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Exam Information and Timetabling
Here you can find information on when and where exams will be, as well as how to fix exam conflicts.
Important Messages
- You must have a Queen’s Student Photo ID Card to gain entrance to an exam room. YOU MUST BRING YOUR QUEEN'S STUDENT PHOTO ID TO ALL OF YOUR EXAMS. Students writing an exam without a Queen's student photo ID will be assessed a fine of $50.00 per exam.
- Safety threats in exam halls will be thoroughly and diligently assessed and occupants of the building will be informed, if the circumstances warrant.
- Exams that are evacuated with more than 30 minutes remaining in the exam period will resume if the venue is declared safe within a reasonable amount of time. Instructors will be notified as soon as possible and will have the responsibility to decide how to deal with the interruption and its effect on the exam. In all cases, information will be posted on the departmental web site as soon as possible after a disrupted exam.
- Food, drinks (except water - see below), recording or playback devices, and other electronic communication devices such as cell phones and other mobile devices are not permitted in exam halls.
- Handbags, purses, and book bags are not permitted in an exam hall. Students should only bring essential items to the exam. The University assumes no responsibility for personal property lost in or near any exam hall. It is strongly urged that all valuables be left in the student's place of residence during the period of exams.
- Students may bring (transparent recommended) bottled water in to the exam halls.
- **NOTE**: Correspondence exams at off-campus test sites often have different AM and PM start times.
Exam Timetable
Fall 2011 Term Exams
Click here to view the Fall 2011 Term exam schedule (Locations to be announced).
The Exam Timetable is also available for viewing in the SOLUS Student Center.
Winter 2012 Term Exams
The April 2012 examination schedule will be released by Friday, February 17th, 2012 (tentative).
Per Senate regulations, the schedule is final when posted. Sessional dates are posted here.
Conflicts
The Exams Office will resolve the following conflicts for any exam listed on this timetable:
- two exams at the same time
- an exam at the same time as a religious observance; or
- an exam in three consecutive exam slots.
INDIVIDUAL arrangements are made for EACH STUDENT. You MUST complete an application to the Exams Office for an accommodation for an official exam conflict.
The deadline to apply for accommodation of an official exam conflict is November 7, 2011 for Fall (December) exams and March 7th for Winter (April) exams.
Exam Conflict Application (57 KB)
General Information
- Course Abbreviations
- Location Codes ("P-" before the location indicates the exam will be administered privately by the instructor).
- Campus Map
- ***NOTE*** - The PEC exam venue is building #5 on the campus map
See side links for details on exam conflict resolution and regulations.
Exams from previous years can be found in Exambank.