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The tuition deferment plan is for students whose employers reimburse tuition expenses at the end of the semester. The requirements include a $250.00 fee per term through MyAccount online payment portal, the completion of the Tuition Deferment Form, and the submission of the form to studentaccounts@queens.edu. If you have additional questions, please contact Student Financial Services at 704-337-2225, or studentaccounts@queens.edu.

You may take a hybrid of campus and online classes only through our MBA program.

Tuition does not include the cost of textbooks you will need to complete your coursework. You will receive a booklist for each course and have the option to purchase through our bookstore or elsewhere.

Faculty in the Executive Coaching Certificate program are made up of both tenured faculty and adjuncts who are experts in their field, and who ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty in the Leadership & Change certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are experts in their field and they ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are licensed nurses and specialists in their field and who ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

In the online Cybersecurity Management certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework.

Faculty in the online Finance Certificate program includes tenured faculty and adjuncts who are experts in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

In the online Global Business Management certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework.

Faculty members in the online Healthcare Management Certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are experts in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty in the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are licensed nurses and specialists in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty in the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are licensed nurses and specialists in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty in the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s certificate program are made up of both tenured faculty and adjuncts who are licensed nurses and specialists in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty members in the Organizational Communication program are a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time. You will learn under the guided mentorship of seasoned communication experts and gain an in-depth understanding of relevant, innovative communication strategies and principles.

In the online Strategic Communication certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework. You will learn under the guided mentorship of seasoned communication faculty who are experts in their field.

The program is a mix of both tenured faculty and adjunct.

Each member of our educational leadership graduate program faculty is a real-world practitioner with extensive experience in the field and comprehension of the type of challenges your school will face.

From a mixture of tenured and adjunct professors, our students have the unique opportunity to learn from an innovative curriculum taught by business-savvy faculty with real-world experience.

The faculty in this program consist of experienced professionals with real-world experience who have distinguished themselves in a myriad of healthcare responsibilities.

Every MSN teacher is a nurse and a specialist in their field, and our track leaders all teach in the program. The program is made up of tenured faculty and instructors.

This program’s estimated tuition does not include textbooks, supplies, personal expenses and loan fees. Consider these costs account when you budget for your school year.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

This program’s estimated tuition does not include textbooks, supplies, personal expenses and loan fees. Consider these costs when you budget for the school year.

This program’s estimated tuition does not include textbooks, supplies, personal expenses or loan fees. Consider these costs when you budget for your school year.

This program’s estimated tuition does not include textbooks, supplies, personal expenses, and loan fees. Consider these costs when you budget for your school year.

This program’s estimated tuition does not include clinical fees, textbooks, supplies, personal expenses and loan fees. Consider these costs when you budget for your school year.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

The total tuition estimate does not include miscellaneous fees or other costs you may incur, such as textbooks or technology fees.

Yes. Queens University participates in Yellow Ribbon Program, an endowment that allows U.S. military service members and veterans to attend out-of-state, private or graduate school programs that exceed the state tuition cap. The program makes funds available for educational programs without an additional charge to GI BillTM entitlement benefits. You can learn more about tuition and financial aid here.

Yes, as an online student you may continue your coursework. Speak with an admissions advisor for more information.

No, there is currently no discount on tuition for paying a lump sum for the entire year.

Graduate students who use federal financial aid may request a book voucher to apply to the cost of books purchased through the Queens Bookstore.

Yes, you can schedule a campus visit here.

Absolutely! Our programs are designed with flexibility for students to work full-time and maintain personal and professional commitments.

Our online programs offer flexibility that allows most students to progress through courses and complete a master’s degree within the average time specified. If a student needs to take a break from the program, you can speak with your Student Services Coordinator, who will understand your needs and provide guidance on what options would be best for your break and then return to the program.

No, Queens University of Charlotte is a Presbyterian, liberal arts and sciences institution that offers pre-professional and professional programs. We celebrate religious diversity. Your Queens education has been designed to prepare you to become someone who serves and leads the community, behaves ethically, strives to learn throughout your life, and make a transformative difference in the world. We welcome students from all faiths and beliefs.

No, you do not need to select a concentration.

There is no requirement for MBA students to select a concentration.

The MA in Communication offers two optional specializations: Strategic Communication and Organizational Communication.

However, a concentration is not required. As an alternative, you can choose from a variety of in-demand electives.

Yes, you must pick a concentration. The first six classes are core classes and you can change your concentration at any time leading up to your seventh class.

You can choose from three specializations: Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL), Nurse Administrator, and Nursing Informatics.

You can apply by submitting your application with your resume. Your file will be reviewed when all aspects of the application are complete.

We currently offer no additional tuition benefits. We do, however, work with active duty and veteran education benefits.

Queens University of Charlotte accepts transfer credits, please speak with an Admissions Advisor at 704-372-1886 for more information.

Payment plans are available through the Student Accounts Office. Review payment plan options here.

Once we are within two weeks of the start date for courses, there is no application extension.

There is no application fee.

You may pursue a hybrid of campus and online classes only through our MBA program.

Currently, Queens University of Charlotte features online Master of Business Administration, Master of Science in Nursing, Master of Health Administration, Master of Education Leadership, and COMM programs. Learn more here.

There is no provisional acceptance option available.

Yes, there is a free, fully online student orientation that you will be registered for upon enrollment. It reviews the functions and ease of using the online format. Online students are required to attend an online orientation session specific to their field of study through the learning management system. This virtual orientation will enable students to become familiar with the MyCourses online learning platform and meet other students in their program.

No, we currently do not provide credits for work experience.

Visa sponsorships are not available for online programs, only for on-campus study. Learn more here.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the Executive Coaching Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes, you can choose to complete the Executive Coaching Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

Yes, you can choose to complete the Executive Coaching Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, there are no concentrations associated with the Executive Coaching Certificate program.

While the Executive Coaching Certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

Neither the GMAT nor GRE are required for admissions into the Executive Coaching Certificate program.

Three years of professional work experience is preferred for admission to the Executive Coaching Certificate program. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The total number of transferable credits will be determined by the program committee. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the Leadership & Change Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the Leadership & Change Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the Leadership & Change Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the Leadership & Change certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, there are no concentrations associated with the Leadership & Change certificate program.

While the Leadership & Change Certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

GMAT and GRE scores are not required for admission to the Leadership & Change Certificate program.

While no work experience is required for admission to the program, three years of professional work experience is preferred. Read more about the Leadership & Change Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

Yes, the MA in Communication program accepts transfer credits, please speak with an Admission Advisor for more information.

No. This program does not operate in cohorts.

The program is offered in a flexible format that allows you to select full- or part-time study. For typical full-time pacing, students focus on one class per term. There are two 8-week terms per semester. Students typically take one course in the A term (8 weeks) and then the second course in the B term (8 weeks).

The program is offered in a flexible format that allows you to select either full- or part-time study. For typical full-time pacing, students focus on one class per term with two terms per semester. Full-time students take one course in the A term (8 weeks) and then the second course in the B term (8 weeks).

To schedule a virtual open house, please contact an admissions advisor for more information.

The MA in Communication does not currently offer scholarships

There are two optional specializations:

Exam scores are not required for applicants with a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA.

Applicants who do not meet the GPA requirement must provide acceptable GRE scores from within the past five years: Verbal 153/Quantitative 140/Analytical 4.0.

Applicants with more than five years of professional work experience may appeal the GRE requirement.

No, this program does not require work experience.

Yes, the MA in Educational Leadership program does accept transfer credits. Speak with an Admissions Advisor for more information.

No, the MA in Educational Leadership does not follow a cohort model.

Yes, one class per term is considered full-time.

No, one class per term is considered full-time.

The program currently does not offer scholarships.

If your cumulative GPA is 2.5 to 2.69, you must take the GRE.

The work experience requirement is two years of professional teaching experience. You also need to be licensed and have been for two years.

Yes, the MBA program accepts transfer credits. Please speak to an Admissions Advisor for more information.

No, the MBA does not follow a cohort model.

Yes, there is a full-time option. Students take one course per 8-week term, which is considered full time. It is specifically designed to allow students to choose a pace that will allow them to accomplish their goals without interrupting their careers.

No, students take one course per 8-week term, which is considered full-time. It is specifically designed to allow students to choose a pace that will allow them to accomplish their goals without interrupting their careers.

Yes, there is one residency component.

Virtual open house sessions are held for the MBA program. Please speak with an admissions advisor for more information.

Yes, scholarships for the MBA program are available. Please speak with an admissions advisor for more information.

The GMAT/GRE is not required. In some cases, the admissions committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. Submitting a strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your application if you are concerned about other application requirements.

While work experience is not required, three years of professional work experience is preferred.

Yes, the MHA accepts up to 12 transfer credits. Please speak to an Admissions Advisor for more information.

No, MHA does not follow a cohort model.

Yes, one course per 8-week term is considered full time.

No, one per course 8-week term is considered full time.

There is no residency component attached to the program.

Please contact an admissions advisor for more information regarding virtual open house sessions for the MHA program.

No, the MHA does not offer concentrations.

We currently offer no scholarships for the MHA.

No, this program does not require the GRE or GMAT.

No. The MHA program does not require work experience.

Yes, the MSN program accepts transfer credits. Please speak to an Admissions Advisor for more information.

No, the MSN does not follow a cohort model.

You are considered a full-time student if you take one course per 8-week term.

Each track in the Master of Science in Nursing program will take two years to complete if you take two courses per semester, which is considered full-time. If you choose to study part-time, you can complete the program in four years.

No residency is required for the MSN program.

Please contact an admissions advisor for more information regarding virtual open house sessions for the MSN program.

We currently offer no scholarships for the online MSN program.

Our program has three specializations: Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL), Nurse Administrator, and Nursing Informatics.

No. GMAT/GRE scores are not required.

You need a current, unrestricted license to practice nursing in the state where you intend to complete your practicum.

Your program’s committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The number of transfer credits depends on the individual program. Call an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate students must complete a residency requirement of 300 hours. Ultimately, this requirement will comprise 6 credit hours. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

There are no concentrations in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate does not require an entrance exam like the GMAT or GRE.

Work experience is not required for the online Clinical Nurse Leader Certificate program. You must have a current unrestricted license to practice as an RN in the state where you will complete any practicum requirements. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

The total number of transferable credits will be determined by your program’s committee. Please speak with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online Cybersecurity Management certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Cybersecurity Management certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Cybersecurity Management certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Cybersecurity Management certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Cybersecurity Management certificate does not offer concentrations. Read more about the curriculum in the online Cybersecurity Management certificate.

While the online Cybersecurity Management certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

The Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. Submitting a strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application. Read more about admissions requirements.

Three years of professional work experience is preferred but not required for admission into the certificate program. Read more about admissions requirements.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online Finance Certificate does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! You may choose to complete the online Finance Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

Yes! You may choose to complete the online Finance Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Finance certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Finance Certificate does not offer concentrations.

While the online Finance Certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

No, the online Finance Certificate does not require a GRE or GMAT score for admission.

Applicants with three years of professional work experience are preferred for admission to the online Finance Certificate program. Read more about the online Finance Certificate.

No, the online Global Business Management certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Global Business Management Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Global Business Management Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Global Business Management certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

While the online Global Business Management certificate does not offer concentrations, you have the opportunity to choose three courses from a selection of topics such as international financial management, global business strategy, international experience, and cross-cultural management. Read more about the curriculum in the online Global Business Management certificate.

While the online Global Business Management certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

The Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. A strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application. Read more about admissions requirements.

Three years of professional work experience is preferred but not required for admission to the certificate program. Read more about admissions requirements.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online Healthcare Management Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! You can choose to complete the online Healthcare Management Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

Yes! You can choose to complete the online Healthcare Management Certificate in a part-time or full-time format.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

There are no concentrations offered in the online Healthcare Management Certificate program.

While the online Healthcare Management Certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

GMAT and GRE scores are not required for admission to the online Healthcare Management Certificate program.

The online Healthcare Management Certificate prefers applicants who hold three years of professional work experience. Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The number of transfer credits depends on the individual program. Call an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes. You must complete 225 practicum hours in the nurse administrator residency. Read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program does not offer a concentration.

While the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate does not offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

Neither the GMAT nor the GRE are required for admission to the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

Work experience is not required for admission to the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program. Still, you must have a current unrestricted license to practice as an RN in the state where you will complete any practicum requirements.

The number of transfer credits depends on the individual program. Inquire about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate by requesting more information or calling an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Nursing Educator Certificate students will complete a residency requirement, which totals 225 hours. This requirement satisfies 5 credit hours in the program. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

While the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, there are no concentrations within the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

While the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate does not offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

No, the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program does not require an entrance exam like the GRE or GMAT.

The online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate does not require work experience. Still, you must have a current unrestricted license to practice as an RN in the state where you will complete any practicum requirements.

The number of transfer credits depends on the individual program. Call an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

No, the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! You can choose to earn the certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! You can choose to earn the certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes, Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s certificate students will complete a nursing informatics residency totaling 200 hours, which satisfies 4 credit hours. Read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, there are no concentrations within the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program.

While the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate does not offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

No, the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program does not require an entrance exam like the GRE or GMAT.

No, the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program does not require work experience. Still, you must have a current unrestricted license to practice as an RN in the state where you will complete any practicum requirements.

It depends on the program, as each has different guidelines. Inquire about your program of interest by requesting more information or calling 866-313-2356.

No, the online Organizational Communication certificate program does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Organizational Communication Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Organizational Communication Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Organizational Communication certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Organizational Communication certificate does not offer concentrations.

While the online Organizational Communication certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

No, the online Organizational Communication certificate does not require an entrance exam. Read more about admissions requirements.

No, the online Organizational Communication certificate does not require work experience. Read more about admissions requirements.

It depends on the program, as each has different guidelines. Inquire about your program of interest by requesting more information or calling 866-313-2356.

No, the online Strategic Communication certificate does not follow a cohort model.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Strategic Communication Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

Yes! Students can choose to earn the online Strategic Communication Certificate on a part-time or full-time schedule.

While the program does not offer a virtual open house at this time, you can read more about the online Strategic Communication certificate, request more information, or get in touch with an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356.

No, the online Strategic Communication certificate does not offer concentrations.

While the online Strategic Communication certificate does not currently offer programmatic scholarships, our Financial Aid 101 page provides helpful information about many state, institutional, and governmental scholarships and other funding sources.

No, the online Strategic Communication certificate does not require an entrance exam. Read more about admissions requirements.

No, the online Strategic Communication certificate does not require work experience. Read more about admissions requirements.

Queens provides services that can benefit you in your career search. To review those services, visit the page through this link and scroll down to Career Development Resources.

Queens University of Charlotte offers a number of financial aid opportunities to students. Contact us at finaid@queens.edu or 704-337-2225, or contact a staff member directly for more information. You can also learn more about the financial aid process by reviewing our tuition and scholarship page.

Your first step is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) using Queens’ FAFSA code 002957. This free application will determine if you are eligible for need-based grants, scholarships, and student-loan programs.

You’ll start by completing a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine financial aid eligibility.

The first step toward applying to the Executive Coaching Certificate is to complete the online application here. You will then need to gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The first step toward applying to the Leadership & Change Certificate is to complete the online application here. Gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the Leadership & Change Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

To learn more about the application process, visit this page.

To learn more about the application process, visit this page.

You can apply online now.

You can apply online.

To apply, you must submit an application, résumé, and official transcripts from all previously attended colleges.

To apply for the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program, please follow these steps:

  • Fill out your application here.
  • Submit transcripts. To complete the application process, you’ll need official transcripts of all post-secondary course work from previously attended institutions.
  • Contact us at 866-313-2356 with questions.

After completing your application, you’ll receive a decision from our admissions department within 2 to 3 weeks.

Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

Your first step is to fill out the online application and gather materials such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a résumé, and more. Read more about admissions requirements.

The first step toward applying to the online Finance Certificate is to complete the online application here. You will then need to gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the online Finance Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

Your first step is to fill out the online application and gather materials such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a résumé, and more. Read more about admissions requirements.

To apply to the online Healthcare Management Certificate program, you will first need to complete the online application here. You will then need to gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The first step in applying to the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program is to fill out an application here. Next, you should order and submit official transcripts of all post-secondary coursework from institutions you have previously attended. After completing the application, you’ll receive a decision from our admissions department within 2 to 3 weeks. You can contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 with questions about the application.

The first step in applying to the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program is to fill out your application here. Next, you will need to order and submit official transcripts of all post-secondary coursework from previously attended institutions. After completing your application, you’ll receive a decision from our admissions department within 2 to 3 weeks. You can also contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 with questions.

The first step in applying to the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program is to fill out your application here. Then, you should order and submit official transcripts of all post-secondary coursework from institutions you have previously attended. After completing your application, you’ll receive a decision from our admissions department within 2 to 3 weeks. You can contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 with questions about the application.

Your first step is to fill out the online application and gather materials such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a résumé, and more. Read more about admissions requirements.

Your first step is to fill out the online application and gather materials such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a résumé, and more. Read more about admissions requirements.

Your first step is to fill out the online application and gather documents such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, a résumé, and more. Read more about admissions requirements.

The faculty and staff at Queens are here to support you while you pursue your graduate education. As U.S. military service members, you have access to a support system at Queens University of Charlotte that is second to none, as well as a number of student resources.

The Executive Coaching Certificate program can be finished in 12 months.

Students can finish the Leadership & Change Certificate as quickly as three semesters.

The online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate can be completed in three semesters.

The online Finance Certificate can be completed in 12 months.

You can complete the online Global Business Management certificate as quickly as one year.

The online Healthcare Management Certificate can be completed in three semesters.

You can complete this degree in one and a half years, or longer if needed.

You can complete this flexible program in 12 months at a rigorous pace, or select a 16- or 20-month track, which is ideal for working professionals.

You can complete the Master of Business Administration program in two years if you take two courses per semester, which is considered full-time.

You can also take longer to complete the program if needed. Some students may opt to take on more courses at once, completing the program on a shorter timeline, depending on the concentration.

Students can complete the degree in 24 months.

You can complete your degree program in as few as two years.

The online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program can be completed in two semesters.

Students can complete the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program in two semesters.

The online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate can be completed in three semesters.

You can complete the online Organizational Communication certificate as quickly as one year.

You can complete the online Strategic Communication certificate as quickly as one year.

The Presbyterian Church is anchored in the Reformed tradition, which is marked by historical, theological, and institutional commitments to education for the common good and the dignity of all people. Queens’ ties to the Presbyterian Church (USA) were established in 1857. This tradition has embedded core values such as service, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to the common good in Queens’ DNA.

The Queens community promotes civic good by fostering knowledge and nurturing relationships among people of different religious and philosophical world views. This pluralistic approach goes beyond mere tolerance to promote conversation and collaboration across differences, and it is at the heart of the transformative educational experience Queens provides. By understanding others on their own terms, we appreciate both our common values and our distinctive convictions.

Pluralism enables us to value one another, to work together, and to disagree well. This philosophy is also reflected in the McColl School of Business’s 3 Cs of Leadership – Competence, Character, and Commitment to Community. We push students to gain an understanding of themselves and their potential to impact the community by being open to different perspectives, embracing diversity, finding commonalities, and collaborating to accomplish goals for the common good.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage, which is expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve,” but we do not incorporate specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

Queens’ Presbyterian roots as expressed by the university’s motto of “Not to be served, but to serve,” is reaffirmed through the Knight School of Communication’s service activities such as the Digital Charlotte project. Digital Charlotte serves the Charlotte community through digital/media literacy training and initiatives to bridge the digital divide. Students have the opportunity to participate in digital/media literacy initiatives.

It is not incorporated specifically, at this time, but we certainly embed the mission and honor code of the university in all programs and in program documents. In terms of religious pluralism, we are in the process over the next one or two years of incorporating specific religious pluralism activities and discussions into our program.

The Presbyterian Church is anchored in the Reformed tradition, which is marked by historical, theological, and institutional commitments to education for the common good and the dignity of all people. Queens’ ties to the Presbyterian Church (USA) were established in 1857. This tradition has embedded core values such as service, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to the common good in Queens’ DNA.

The Queens community promotes civic good by fostering knowledge and nurturing relationships among people of different religious and philosophical world views. This pluralistic approach goes beyond mere tolerance to promote conversation and collaboration across differences, and it is at the heart of the transformative educational experience Queens provides. By understanding others on their own terms, we appreciate both our common values and our distinctive convictions.

Pluralism enables us to value one another, to work together, and to disagree well. This philosophy is also reflected in the McColl School of Business’s 3 Cs of Leadership – Competence, Character, and Commitment to Community. We push students to gain an understanding of themselves and their potential to impact the community by being open to different perspectives, embracing diversity, finding commonalities, and collaborating to accomplish goals for the common good.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage which is expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve”, but we do not incorporate any specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage, which is expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve,” but we do not incorporate any specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

The Presbyterian Church is anchored in the Reformed tradition, which is marked by historical, theological, and institutional commitments to education for the common good and the dignity of all people. Queens’ ties to the Presbyterian Church (USA) were established in 1857. This tradition has embedded core values such as service, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to the common good in Queens’ DNA.

The Queens community promotes civic good by fostering knowledge and nurturing relationships among people of different religious and philosophical world views. This pluralistic approach goes beyond mere tolerance to promote conversation and collaboration across differences, and it is at the heart of the transformative educational experience Queens provides. By understanding others on their terms, we appreciate both our common values and our distinctive convictions.

Pluralism enables us to value one another, to work together, and to disagree well. This philosophy is also reflected in the McColl School’s 3 C’s of Leadership – Competence, Character, and Commitment to Community. We push students to gain an understanding of themselves and their potential to impact the community by being open to different perspectives, embracing diversity, finding commonalities, and collaborating to accomplish goals for the common good.

The Presbyterian Church is anchored in the Reformed tradition, which is marked by historical, theological, and institutional commitments to education for the common good and the dignity of all people. Queens’ ties to the Presbyterian Church (USA) were established in 1857. This tradition has embedded core values such as service, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to the common good in Queens’ DNA.

The Queens community promotes civic good by fostering knowledge and nurturing relationships among people of different religious and philosophical world views. This pluralistic approach goes beyond mere tolerance to promote conversation and collaboration across differences, and it is at the heart of the transformative educational experience Queens provides. By understanding others on their own terms, we appreciate both our common values and our distinctive convictions.

Pluralism enables us to value one another, to work together, and to disagree well. This philosophy is also reflected in the McColl School’s 3 C’s of Leadership – Competence, Character, and Commitment to Community. We push students to understand themselves and their potential to impact the community by being open to different perspectives, embracing diversity, finding commonalities, and collaborating to accomplish goals for the common good.

The connection to religious affiliation is linked with the university’s ‘Service’ value and we value responsibility and service to the society at large in keeping with our Presbyterian connection. This is consistent with the university’s statement in the catalog, very brief.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage which is expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve,” but we do not incorporate any specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage, expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve,” but we do not incorporate any specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

We are proud of our Presbyterian heritage, which is expressed in our motto, “Not to be served, but to serve,” but we do not incorporate any specific beliefs or non-beliefs in our courses. As a university, Queens supports religious and spiritual diversity.

The majority of the online courses are 8 weeks, however, some programs that have campus components have 16-week courses. Please refer to your program of interest for more details.

The online degree takes 22 months to complete for students who enroll in one 8-week class at a time.

Students typically complete the degree in 24 months.

The application process typically takes two weeks or less.

This program is only offered on campus.

As part of the MBA program, the Finance Certificate has been offered online since 2013.

The Leadership & Change Certificate has offered an online class since 2019.

The program launched in 2013.

This program has been offered since Summer 2013.

The program has been offered online since Summer 2013.

The program has been offered online since Summer 2017.

This program has been offered online since 2013.

The online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program has been offered online since 2020.

The Cybersecurity Management certificate program has been offered online since 2020.

The Global Business Management certificate program has been offered online since 2020.

The Healthcare Management Certificate program, as part of the MBA program, has been offered online since 2013.

The Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program has been offered online since 2020.

The Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program has been offered online since 2020. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

The Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s certificate program has been offered online since 2020. Read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate.

The Organizational Communication certificate has been offered online since 2020.

The Strategic Communication certificate has been offered online since 2020.

After you submit an application, complete the program specific requirements and order transcripts, your application will be reviewed by the admissions department. A decision will be made in 2 to 3 weeks.

You can complete the online Cybersecurity Management certificate as quickly as one year.

No clinical/field hours are required.

The number of clinical hours required is dependent on the track chosen.

  • Clinical Nurse Leader: 400 clinical hours
  • Nurse Administrator: 225 clinical hours
  • Nursing Informatics: 225 clinical hours

Students in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program must complete 300 hours to satisfy the program’s residency requirement, which will equal 6 credit hours. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate students must complete a residency component that consists of 225 hours. This requirement also satisfies 5 credit hours in the program. Read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

There are five courses in the Executive Coaching Certificate program. You’ll study coaching theories and applications, advanced coaching theory, your choice of two elective courses as well as a coaching practicum. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate.

The program consists of five courses. You’ll study leadership, development and organizational behavior, plus your choice of three elective courses. Read more about the Leadership & Change certificate.

There are 10 courses in the MA in Communication program.

There are 11 courses in the MA in Educational Leadership program.

You will take 11 core courses and 2 to 3 electives, depending on whether you choose to pursue a concentration. Additional foundation courses may be required.

There are 12 courses.

There are 12 courses in the MSN.

There are four courses in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program. You will study nursing leadership principles and practices, management of clinical outcomes, and management of the care environment. Then, you will complete a clinical nurse leader residency. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

The online Cybersecurity Management certificate includes five courses. Read more about the curriculum in the online Cybersecurity Management certificate.

There are five courses in the online Finance Certificate program. You’ll study managerial accounting, managerial finance, plus three elective courses of your choice. Read more about the online Finance Certificate.

The online Global Business Management certificate includes five courses. Read more about the curriculum in the online Global Business Management certificate.

There are a total of five courses in the online Healthcare Management Certificate program. You’ll study managerial accounting, marketing management, health services organization, and development, along with your choice of two electives. Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate.

There are three courses in the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program. You will study leadership principles and practices, plus financial management for nurse leaders. You will complete 225 practicum hours in the nurse administrator residency. Read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

The online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program includes three courses with topics in nursing curriculum and evaluation, and nursing education principles and practices. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

The online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate program includes five courses with topics in nursing leadership, financial management for nurse leaders, clinical information systems, and healthcare data implementation. Read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate.

The online Organizational Communication certificate includes five courses. Read more about the curriculum in the online Organizational Communication certificate.

The online Strategic Communication certificate includes five courses. Read more about the curriculum in the online Strategic Communication certificate.

There are 15 credit hours in the Executive Coaching Certificate program. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate.

There are a total of 15 credit hours in the Leadership & Change certificate program. Read more about the Leadership & Change certificate.

The total credit hour requirement is 33.

The total credit hour requirement is 36 (39 if you add a concentration).

There are 36 credit hours required for the MHA program.

The master’s program requires 37 credit hours.

Currently, there are a total of 17 credit hours in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

This program includes 15 credit hours of coursework. Read more about the curriculum in the online Cybersecurity Management certificate.

There are a total of 15 credit hours in the online Finance Certificate program. Read more about the online Finance Certificate.

This program includes 15 credit hours of coursework. Read more about the curriculum in the online Global Business Management certificate.

There are 15 credit hours in the online Healthcare Management Certificate program. Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate.

The curriculum consists of 11 credit hours. You will study leadership principles and practices, plus financial management for nurse leaders. Then, you will complete 225 practicum hours in the nurse administrator residency. Read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program.

How many credits are in the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate?

There are a total of 11 credit hours in the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

There are a total of 17 credit hours in the online certificate program. Read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate.

This program includes 15 credit hours of coursework. Read more about the curriculum in the online Organizational Communication certificate.

This program includes 15 credit hours of coursework. Read more about the curriculum in the online Strategic Communication certificate.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The total number of transferable credits will be determined by the program committee. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

Total number of transferrable credits will be determined by the program committee, please speak with an Admissions Advisor for more information.

The total number of transferrable credits will be determined by the program committee, please speak with an Admissions Advisor for more information.

Yes, the MBA program accepts transfer credits. Please speak to an Admissions Advisor for more information.

The total number of transferrable credits s up to 12. Please speak with an Admissions Advisor for more information.

The total number of transferrable credits will be determined by the program committee, please speak with an Admissions Advisor for more information.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The program committee will determine the total number of transferable credits. Please speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The number of transfer credits depends on the individual program. Call an enrollment counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The program requires a total of 30 credit hours.

Queens University of Charlotte enrolls more than 400 online students.

Queens University of Charlotte enrolls about 2,400 undergraduate and graduate students through the College of Arts and Sciences, McColl School of Business, Blair College of Health (home to The Presbyterian School of Nursing), Wayland H. Cato, Jr. School of Education, James L. Knight School of Communication and Hayworth College for Adult Studies.

While study habits vary, we recommend that you reserve 15 to 20 hours a week per course for your studies.

Credits completed within the past five years and with a minimum grade B may be considered for transfer to Queens.

We typically review within a week of submission.

Contact your admissions advisor to discuss what other options still remain.

Tuition deferment is offered for students whose employers reimburse tuition expenses at the end of the semester. Requirements include a $250 fee per term (paid through the MyAccount online payment portal) and a completed tuition deferment form submitted to studentaccounts@queens.edu. If you have additional questions, please contact Student Financial Services at 704-337-2225 or studentaccounts@queens.edu.

No, online degrees reflect the same information as a degree earned on campus.

Yes, the McColl School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International is known as the longest-standing, most prestigious form of specialized/professional accreditation an institution can earn. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this distinguished accreditation.

No, this program is only offered on campus.

The McColl School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International is the longest-standing, most prestigious form of specialized/professional accreditation an institution can earn. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this distinguished accreditation.

Yes! This is a hybrid certificate program, where one course is offered online while the remaining courses must be taken on campus.

No, the MA in Communication program is offered fully online or on-campus.

This program is offered only online.

The program is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (NCATE). The organization focuses on accrediting teacher education programs in U.S. colleges and universities to ensure they meet rigorous teaching and learning standards. It was founded in 1954 and was recognized as an accreditor by the U.S. Department of Education. The organization also provides professional and intellectual support for institutions to prepare the documentation needed for accreditation purposes and improve the quality of teacher-education programs.

Yes, this program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business AACSB. Through its rigorous standards and processes, AACSB accredits institutions that uphold its mission and core values, work to advance the interests of global business education, and participate in AACSB’s community of leading business schools. In this context, AACSB focuses on continuous quality improvement in business education through engagement, innovation, and impact.

There are online, on-campus and hybrid options.

No, the MHA is only offered online.

Yes, the master’s degree program in nursing at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

No, the MSN is available online only.

Yes, the master’s degree program in nursing at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

No, the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate is only available 100% online.

The McColl School of Business at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in business education and represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

Yes, you can complete the certificate 100% online or through a combination of on-campus and online courses.

Yes, the online degree is the same caliber as the on-campus degree.

Yes, the McColl School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International is known as the longest-standing, most prestigious form of specialized/professional accreditation an institution can earn. Less than 5% of business schools worldwide have earned this distinguished accreditation.

Students can choose to complete the Finance Certificate either fully online or fully on-campus.

The McColl School of Business at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in business education and represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

Yes, you can complete the certificate 100% online or through a combination of on-campus and online courses.

Yes, the McColl School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB focuses on continuous quality improvement in business education through engagement, innovation, and impact.

No, you can choose to take the Healthcare Management Certificate program entirely online or fully on-campus.

Yes, the master’s degree program in nursing at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

No, the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program is only available 100% online.

Yes, the master’s degree program in nursing at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

No, the Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate is only available in a 100% online format. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

Yes, the master’s degree program in nursing at Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).

No, the Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s certificate program is only offered online.

No, you can choose to complete the certificate 100% online or 100% on-campus.

No, the online Strategic Communication certificate is not available in a blended/hybrid format. You can either complete the certificate 100% in-person or completely online.

Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Queens University of Charlotte.

No, the curriculum explored in on-campus and online courses is identical. The faculty who teach on-campus courses also teach our online courses.

We have a traditional campus located in Charlotte, North Carolina, and also offer programs online.

Queens University of Charlotte is a Presbyterian, liberal arts and sciences institution that offers pre-professional and professional programs. We celebrate religious diversity. Your Queens education has been designed to prepare you to serve and lead the community, act ethically, strive to learn throughout your life and make a transformative difference in the world. We welcome students from all faiths and beliefs.

Work experience may be required depending on the online program. Learn more about the online programs Queens University of Charlotte offers here.

Due to FERPA and student privacy laws, we do not keep a catalog or coordinate requests for applicants to speak with current students. We do provide testimonials throughout our website. You may also check with an admissions advisor for more information.

Yes! Both online and on-campus students are invited to attend the graduation ceremony.

Admission to the Master of Arts in Communication program requires:

  • A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum 3.0 GPA.
  • Official transcripts from each institution attended.
  • A written statement describing professional and personal goals and objectives.
  • A resume outlining your academic and professional background, as well as recognitions, honors and awards.
  • Two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references submitted via fax or email.

GRE scores are not required for applicants with a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher. Applicants who do not meet the GPA requirement must provide GRE scores from within the past five years. Applicants with more than five years of professional work experience may appeal the GRE requirement.

To be admitted to the program, you must complete an application, have a cumulative undergraduate 2.7 GPA on a 4.0 scale, have two years of professional teaching experience, and provide a resume, official transcripts of all colleges previously attended, statement of purpose and two letters of recommendation.

To apply for admission, you’ll need the following:

  • Completed application
  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
  • Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
  • Admission essay (contact an enrollment counselor for more details)
  • Résumé outlining the academic and professional background and recognition, honors, and awards
  • Two recommendation letters from professional references
  • Three years of professional work experience (preferred)

The Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. Submitting a strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application.

To apply for admission, you’ll need the following:

  • Completed application
  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
  • Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
  • Admission essay (contact an enrollment counselor for more details)
  • Résumé outlining the academic and professional background and recognition, honors, and awards
  • Two recommendation letters from professional references
  • Three years of professional work experience (preferred)

The Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. A strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application.

First, you will need a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum 3.0 GPA. You will then complete an online application and prepare official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, a current résumé, a personal statement, and recommendation letters from two professional references. Read more about the application process here.

First, you will need a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum 3.0 GPA. You will then complete an online application and prepare official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, a current résumé, a personal statement, and letters from two professional references. Read more about the application process here.

For admission into the Executive Coaching Certificate program, you will need to gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

While there are no minimum GMAT/GRE scores, the Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. Submitting a strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application. Read more about admissions requirements.

While there are no minimum GMAT/GRE scores, the Admissions Committee may request GMAT/GRE scores if more information is needed to make an admission decision. A strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application. Read more about admissions requirements.

Applicants with a cumulative GPA below 3.0 must provide acceptable GRE scores from within the past five years: Verbal 153/Quantitative 140/Analytical 4.0.

You may be considered with a minimum 2.5 GPA if you have GRE scores of 150 Verbal and 150 Quantitative. Otherwise, no GRE score is required to apply.

For admission into the Leadership & Change Certificate program, you will need to gather official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, write a personal essay, provide a current résumé, and secure two recommendation letters from professional references. Read more about the Leadership & Change Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

To be admitted to the program, you must submit an application, resume, official transcripts of all colleges previously attended, statement of purpose (500–750 words) and two letters of recommendation.

To be admitted to the program, you must submit an application, have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (students with a cumulative GPA of 2.5-2.99 will be considered for probational admission), resume, official transcripts of all colleges previously attended, statement of purpose, and two letters of recommendation.

Application requirements include:

  • A completed graduate application
  • Official transcripts of all post-secondary academic coursework, indicating evidence of a BSN degree earned at a regionally accredited institution and nursing program accredited by NLNAC or CCNE. RNs with bachelor’s degrees that are not in nursing may be considered for the program.
  • Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale
  • Evidence of a current unrestricted license to practice nursing in the state in which you will complete any practicum requirements of the program

The two admissions requirements for the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program are:

  • A master’s degree in nursing.
  • A current unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse in the state where you will complete the program’s practicum requirements.

Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

The requirements to apply for the online Finance Certificate include:

  • Application
  • Résumé
  • Official transcripts from all colleges previously attended
  • Statement of purpose (500–750 words)
  • Two letters of recommendation

Read more about the online Finance Certificate.

Application requirements for the Healthcare Management Certificate program include:

  • A completed graduate application
  • A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
  • Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
  • One admissions essay (contact a program manager for more details)
  • Two letters of professional reference
  • Résumé outlining academic and professional background and recognitions, honors, and awards
  • Three years of professional work experience preferred

The Admissions Committee may request a GMAT/GRE if more information is needed to make an admission decision. Submitting a strong GMAT/GRE score could strengthen your file if you are concerned about other areas of your application.

Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

To be admitted to the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate, you must hold a master’s degree in nursing and a current, unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse in the state in which you will complete any practicum requirements of the program. Read more about the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate.

Admission to the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program requires a master’s degree in nursing and a current unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse in the state where you will complete any practicum requirements the program. Read more about the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate.

To be admitted to the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate, you must hold a master’s degree in nursing and hold a current, unrestricted license to practice as a registered nurse in the state you will complete the practicum requirements of the program. Read more about the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate.

The Cybersecurity Management Certificate provides the qualifying skills for network security specialists, cybersecurity systems managers, cybersecurity network managers, and more. Read more about the online Cybersecurity Management certificate.

The Global Business Management Certificate provides the qualifying skills for leadership roles in international business, business strategy, business management, and more.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year, in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Terms start in January, May and August. Each semester includes two 8-week terms.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August.

Students can start in spring (January), summer (May), or fall (August). Priority deadlines are typically four weeks prior to the start.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year, in May, August, and January. Read more about start dates and application deadlines.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and then a final deadline. Read more about start dates and application deadlines.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August.

Queens University of Charlotte values a focus on students, stewardship, integrity and respect, as well as creativity and innovation. You can read more about how we carry out each of those on our About Us page.

With an online Healthcare Management certificate, you can secure or advance in many roles, including as a medical and health services manager, general and operations manager, pediatric clinic manager, quality manager, clinic director, practice manager and more.

The Vandiver Center for Career Development was established at Queens to provide career support with personal advisors who can provide résumé and interview assistance.

We also host recruiting and networking events and offer an online job board to post your résumé and explore opportunities relevant to our programs.

For most programs, students can expect weekly reading, discussion posts and responses and other assignments. Most programs are asynchronous and don’t require scheduled log-in times. There are programs that may require synchronous work, please refer to your program of interest for more information.

The term cohort refers to any group of students educated at the same time, usually within the same program and courses.

A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university and a cumulative 3.0 GPA is required. If your GPA is lower, you must provide acceptable GRE scores from within the past five years.

The program requires a bachelor’s degree with a cumulative 2.7 GPA or higher.

A 3.0 GPA is preferred.

Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. Students with a cumulative GPA of 2.5-2.99 will be considered for probational admission.

You must have a cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale.

While not required, the Executive Coaching Certificate program prefers that applicants hold a 3.0 GPA. Read more about the Executive Coaching Certificate.

The Leadership & Change Certificate program prefers that applicants hold a 3.0 GPA. Read more about the Leadership & Change Certificate.

The online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program does not have a GPA requirement. However, you must hold a master’s degree in nursing. Read more about the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program.

For admittance into the online Cybersecurity Management certificate, a 3.0 undergraduate GPA is preferred but not required. Read more about application requirements.

The online Finance Certificate program prefers that applicants hold a 3.0 GPA. Read more about the online Finance Certificate.

For admittance into the online Global Business Management certificate program, a 3.0 undergraduate GPA is preferred but not required. Read more about application requirements.

While the program doesn’t feature an explicit GPA requirement, we prefer applicants to the online Healthcare Management Certificate program hold a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale. Read more about the online Healthcare Management Certificate or contact an Enrollment Counselor at 866-313-2356 for more information.

The program does not have a minimum GPA requirement. Applicants must have a master’s degree in nursing for admission.

No GPA is required for entry into the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program, but you must hold a master’s degree in nursing.

No GPA is required for entry into the program, but you must hold a master’s degree in nursing to be admitted.

For admission, you’ll need a GPA of at least 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. Read more about admissions requirements.

For admission, you’ll need a GPA of at least 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. Read more about admissions requirements.

Financial aid, at the graduate level, is an option to complete the FAFSA for eligibility to receive loans for your tuition and related expenses. You must complete the FAFSA to determine whether you are eligible.

While the specifics of each program vary, the admissions process always starts by submitting your application for the program you want to attend. To complete your application file, you’ll need copies of things such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements and more. Our admissions team will help guide you through this process. Once your file is complete with all items, it will be reviewed for a decision. The review process generally takes 2-4 weeks.

The online programs are limited to 19 students per course.

5 full-time faculty and 4 part-time faculty (Please note: Perhaps we incorporate something similar to the MHA request with this one that many of the adjunct hold full time positions in communication leadership).

There is one full-time faculty in MEL – the Director, Dr. Dixie Abernathy. The majority of our courses are taught by adjunct professors who are experts in the field of education. Former superintendents, former Human Resource specialists, for Curriculum and Instruction Associate Superintendents, and former principals and Directors are just some of the expert leaders who teach our MEL courses.

There are 14 full time faculty who are currently teaching in the MBA program and 8 part-time faculty.

Per semester 50% of classes taught by full-time faculty, 50% adjunct faculty. What is more important is that everyone who teaches (part time and full time) is highly qualified and experienced in the healthcare industry. Many of the adjunct faculty also hold full time positions in healthcare leadership.

We currently have 12 full-time and 5 part-time teaching in the MSN program, but that ratio may vary from term to term.

Faculty in the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s certificate program include tenured faculty and adjuncts who are licensed nurses and specialists in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

In the online Cybersecurity Management certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework.

Faculty members in the online Finance Certificate program include full-time and part-time faculty who are experts in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

In the online Global Business Management certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework.

Faculty in the online Healthcare Management Certificate program includes both tenured faculty and adjuncts who are experts in their field and ensure that you receive individualized support throughout the program.

Faculty members in the Organizational Communication program are a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time. You will learn under the guided mentorship of seasoned communication experts and gain an in-depth understanding of relevant, innovative communication strategies and principles.

In the online Strategic Communication certificate program, you will be taught by a diverse mix of tenured, adjunct, full-time, and part-time faculty who will bring their real-world expertise into your digital coursework. You will learn under the guided mentorship of seasoned communication faculty who are experts in their field.

The cost is $942 per credit hour.

The program is $497 per credit hour and requires 33 credits. The total tuition cost is $16,401.

The current cost per credit hour is $1,165. MBA foundational courses are an additional $1,200 per course.

In some cases, foundational courses may be waived. Please speak with an admissions advisor for details.

The program is $811 per credit hour, and the total tuition cost is $29,196.

The cost of the program is $609 per credit hour.

The cost of the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate is $604 per credit hour.

The cost per credit for graduate business certificates is $1,165.

The current cost per credit hour for the online Finance Certificate is $1,165.

The cost per credit for the online Global Business Management certificate is $1,165.

The current cost per credit hour for the online Healthcare Management Certificate is $1,165.

The current cost per credit hour for the Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate is $604 for the online certificate program.

The current cost per credit hour for the Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate is $604.

The Organizational Communication Certificate costs $942 per credit hour.

The Strategic Communication Certificate costs $906 per credit hour.

The current cost per credit hour for the Executive Coaching Certificate is $1,165.

The current cost per credit hour for the Leadership & Change certificate program is $1,165.

The online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program’s cost per credit hour is currently $604.

When it comes to a cybersecurity certificate vs. degree, the stand-alone online cybersecurity certificate is a great option for those who want to add to an existing business degree or explore a new area of interest. Others might want to pursue a cybersecurity management concentration as part of their ongoing MBA degree program. With these flexible options, you can choose the program that’s right for you.

When comparing federal loans and private loans, the key difference is that federal loans are funded by the U.S. government and private loans are provided by banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions. Each has its own student loan eligibility criteria, application process, and terms and conditions. Whether you choose federally funded student loans or private student loans, you have to pay back the money you borrow, plus interest—whether you graduate or not. Student loans are legal agreements, so be sure you understand what you’re signing. If something isn’t clear, ask your school counselor or lender for help.

Our class sizes are intentionally kept small — we maintain a 9:1 student/faculty ratio. You can learn more about Queens University of Charlotte here.

After you have chosen your degree path, the first step in the application process is to begin the online application.

After you have chosen your degree path, the first step in the application process is to begin the online application.

Currently, our program completion leads to licensure eligibility in the state of NC, without any additional licensure exams. So, our pass rate – of people who complete our program successfully – is quite high!

This program is not meant to prepare you for any additional licenses.

Up to 50% of credit hours of graduate work may be transferred from another regionally or international accredited, or equivalent institution. Granting of transfer credit is dependent upon the specific course under consideration, which will be evaluated by the program director or designee and the Registrar’s Office in terms of content, level and equivalency to a course in the graduate program.

The mission of Queens University of Charlotte is to provide transformative educational experiences that nurture intellectual curiosity, promote global understanding, encourage ethical living and prepare individuals for purposeful and fulfilling lives. Our vision is to be recognized as a leading comprehensive university, distinguished by our commitment to transforming the lives of our students and enhancing the intellectual and cultural fabric of our community.

The MHA program has an 89% retention rate.

The total tuition cost for the Executive Coaching certificate is $17,475.

The total cost of tuition for the Leadership & Change program is $17,475.

Tuition is $497 per credit hour and the program requires 33 credits. The total tuition cost is $16,401.

The total tuition for the MBA program depends on the track students choose. For the MBA with foundational courses, the total tuition is $45,540. For the MBA without foundational courses, the total tuition is $41,940. For the MBA program with specialization courses, total tuition is $41,940 to $45,540.

The program is $811 per credit hour, and the total tuition cost is $29,196.

The estimated total cost of the program is $22,680. This is subject to change.

The estimated tuition for the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s Certificate program is about $10,268.

Tuition is an estimated $17,475. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur.

The estimated tuition for the online Finance Certificate is $17,475.

Tuition is an estimated $17,475. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur.

The estimated tuition for the online Healthcare Management Certificate program is $17,475.

The total tuition for the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s Certificate program is estimated $6,644, before additional fees.

Tuition for the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s Certificate program is $6,644.

The current total tuition for the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s Certificate is $10,268.

Total tuition for the certificate is about $14,130. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur.

The total tuition for the certificate is an estimated $14,130. This estimate does not include fees or other costs you may incur.

We welcome you to review the university’s rankings and accomplishments.

Queens University of Charlotte is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Queens University of Charlotte.

Queens University of Charlotte is a Presbyterian, liberal arts and sciences institution that offers pre-professional and professional programs. We celebrate religious diversity. Your Queens education has been designed to prepare you to become someone who serves and leads the community, behaves ethically, strives to learn throughout your life, and make a transformative difference in the world. We welcome students from all faiths and beliefs.

The total cost of tuition for the program is $34,854 excluding fees.

Our FAFSA code is 002957. You can start the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) here.

With a Leadership & Change Certificate, you can advance your career as a top executive, human resources manager, senior vice president, director, manager, and more.

With an Executive Coaching Certificate, you can enter into or advance in many positions, including as an executive coach, training and development manager, talent manager, human resources manager, business manager and more.

With the online Clinical Nurse Leader Post-Master’s certificate, you can secure or advance in many positions. You could work as a clinical nurse leader, nurse navigator, clinical case manager, clinical nurse coordinator, quality care coordinator, clinical program coordinator, and more.

With an online Finance Certificate, you can enter or advance in a number of positions. You could work as a financial manager, financial analyst, asset manager, investment banker, risk manager, and more.

With the online Nurse Administrator Post-Master’s certificate, you can secure or advance in many positions. You could work as a clinical nurse manager, director of nursing, director of clinical operations, assistant director of nursing, nurse executive, and more.

With the online Nurse Educator Post-Master’s certificate, you can secure or advance in many positions. In addition to advancing as a nurse educator, you can work as a clinical educator, nursing instructor, clinical education specialist, program coordinator, nursing orientation specialist, and more.

With the online Nursing Informatics Post-Master’s certificate, you can secure or advance in many positions. You might work as an informatics nurse, clinical informatics specialist, clinical terminologist, nursing informatics analyst, or information practice specialist, among other roles.

With the online Cybersecurity Management certificate, you can advance in leadership positions as an information security manager, network security specialist, cybersecurity manager, or cybersecurity administrator.

With the online Global Business Management certificate, you can advance in many roles, including global business manager, international business manager, project manager, international operations manager, or other leadership position. Read more about the online Global Business Management certificate.

With the online Organizational Communication certificate, you’ll be prepared to advance to leadership positions for nearly any organization, business, or nonprofit.

The Strategic Communication online certificate program from Queens applies to a range of careers, including multimedia designer, online marketing content writer, community relations specialist, public relations specialist, social media content writer or brand specialist, and other diverse careers.

Student Accessibility Services provides classroom, housing, meal plan and other accommodations to students with documented disabilities and chronic illness. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, students receive the tools, support and accommodations they need to succeed academically and socially. For more information on accessibility at Queens regarding housing, meal plans or academic services, please contact Dr. Cort Schneider, Coordinator of Student Accessibility, at 704-337-2508 or schneiderc@queens.edu.

We currently offer no additional tuition benefits. We do, however, work with active duty and veteran education benefits.

Faculty is available and responsive to students via online and by phone. Each instructor will post their contact info and office hours that they can be reached on their syllabus. You can also schedule a phone appointment time to talk. If you live near campus and would like to schedule time to meet professors in person, you are welcome to contact them and make an appointment.

Our programs offer various networking opportunities with your peers through coursework as well as opportunities to network with professionals, faculty and staff. Some programs may offer networking events on campus. We also feature an active Alumni Association.

Queens University of Charlotte has earned regional accreditation from the Commission on Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Regional accreditation is earned through a rigorous review process. Traditional schools such as Queens University of Charlotte are typically regionally accredited. If you plan to pursue graduate school or plan to transfer to a different college or university in the future, you should consider choosing a regionally accredited college.

Learn more about taking classes online here.

Upcoming application deadlines include:

For Spring 2021, the Priority Deadline is Dec. 1. The Final Deadline is Dec. 15, and classes begin on Jan. 11.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and then a final deadline.

We offer three starts per year – January, May and August. The priority application deadline is typically a month prior to the start date. Visit here for more information.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August. The priority application deadline is typically a month prior to the start date. You can review all of the admission requirements here for more information.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August. The priority application deadline is typically a month prior to the start date. Click here for more information.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August. The priority application deadline is typically a month prior to the start date. Review our admission page for more information.

We offer three starts per year in January, May and August. The priority application deadline is typically a month prior to the start date. Review the program page for more information.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and then a final deadline. Read more about application deadlines.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year, in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline. Read more about application deadlines.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and then a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Queens University of Charlotte offers three start dates per year in May, August, and January, with a priority deadline and a final deadline.

Founded in 1857, Queens University is a small, private, co-ed, masters-level university focused on tailoring dynamic students in and outside of the classroom. In all of our programs, Queens emphasizes active and collaborative learning, meaningful student-teacher relationships, a creative synthesis of the liberal arts with the world of work and the value and necessity of lifelong learning.

You can expect to learn about your admission decision in approximately one week after your file has been reviewed by the program.

We are located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

In the online Cybersecurity Management certificate, you’ll study management of information systems, data protection, compliance and legal issues, and more. Read more about the curriculum in the online Cybersecurity Management certificate.

In the online Global Business Management certificate, you’ll study economics for managers, management in a global context, and other electives from topics in international management and finance. Read more about the curriculum in the online Global Business Management certificate.

In the Organizational Communication Certificate program, you will take five courses that cover topics in communication theory and research, organizational communication, and group and team dynamics.

In the Strategic Communication Certificate program, you will take five courses that cover topics in communication theory, communication research methods, principles of public relations, organizational branding, and digital design.

Queens University of Charlotte offers a number of financial aid opportunities to students. Contact us at finaid@queens.edu or 704-337-2225, or contact a staff member directly for more information. You can also learn more about the financial aid process here.

By requesting information you can schedule an appointment with an admissions advisor who can discuss your program of interest and answer any specific admissions questions that you may have.

No, online degrees reflect the same information as a degree earned on campus.

Queens University of Charlotte offers 24/7 technical support. For technical support, call (866) 313-2356 Ext. 2 or email queens@support.edu.help.

No, online degrees reflect the same information as a degree earned on campus.

This program prepares you to qualify for licensure as a K–12 principal in North Carolina. If you reside in another state, consult with your school district and the state department of education for details about transferability and reciprocity.

This program is not meant to prepare you for additional licensing.

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