Sessional dates:

• When making travel plans, be sure to check the sessional dates specific to your student's faculty/school.
• Academic calendars provide additional information on regulations, policies, programs, courses and degree requirements; or visit your student's faculty site for more details.

Fees and deadlines:

• Detailed information can be found in the 2018-19 Guide to Registration and Fees.
• Other important and timely updates are available in the monthly newsletters sent to students by the Registrar's Office. (See also: Information for Parents and Guardians.)
• Parents of undergraduate applicants can visit the Undergraduate Admission website for a list of important dates.

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• Residence living Sign up for Campus Connection, a monthly newsletter for parents on what's happening at Queen’s Residences.
• International students should apply for a study permit as soon as possible. More pre-arrival information…
• Academic Support: Student Academic Success Services offers online resources, one-on-one appointments and learning strategies workshops designed to help students develop their skills in critical thinking, reading, learning, studying, writing, and self-management. First year students who have struggled in first semester may be eligible for Bounce Back, that matches them with an upper-year student mentor who helps identify issues and develop learning strategies. Eligible students are contacted via email.
• Academic accommodations Students with disabilities should register with Accessibility Services every summer. Visit the Accessibility Hub to find resources and information for future and new students.
• Health insurance Students who do not have valid Canadian provincial/territorial insurance must enrol in UHIP. Supplemental coverage is also provided through the AMS Health and Dental Plan.
• Student health Learn about the Athletics and Recreation Centre. Visit the Student Wellness Services and subscribe to a monthly health-related web magazine for parents of university students.
• Food options on campus Learn all about our meal plans and nutrition resources.
• Supports for students with severe allergies What you need to know about food allergies and how to identify special considerations when applying to residence.
• Student safety See all Student Safety resources and our Safety and Security page for Emergency Service Listings.
• Off-campus housing Learn how the Student Community Relations Office can support students. Queen's Community Housing manages university-owned rental properties and operates a service where landlords can list available student accommodations. See the City of Kingston website for information on garbage, recycling, parking and property-related services and rules.
• Your student travelling to and from Kingston Learn more about the Tricolour Express.
• Student employment Career Services is open year-round! See our drop-in hours or arrange a telephone appointment. More about employment and volunteering…