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Cross-Faculty Transfer to the School of Computing

Information for Queen's students.

APPLICATION Queen's Engineering, Commerce or Nursing students who wish to transfer to a degree program offered in the School of Computing must submit an application through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) using a 105D Application by the deadlines below.  Exceptions to this procedure are Queen's Arts and Science students.  Current Arts and Science students who wish to switch into a Computing program may request this change using an online application process which will become available May 16th at www.queensu.ca/artsci.

Application Deadlines

June1 

For entry in the Fall Term


Note that Winter Term entry is no longer possible.

Applicants must state one of the following concentrations on the application form: Computing, Computer Science, Biomedical Computing, Cognitive Science, Software Design. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA To be eligible for admission consideration to the Bachelor of Computing program, students in other Faculties or Schools at Queen's University must have taken a university preparatory Mathematics course. Admission to a full-time degree program is based on the following: FIRST-YEAR APPLICANTS (defined as students who have fewer than 24.0 transferable* credit units)

  • must have passed a minimum of 18.0 transferable* credit units

  • must have more transferable credit units passed than transferable credit units failed

  • must have a minimum GPA of 1.60

UPPER-YEAR APPLICANTS (defined as students who have 24.0 or more transferable* credit units)

  • must have more transferable credit units passed than transferable credit units failed
  • must have a minimum GPA of 1.60
  • must have fewer than 36.0 transferable credit units failed

*Transferable credit units are those with equivalent credit units in the School of Computing / Faculty of Arts and Science.

NOTE: Students who do not meet these minimum criteria are only eligible for admission consideration for entry after twelve months have lapsed since their last registration. At that time, applicants may be considered only for part-time admission on probation. See Number 14 in the Admission section of the Arts and Science calendar. (Please click here to see this section of the calendar.)

A student having attempted 132.0, or more, units at the time of assessment and has a Cumulative GPA of less than 1.90 will be deemed ineligible to proceed to an Honours Degree. The academic standing "Ineligible to Proceed to an Honours Degree" shall be placed on the student's transcript. More information is available on Academic Regulation 13.8.1.

 
TRANSFER CREDIT UNITS
 
Undergraduate Admission provides a "Statement of Transfer Credit Units" to students admitted to a Computing program. This form lists the passed transferable courses and their equivalents in the School of Computing / Faculty of Arts and Science. Not all courses in other Faculties / Schools have equivalents. Transferable courses that were not passed count as failures in the School of Computing. These are noted on the "Statement of Transfer Credit Units."

Cumulative GPA Calculation

Your academic record will continue to be relevant in your new plan.  Courses that were not passed in your previous plan will count as failures in the Faculty of Arts and Science.

Please note that all credits will transfer to Arts and Science, Kinesiology, Physical and Health Education and Music. For more information please refer to Academic Regulation 10 and Academic Regulation 13.

 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

After accepting an offer of admission to the School of Computing, students should visit the Faculty of Arts & Science website for registration related information. If there are winter term Arts & Science courses in which students are already registered and which they still wish to take, they need to use an Academic Change Form to move the registration of these courses to their Computing program.

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