It is a small school that is focused on its students. The campus is beautiful and so are the buildings and departments. There is an array of classes and majors to choose from yet each individually challenging.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Know what classes you want to take before enrollment period comes around. Make sure to check out the professors and his/her reviews online before enrolling. Definitely join a club or organization, it helps to get to know people and make connections during your college experience.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The science department is one of Queens' strongest and rigorous.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
I will not be dorming but from what I heard the summit is a small dormitory but the experience of living on campus is fun.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
Multiple options to choose from, all equally satisfying.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Join a club and/or organization, they offer so many it's hard not to. Do some community service. Try out for a sports team or just keep in shape by taking advantage of Queens' gym and indoor swimming pool.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Students who aren't used to thousands of people and walking miles to get to your next class would be prime candidates. Those who don't want to leave New York City, stay local to obtain their education and want to save a few thousand dollars should go to Queens.
It is a small school that is focused on its students. The campus is beautiful and so are the buildings and departments. There is an array of classes and majors to choose from yet each individually challenging.
Know what classes you want to take before enrollment period comes around. Make sure to check out the professors and his/her reviews online before enrolling. Definitely join a club or organization, it helps to get to know people and make connections during your college experience.
The science department is one of Queens' strongest and rigorous.
I will not be dorming but from what I heard the summit is a small dormitory but the experience of living on campus is fun.
Multiple options to choose from, all equally satisfying.
Join a club and/or organization, they offer so many it's hard not to. Do some community service. Try out for a sports team or just keep in shape by taking advantage of Queens' gym and indoor swimming pool.
Students who aren't used to thousands of people and walking miles to get to your next class would be prime candidates. Those who don't want to leave New York City, stay local to obtain their education and want to save a few thousand dollars should go to Queens.