Completion
of CPA Forms – Accounting Majors
- If you have not yet received
your degree, but expect to receive it at the end of the semester,
the correct form to submit is the Certificate of Completion.
Make sure you have filed a graduation application in the Registrar’s
office for that semester’s graduation.
- If you have already received
the degree, the correct form to submit is the FINAL Certificate
of Completion. Please note: This form can only be
completed after the degree has been posted on your transcript.
Degrees are posted during the first week of: February, June,
and September.
- If you have already received
the degree and are currently enrolled for a few additional courses
at Queens College that you need in order to be eligible to take the
CPA examination, the correct form to submit is the Course in Progress
form.
Student Loan Deferments
Notification of student
status for each semester is submitted to the lenders via electronic
transmission through the National Student Clearinghouse, which acts
as our agent. Student information is submitted by Queens College
to the Clearinghouse on the first day of classes and once each month
during the semester to insure accuracy of status. The deferment
will be processed as soon as the information is received by the Clearinghouse.
There is no need to submit deferment forms to the Registrar’s Office
for the following participants:
William Ford Direct Loans
AFSA – Perkins Loans
Citibank
Sallie Mae
If you are not sure
if your lender is a participant, bring the deferment form to the Registrar’s
Office.
Eligibility for Deferment
of Loans
In order to be eligible for a deferment most lenders require that you
be enrolled for at least 6 credits (half-time), whether you are an undergraduate
or a graduate student. Please contact your individual lender to
find out what their enrollment criterion is. Lenders will usually request
information on your Separation Date (Anticipated Date of Graduation).
Your reported separation date is based on the estimated time it will
take you to reach 120 credits as an undergraduate or required credits
for the graduate degree (Refer to the Queens College Graduate
Bulletin). If you take additional credits, your separation
date will always be the end date of the semester being certified.
If you would like to check on submission of your enrollment status
to the lender from the Clearinghouse, you can log on to the Clearinghouse
web site at http://www.studentclearinghouse.org and
check either by student ID or birth date. |