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Queen's Statistics & Information

Unless otherwise indicated, all of the following information reflects the 2007-2008 school year.

    Population

    • Total Student Population = 21, 468
    • Full-Time Undergraduate (First Degree) = 12, 369
    • Full-Time Undergraduate (Second Degree; Med, Law, Consecutive Education) = 1,742
    • Full-Time Graduate = 2, 659

    Population by Program:

    • Arts = 4,528
    • Science = 2,604
    • Engineering = 2,392
    • Commerce - 1,119
    • Concurrent Education = 419
    • Nursing = 338
    • Computing = 153
    • Fine Art = 97
    • Music = 109
    • Physical and Health Education = 237
    • Kinesiology = 130
    • Bader International Study Centre (BISC) at Herstmonceux Castle = 180
    • MBA = 555

    Student / Faculty Ratio = 24/1

     

    Geographical Breakdown

    Within Ontario

    • Greater Toronto Area = 36.68%
    • Rest of Ontario = 40%
    • Ontario Total = 76.68%

    Outside Ontario

    • British Columbia = 7.4%
    • Alberta = 4.5%
    • Saskatchewan = 0.5%
    • Manitoba = 0.7%
    • Quebec = 0.6%
    • New Brunswick = 0.4%
    • Newfoundland = 0.3%
    • Prince Edward Island = 0.1%
    • Nova Scotia = 1.6%
    • USA = 2.9%
    • International = 4.3%

    Top 5 International Countries representing the undergraduate body (not including U.S.)

    • China
    • South Korea
    • France
    • United Kingdom
    • Pakistan

    Residence Statistics

    % of First Year students in Residence = ~90%

    % of Upper Year students in Residence = ~10%

    # of available residence beds = ~4,000

    # of Residence buildings = 16 Undergraduate, 1 Graduate

     

    Scholarship Information

    % of students receiving some form of award = 55%

    % of students receiving scholarship = 45% (*90% of our students who hold renewable scholarships renew their award each year)

    % of students receiving bursaries (financial aid) = 25%

     

    Fee Information

    Educational Costs
    Program Tuition*
        Tuition***
     

    Canadian Citizens

    and Permanent Residents

    Student

    Fees

    Books and 

    Supplies

    International Students

    ($CAD+)

    Applied Science $8,215 $985
    $1,700
    $21,015

    Arts / Science

    $5,005 $903
    $1,100
    $17,030
    Commerce
    $11,225

    $1,053

    $2,210
    $24,095
    Computing
    $5,005 $913
    $1,165
    $17,030
    Concurrent Education
    $5,005 $919
    $1,100
    $17,030
    Fine Art
    $5,005 $903
    $1,650
    $17,030

    Kinesiology / Physical &

    Health Education

    $5,005 $906
    $1,700
    $17,030
    Music
    $5,005 $903
    $2,715
    $17,030
    Nursing Science
    $5,005 $946
    $1,595
    $17,030

    BISC First Year

    Program in England

    The 2010 - 2011 inclusive fee for this program is $30,376

    (including tuition, residence, full meal plan, and field studies). 

    Visit http://www.queensu.ca/isc for details.

    PLEASE NOTE:

    Depending on the program of study, students may be either required or encouraged to have access to a personal computer. If leasing a computer from Queen's, students should additionally budget approximately $1,000 - $1,500 per year.

    *First-year Tuition is based on 2009-2010 fee schedules for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Tuition fees referenced may vary slightly from approved fees due to rounding. The 2010 - 2011 approved tuition fees should be announced no later than May 2010. Tuition for most undergraduate programs may increase up to 4.5% annually over the previous year's fee for students entering their first year of study in 2010.

    **Student Fees based on expected 2009-2010 schedules. The 2010-2011 Student Fees should be announced no later than May 2010.

    +The mandatory UHIP (University Health Insurance Plan) is $756 CAD (based on 2009-2010 schedule). 

    ***Tuition for International Students is based on 2009-2010 tuition schedules. The 2010-2011 approved tuition fees should be announced no later than May 2010. International students should refer to http://www.queensu.ca/registrar/currentstudents/fees.html.

     

    Living Expenses

    Listed below are guidelines of living costs you may have as a first year student from September through to April. 

    Living Expense
    Cost
    Room and Meal Plan
    $10,259* - $10,880**
    Additional Meals
    $680 - $850

    Telephone

    (Long Distance)

    $200 - $440
    Personal Expenses
    $400 - $680
    Clothing / Laundry
    $480 - $560
    Recreation
    $500 - $700
    Return Trips Home
    Variable
    Total Living
    $12,519 - $14,110

    Room and Meal Plan based on residence cost for 2010 - 2011.

    Additional Residence Fees +

    • Residence Student Government = $89.28
    • High-Speed Internet Access (resNet) - $160.00
    *Double Room & Board - Main Campus
    **Single Room and Board with Shared Bath - Main Campus
     
    Room Only (Jean Royce Hall) = $5,737
     
    Many students opt to live off-campus after their first-year. Living costs will typically decrease by 20-25%.
    Fees for 2010-2011 Fees should be announced no later than May 2010.
     
     

    Research Funding

    Research Funding in the 2007 - 2008 fiscal year = $180,000,000

    Queen's tops all Canadian universities in the number of national research awards per full-time faculty member, and has naintained this ranking for 6 years (Maclean's Guide to Canadian Universities, 2008, Medical Doctoral category).

     

    Rankings

    Maclean's University Rankings = 2nd in Medical / Doctoral Category in Canada (2008)

    Globe and Mail University Report Card = Most A+'s of any Medium-Sized University in Canada (2008)

    Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) = 117th in the World (2008)

    International Professional Rankings of Higher Education Institutions = 42nd in world

    Business Week Magazine = #1 MBA program in the world outside of USA (2008)

     

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