selection will take place this week for all other students

Looking for more information? Check out last year's Residence Self-Selection webinar recording.

Visit the Queen's Residence website for more information about residence self-selection.

Vaccinations

Before arriving to campus, connect with your healthcare provider or local public health unit to review and get a copy of your immunization record. You may need this record if you visit Student Wellness Services.

There has been a recent measles outbreak in Ontario and this virus is highly contagious, spread through the air, which can cause serious complications. Students from Ontario can review their records online while out-of-province and international students are encouraged to call their primary healthcare providers and/or local public health units. Find important information about immunizations and Ontario's routine immunization schedule.

Our local public health unit has also been encouraging all students to get the 2-dose Meningococcal B vaccine. There have been cases of this rare but potentially life-threatening bacterial infection and post-secondary students are at an increased risk, as the illness is spread through saliva. This vaccine is NOT part of the routine physically funded immunization schedule but likely covered through most supplementary health insurance plans.

View your financial aid awards

Check SOLUS (under the "Financial Aid" title) to find out when your award(s) will be applied to your account. The first half of the award value will be applied to in mid-August before the Fall term tuition payment deadline. The second half  will be applied to your SOLUS student account in early December before to the Winter term tuition payment deadline.

 
For all awards administered by the Financial Aid and Awards Office (e.g. Queen's bursaries, awards, and scholarships granted on admission), payments will be applied on your account to all current and future university charges (e.g. Fall term tuition and student activity fees, Fall term Residence, Winter Term Tuition, and Winter term residence).

Learn more about navigating SOLUS

Learn more about paying tuition and fees

Confirm your banking information

Make sure your current information is up to date in the Finances section of SOLUS. Your banking information allows ��ϳԹ��Դ to process any refunds directly into your bank account. Please note that ��ϳԹ��Դ will not deduct payments directly from your bank account, and any awards will be deposited to your student account, not your bank account.

If you are coming to Canada for the first time, you will have the opportunity to open a Canadian bank account and update your information after you arrive.

Update your banking information

Access your RESP Verification of Enrolment form

The ��ϳԹ��Դ ‘Verification of Enrolment’ form allows you to withdraw money from your RESP. This form is available in your SOLUS account. All you have to do is download it and send it to your RESP provider.

Learn more about RESP

Tuition and Fees

Check your student financial account often - whether you have a credit or an outstanding balance (e.g. tuition, ancillary fees, residence fees, transcript charges, overdue library fees) your up-to-date account balances are available online through the SOLUS Student Centre.

Queen's will not send reminders or invoices for amounts, so it will be your responsibility to check your account regularly.

Update your contact information in SOLUS

Please update your Fall 2026 address, phone number and emergency contact information in SOLUS. Watch for a link in your “To Do” list (on the top right of your SOLUS screen) for next steps. 

Check your ��ϳԹ��Դ email for scholarship updates

You will automatically be re-assessed for scholarship consideration once your final grades have been received. If your grades have increased since your offer of admission, your grades will be reviewed, and you will receive a notification via email and SOLUS in mid-August if you become eligible for a grades-based admission scholarship.

Health Insurance Plans

Prescription Medications

If you currently take any prescription medications, contact the health care professional who prescribed them and see if it is appropriate to bring a 3-month supply of your medications with you to school. You can transfer your prescription to a local Kingston pharmacy. If this is medication you need on a regular basis, we suggest booking future appointments with the healthcare provider who prescribed it to help ensure you do not run out. You can also book a medical appointment at Student Wellness Services to discuss alternative options available.

Healthcare Providers from Home

If you receive ongoing care for a physical and/or mental health problem, we suggest you stay in touch with these healthcare providers. You could inquire if they can offer virtual care while you are away at school.

Specialists

The Student Wellness Centre uses a secure electronic health information system. Before arriving to campus, we encourage you to create a TELUS Health Connect account. This will allow you to book medical and/or mental health appointments starting in September, get test result messages, and complete necessary forms before and after appointments.

Fall Orientation for undergraduate students comprises two parts – University Orientation programming and Faculty Orientation programming. Both aspects of Fall Orientation are designed to support your transition to University and prepare you for the school year ahead!

For a more detailed look at the schedules, visit Schedule Hub (will be updated in August)!

This program is mandatory and will help ensure that every first-year student is aware of and understands their role in preventing sexual violence.

You must complete this program before September 7, 2026.

Manage your finances in SOLUS

Fall term tuition and Student Assistance Levy (SAL) as shown on your Account Summary in SOLUS must be paid by September 1, 2026.

Students receiving Government Financial Aid (including OSAP) are being provided with an automatic grace period between September 1 and October 1 for their funding to arrive. No action is required to receive this grace period, and no late fees will be assessed during this time.

General Bursary Application

Complete and submit the ��ϳԹ��Դ General Bursary Application. Through this single application, you will be considered for financial need-based General and Named Bursaries.

The ��ϳԹ��Դ General Bursary Application should be completed by all registered undergraduate and graduate students. It can be found on your SOLUS Student Centre in the Financial Aid tile, under Online Award Applications.

**Complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning program**

If you find completing the program online difficult due to personal circumstances, you'll be asked to complete a form to opt out.

Faculty Information

Faculty of Arts and Science

Smith Engineering

Smith School of Business, Bachelor of Commerce

Faculty of Education

School of Nursing

Bachelor of Health Sciences

Incoming Undergraduate Students

Winter Intake

Step-by-step guide for incoming first-year students

Important Dates

November 27, 2025

January 5, 2026

January 10, 2026

Before You Arrive to Campus

Activate/Confirm your Queen's NetID

Get your access to the Queen's student system

Set up your Queen's Email

Log in to ���ϳԹ���Դ email service and Office 365

Review Financial Assistance

Contact Financial Aid and Awards

Apply to Residence and pay the $805 deposit

Get ready for Residence!

Connect with Queen's Residence

Connect with the Off-Campus Living Advisor

Get ready to live off-campus!

Tell us about your Food Allergies and Special Diets

Get in touch with Hospitality Services

Select and Enrol in Courses

Enrol in your courses

Set up Academic Accommodations

Register with Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)

Participate in the First-Year Foundation program

Take part in online and on-campus opportunities

Upload your Student Card Photo to SOLUS

Submit your photo for your student card

Update your Winter 2025 Student Contact Information

Log in to update your contact information in SOLUS

Prepare to Stay Well

Student Wellness Services can support many of your physical, mental, and sexual health needs.

Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date!

Fill and transfer your prescriptions to a local pharmacy

Stay in touch with healthcare providers

Send referrals to local community specialists

Review your supplementary health insurance plans

Complete "It Takes All Of Us" before January 5

Complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning module

Pay Winter Tuition and Fees by January 10

Manage your finances in SOLUS

Welcome to Campus!

International Student Welcome Days

Campus Events

Student Experience Office

Off-Campus Community

Q Success

Faculty Information

Home

Step-by-step guide for incoming first-year students

Looking to connect with Accessibility supports?

April

Activate/Confirm your Queen's NetID

Apply for Financial Assistance

Financial Aid Options

Complete your Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) application

Complete your provincial/territorial Student Government Assistance application

Financial Aid and Awards Profile

May

DEADLINE: Tell us about your Food Allergies and Dietary Needs

Get in touch with Hospitality Services

June

Set up your Queen's Email

Log in to ���ϳԹ���Դ email service and Office 365

Watch for information on Registration and Fees and student card photo email

DEADLINE: Apply to Residence and ensure the $805 deposit is received by June 1, 2026 at 4pm ET

Living in Residence

Connect with the Off-Campus Living Advisor

Living Off-Campus

Participate in the First-Year Foundations program

Take part in online opportunities

Satisfy the Conditions on your Offer of Admission

Satisfy the conditions on your offer of admission

Set up Academic Accommodations

Register with Queen's Student Accessibility Services (QSAS)

July

Submit the Financial Aid and Awards Profile

Financial Aid and Awards Profile

Select and Enrol in your Courses

Log in to ��ϳԹ��Դ email service and Office 365

Student Wellness Services can support many of your physical, mental, and sexual health needs.

**Complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning module**

Complete your Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) application 

Log in to ��ϳԹ��Դ email service and Office 365

Check your ��ϳԹ��Դ email for scholarship updates

**Complete the It Takes All Of Us online learning program**