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How do I register?

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Local Students

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Students admitted to a Queen's College program will begin the registration procedure upon receiving Registration materials delivered electronically and available at http://www.queenscollegenl.ca This Registration materials include: 

  • a Theological Bulletin outlining courses, instructors, timetable, and textbooks for the upcoming semester 

  • a Course Selection Form to be completed and returned to the General Office 

  • information regarding the Fall Semester 

  • information regarding tuition fees and payment. 

 

The Fall Semester begins with a time of community-building and orientation for all students. During this time each student, by appointment, will meet with the Administrative Assistant to complete registration procedures, as follows: 

  • Obtain a parking permit 

  • Pay tuition fees 

  • Receive a student number 

  • Arrange a photocopier account number 

  • Lease College keys for a fee of $50 (refundable upon return of keys). NOTE: Keys are not under any circumstances to be copied. Any illegally cut keys will result in an additional $100 fine.

 

Students are officially registered when all the necessary forms have been completed and their program has been approved by the Provost. Students are not normally permitted to register for more than five three- credit-hour courses per semester. Requests to register for more than five three-credit- hour courses must be approved by the Provost. 

 

Students are provided with the information to access Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) Library and other MUN services within the first week of each semester.

 

International Students 

 

Queen's College welcomes applications from prospective students from dioceses and provinces of the Anglican Communion outside of Canada, from international students, and students of other denominations. However, the number of such applications which can be approved in any given year can be limited. (normally 2-3 per academic year) Please note that only full-time in-person degree programs are suitable for Student Visas.

 

The College's admission policy is designed with the intention of ensuring international students an optimal experience of theological education in the Queen's College setting. The following requirements pertain to the student's application: 

  • For postulants pursuing ordination: the official endorsement of her or his provincial and diocesan denominational authorities 

  • Access to financial resources sufficient to cover all education and living expenses for the duration of their degree program 

  • Competence in English, spoken and written (a written essay may be required)

  • Satisfactory evidence of academic readiness for the program for which registration is sought.

 

Occasional Students

 

Persons wishing to take courses in theology but who are not interested in entering a degree program may seek admission as an Occasional Student. Occasional Students may take up to five courses in any given semester, subject to the limitation of numbers in the class and adherence to our accreditation standards with the Association of Theological Schools. Occasional Students may transfer the academic credits they have obtained to a degree program or the Associate program, but must seek formal admission to such programs in the usual manner.

 

Continuing Education Students

 

Students who already possess a theological degree, or are clergy in their respective denominations may apply to take courses as a Continuing Education Student.  These courses may be taken for credit or audited.  There are no limits on the number of such courses a Continuing Education Student can take.  Such students may transfer the academic credits they have obtained to a degree program or the Associate program, but must seek formal admission to such programs in the usual manner.

 

Auditing Students

 

Persons wishing to audit courses must first obtain the permission of the course instructor and the Provost. No academic prerequisites are required and no academic credit is given for audited courses.  Auditing students are welcomed in most classes, subject to the limitation of numbers in the class and in adherence to our accreditation standards with the Association of Theological Schools. The fees for auditing courses is one half of the regular fees per course (Tuition, Student Services Fee).

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