Resources to Help You Prepare for University
The universities offer different programs and supports for many types of students. The resources on this page can help you adapt to life and studies at university.
Note: Eligibility criteria may vary by program.
This list is not definitive. Contact the appropriate university directly for more information.
Queen's University
Q Success offers regular events and one-on-one mentoring aimed to help you develop the skills you need to succeed academically, personally and socially for a successful transition through first year university.
Student Academic Success Services offers academic support to help you develop your skills in critical thinking, reading, learning, studying, writing and self-management.
Queen's University's International Centre (QUIC) offers orientation programming for incoming international students. Incoming international students are invited to join information sessions, social events, free bus trips, walks, tours and more!
Welcome Day for Indigenous Students offering sincoming students the change to meet other indigneous students by allowing first year and transfer indigenous students the opportunity to move into residence 1 day earlier.
Helps you:
- Prepare effectively for new academic expectations.
- Prepare for potential personal stresses and academic pressure points during first year.
- Make the most of services and resources to support student learning and academic success.
- Anticipate important academic dates and deadlines.
- Navigate administrative processes, including academic registration and financial accounts.
- Get tips for staying healthy and getting involved in the campus community.
You participate in a 1-day program in summer; there are specific dates for each faculty.