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Launched in 1966, SEEK is designed to reach qualified high school graduates who might not attend college otherwise. The program starts during the summer, with intensive workshops for matriculating freshmen who did not pass portions of the CUNY Assessment Test. During their first semester, SEEK participants are organized into learning communities—groups who take at least three courses together and develop their own informal support network. Supplemental instruction covers all the first-year classes and some upper-level courses; free tutoring is available. Staff counselors help students apply for financial aid and address personal, social, and career issues.
Delany Hall 128
(718) 997-3100
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Director: Laura Silverman
Office: Kiely Hall, Room 217
Phone: 718.997.5599 / Fax: 718.997.5643
Virtual Advising Center Hours for Continuing Students
*Attention*
Due
to current circumstances and in efforts to protect the health and
safety of our community, academic advisement appointments will be virtual until the
foreseeable future. To schedule a virtual appointment, please download the QC Navigate App at Navigate.qc.cuny.edu.
Starting in mid-April,
new freshmen and transfers for the Fall 2020 semester will be invited via email
to attend a freshman or transfer academic advisement session for incoming
students after they have been accepted, submitted a commitment deposit, and have
responded to Admissions with an intent to enroll at Queens College.
Important Schedule Changes:
Academic Advising will not take place when the college is closed and on the following dates: 4/11, 10/2
When there are no classes in session, our office will not have evening hours: Spring Recess 4/8 - 4/16
Team:
Please
note that QC’s plan for distribution of the laptops and tablets purchased by
CUNY is now LIVE! Students should call, email or visit the website below
for more information and to reserve a device:
718-997-5990
KeepLearning@qc.cuny.edu
Device
Distribution Plan
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