Queens University of Charlotte

Charlotte, NC · Large city

Private nonprofitMaster's university – larger programsReligious affiliationTest optional
Acceptance rate
62.1%
Most recent year reported
Average net price
$30,857
Sticker price $65,742
Graduation rate
61%
Within 6 years
Median earnings
$57,673
10 years after starting

Admissions

Acceptance rate (most recent year)
62.1%
Applicants (fall 2023)
4,357
Admitted (fall 2023)
2,949
Enrolled freshmen (fall 2023)
399
Yield (admitted who enroll)
14%
Acceptance rate – women (fall 2023)
67%
Acceptance rate – men (fall 2023)
68%
SAT reading, middle 50%
560–670
SAT math, middle 50%
580–670
ACT composite, middle 50%
20–27
Enrollees who sent SAT / ACT
17% / 15%

Source: IPEDS Admissions survey, fall 2023 entering class; test ranges and rate from U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (June 2026 release)

What they look at

High school GPA
required
High school class rank
considered
High school record (transcript)
considered
College-prep program completed
required
Recommendations
considered
Demonstration of competencies
considered
SAT/ACT scores
considered
English proficiency test (TOEFL etc.)
required
Other test
not considered
Work experience
considered
Personal statement or essay
required
Legacy status
considered

“Considered” means the college uses it if you submit it, but it isn’t required.

Source: IPEDS Admissions survey, fall 2023 entering class

What families actually pay

Average yearly net price (after grants and scholarships) for first-time, full-time students who got aid, by family income.

Family income $0–30k$22,792
Family income $30–48k$20,593
Family income $48–75k$26,435
Family income $75–110k$30,159
Family income $110k+$40,426
Full sticker price (per year)
$65,742
Tuition & fees – in-state
$45,846
Tuition & fees – out-of-state
$45,846
Median debt at graduation
$25,000
Students with federal loans
70%

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (June 2026 release)

Outcomes

Graduate within 6 years
61%
Freshmen who return for year 2
74%
Median earnings, 1 year after graduating
$53,907
Median earnings, 10 years after starting
$57,673

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (June 2026 release)

Students & campus

Undergraduates
1,211
Graduate students
374
Student-to-faculty ratio
9 : 1
Women
62%
Students receiving Pell grants
24%
Full-time faculty
56%

Undergraduate diversity

White52%
Black15%
Hispanic14%
International12%
Unknown3.5%
Asian2.9%
Pacific Islander0.4%
American Indian/Alaska Native0.2%
Two or more0.1%

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (June 2026 release)

Most popular majors

Health Professions24%
Business & Marketing21%
Biology & Biomedical Sciences12%
Psychology8.3%
Communication & Journalism8.3%
Parks, Recreation & Fitness5.1%
Social Sciences4.8%
Visual & Performing Arts4.8%

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (June 2026 release) (share of bachelor’s degrees awarded)

Contacts & links

President
Daniel G. Lugo
Main phone
(704) 337-2200
Address
1900 Selwyn Ave, Charlotte, NC 28274

Source: IPEDS Institutional Characteristics, 2024–25

How to apply (2026–27)

PlanApply byDecision
Early Decision (binding)November 15—
Early ActionDecember 1Before end of calendar year
Regular DecisionFebruary 14—

Also admits on a rolling basis.

Apply with
Common App, Own application
Application fee
Free
SAT/ACT
Optional
Recommendations
Optional

Testing: Test-optional except BSN Direct Admit (SAT 1100+ or ACT 22+)

Financial aid policies

  • FAFSA only, no CSS Profile
  • Merit scholarships: All applicants automatically considered; admission application serves as scholarship application

Source: the college’s official website and Common Data Set 2025-2026: queens.edu, queens.edu, queens.edu, queens.edu. Dates can change, so always confirm on the college’s site.