Kids College - Queensborough Community College - CUNY

4Kids College 

Letter from the Director 

Jacqueline Montgomery, Program Director 

All instructors are experienced NYS certified 

teachers with special expertise in the courses 

they teach with small class sizes. • Parent- 

Teacher conferences to be held on Saturday, 

May 12. (Math & Reading grades 2-4) • The 

College reserves the right to make program 

changes and adjustments as required. • Each 

additional child from one family pays $10 

registration fee. 

Registrations required prior to class 

starting. 

5% REGISTRATION DISCOUNT 

AT OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2012 

New Student & Multiple Sibling 

discounts available 

– see pages 47 & 48 

Testimonial 

from Kids College parent: 

My daughter and her friend 

completed the Kids College 

SHSAT preparation class and 

they both got accepted to 

Bronx Science! My daughter 

received a 539 on the test. 

Many thanks to a fantastic 

program and great teachers! 

Rosa C. 

With spring just around the corner, 

the kids are getting ready to bring out 

their bikes and break free! There is 

newness with this season. 

This spring, Kids College 

offers 

many successful returning programs 

as well as some new ones. We are 

offering the Regents test prep classes 

again and have a fun, new spin on the 

Spanish Regents prep! Both SAT and 

ACT prep classes will also be available. 

Our enrichment classes continue to 

be a hit – register your child to learn 

to play guitar, create minicomics or 

expand their artistic talents. Most 

importantly, our academic classes 

are robust and will prepare your child 

to fi nish out their school year with 

impressive grades. 

Check out the NEW Sunday section! 

We heard you and have scheduled 

Sunday classes: Fun with Architecture, 

Phys. Ed. Fun, Minicomics, and Art 4 

Me & Mommy (for toddlers!). If you 

live in Flushing, we will now offer 

Chinese Academy classes at the QCC 

Prince Street location. 

Remember to think of us for your 

summer plans. Visit us at the Kids 

College table at the Open House for 

more information on our Kids College 

Summer Program! 

See you on campus! 

Jacqueline Montgomery 

Director of Kids College 

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4Early Childhood & Elementary 

All classes, 9 sessions on Saturdays, 

March 3-May 12 (skip 4/7, 14) 

The Arts (Kindergarten-3rd Grade) 

Young students will enjoy a taste of many art 

media, including drawing, sketching, and recycling 

art. Registrants will create their own art 

project inspired by their favorite art medium, 

and will enhance their creative and artistic 

skills. QCC Art Gallery on Campus Field Trip 

will be announced. 

CLX-113 SP / 11:05am-12:50pm / $195 

Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic 

(Kindergarten-2nd Grade) 

This fun class is designed for a range of young 

students to play with each other while learning 

the basics of math, how to read, and writing. 

Registrants will be provided curriculum based 

on their level while learning how to socialize, 

support and read to each other. Legos, abacus, 

markers and crayons are the way to go with 

this group!! This multidisciplinary class gives 

diverse learners a way to improve while just 

having fun. 

CLX-135 SA / 9:30-11am / $195 

Classics Combination: Reading, 

Writing, Math & Art! 

(Kindergarten-2nd Grade) 

Young students will engage in a variety of 

activities designed to develop & enhance 

their skills in language arts & mathematics. 

Registrants will also develop artistic skills by 

working with various tools & learn to use art 

as a form of self-expression. This class will be 

organized with Art for 4-weeks and Reading, 

Writing, Math the next 4-weeks; the final 

class meeting is a presentation. 

CLX-136 SA / 10:15-11:30am / $250 

SP / 12:40-2pm / $250 

Mini-Comics (grades 3-6) 

Alex Graziano, training from The School of Visual 

Arts, freelance graphic designer and illustrator. 

This is a fun & diverse way to get creative writing 

& drawing skills! Registrants will learn to 

illustrate a comic on a subject of their choice 

by studying the creative process, beginning 

with writing an outline and ending up 

ultimately with a finished, readable mini-comic. 

CLX-415 SP / 11:05am-12:50pm / $135 

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TEST PREP 

Elementary Preparation for 

NYS Mandated Assessments 

All classes below: 9 sessions/ $215 


Science Prep (grade 4) 

Performance Test: May 23–June 1, and 

Science & Written Section Test: June 4 

Focus on math analysis, scientific inquiry, 

technological design, living environment, and 

physical setting. 

CLX-276 SA / Sat, 9:15-11am 

Science Prep (grade 8) 

Performance Test: May 23–June 1 and 

Science & Written Section Test: June 4 

Focus on living & physical environment, astronomy, 

geology, meteorology, chemistry, physics. 

CLX-277 SP / Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm 

Preparation for 

NYS Mandated Assessments 

in Reading & Mathematics 

Please indicate grade when registering 


January 28-March 31 (skip 2/25) 

English Language Arts (ELA) Test 

(grades 3-8) Test: April 17 & 18 

The new format includes short answer 

responses to questions based on reading 

passages. Focus on test segments, essay 

responses to oral and written passages dealing 

with listening comprehension and writing. 

CLX-280 Grades 3-8 each section-level 

SA-3-8 Sat, 9:15-11am 

Mathematics Test (grades 3-8) 

Test: April 23 & 24 

Review and practice the required skills 

measured by the new exam, with emphasis 

on problem solving. 

CLX-290 Grades 3-8 each section-level 

SP-3-8 Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm 

All classes will have an additional 

charge to purchase required textbook 

at first class session.

4NEW! Sunday Programs 

All classes on this page are held for 9 sessions on Sunday March 4-May 13 (skip 4/8, 15) 

except for Mommy & Me as noted 

EARLY CHILDHOOD & ELEMENTARY 

Art 4 Me & Mommy 

(Toddlers: ages 1-4 years) 

AEYA: 

Art Education for Young Audiences 

Tiffany S. Pierce, MA (Art Education) specializing 

in Community Arts, BA (Visual Arts) 

This is a unique art experience whereby 

toddlers utilize multi-sensory techniques 

to create works of art with Mommy (or 

Daddy or Caregiver) using artists from the 

Renaissance and pop culture as inspiration! 

Toddlers will be engaging in eye-hand 

coordination and motor-skills through 

creative play and material manipulation. 

There’s always a need to relax & play with 

your toddler! A great show & tell at the 

end of the session!!! 

CLX-055 4 sessions / $85 

ZA-1 Sun, March 4-25, 9:30-10:30am 

ZA-2 Sun, March 4-25, 10:50-11:50am 

Fun with Architecture 

(Kindergarten-5th grade) 

Craig R. Weber, BArch, MS, RA, Assoc. Prof, 

QCC, MET/DD 

Ever wonder what goes into the designing and 

construction of a building? Why does a building 

look the way it does? Learn the basics of 

architecture while completing age appropriate 

projects. 

CLX-440 ZA / 9:30-11:30am / $245 

PhysEd FUN!! (Kindergarten-5th grade) 

Kids need to go out & have fun. It’s also time 

to go back to the basics! Eat better, lessen 

video-game time, and get active! Have your 

child(ren) back to playing together, learning 

to cooperate through team work, and 

enjoying the challenge of trying new things. 

No need for sports experience because this 

class will be filled with different activities 

like jumping, kicking, dodging, catching & 

throwing. 

Wear sneakers & gym clothes. 

CLX-070 ZP / 11:50am-1pm / $175 

MIDDLE SCHOOL 

Fun with Architecture 

Craig R. Weber, BArch, MS, RA, Assoc. Prof,QCC, 

MET/DD 

Get into the fine art of design & construction. 

Learn how & why buildings & homes are built 

they way they are. You can then design your 

own project-perhaps you can select your 

project for your high school portfolio! 

CLX-440 ZP / noon-2pm / $270 

Hola Amigos! Spanish 

Do you text in Spanish?! This tutorial class is 

designed for students who are taking Spanish 

in school. Registrants will increase their conversational 

Spanish & improve their grades. 

Gain & increase skills for the Spring 2012 

Regents (Note: Test Date May 22) 

CLX-345 ZA / 10:30-11:50am / $195 

Mini-Comics 

Alex Graziano, training from The School of Visual 

Arts, freelance graphic designer and illustrator 

This is a fun & diverse way to get creative writing 

and drawing skills! Students will learn to 

illustrate a comic on a subject of their choice 

by studying the creative process, beginning 

with writing an outline and ending up 

ultimately with a finished, readable mini-comic. 

CLX-415 ZA / 10:30-11:50am / $135 

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Continuing Education 

can provide assistance 

to Students with Special Needs 

If you wish to inquire about 

disability services, please contact 

Jacqueline Montgomery at 718.281.5632 

or email: jmontgomery@qcc.cuny.edu 

to discuss your individual needs. 

Requests for accommodations 

must be accompanied 

by documentation (I.E.P.) of disability. 

Please submit requests 

and documentation in advance of the 

class start date to ensure that reasonable 

accommodation requests can be 

processed in a timely manner.

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4Chinese Academy 

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4Test Prep 

Regents Exam Prep Classes 



Comprehensive English 

Gain skills in reading, writing, and listening to 

discover relationships, concepts, generalizations 

and develop critical analysis. 

CLX-570 SP / Sat, 9:15-11am 

Mathematics B 

Learn geometric theorems, trigonometric, 

logarithmic and exponential functions; complex 

numbers, quadratic equations, transformational 

geometry, trigonometry, statistical 

methodology, and mathematical systems. 

CLX-572 SP / 11:05am-12:35pm 

Living Environment (Biology) 

Focus on study of life sciences as related 

to botany, cell physiology, zoology, and 

biochemistry. 

CLX-573 SP / Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm 

Chemistry 

Review matter and energy as related to 

atomic structure, bonding, electrochemistry, 

nuclear processes, and other topics. 

CLX-574 SP / Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm 

Regents Exam Schedule: 

June 13-22 offsite 

Assessment Test Prep 

ACT assessment measures high school students' 

general educational development and their 

capability to complete college-level work with 

the multiple choice tests covering four skill areas: 

English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science. 


SP Sat, 1-4pm, March 3-May 5 

(skip 4/7, 14) 

ZP Sun, 1-4pm, March 4-May 6 

(skip 4/8, 15) 

ACT Tests in New York: June 9 

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SAT 

Prepare for the NEW SAT format. Work to 

improve your scores by developing your verbal, 

mathematics and essay writing skills. 

Course includes evaluation of practice tests 

and essay writing. Required text will be 

announced at the first class meeting. 

• Learn question analysis and how to eliminate 

incorrect responses • Learn how to select 

correct answers to math problems • Practice 

taking the test under simulated examination 

conditions. • Review your responses with the 

instructor. • Build your confidence for success. 


SA 

ZA 

Sat, 9:30am-12:30pm, 


Sun, 9:30am-12:30pm, 


• SAT Critical Reading Only with Essay 

For registrants who feel secure in their ability 

to score well on the mathematics portion of 

the SAT but would like to reinforce verbal skills. 


SA 

ZA 

Sat, 9:30-11am, 


Sun, 9:30-11am, 


• SAT Math Skills Only 

For registrants secure in their ability to score 

well on the verbal portion of the SAT but 

would like to reinforce math skills. 


SP Sat, 11am-12:30pm, 


ZP Sun, 11am-12:30pm, 


SAT Exam Schedule: 

June 2 

Offsite locations only 

REQUIRED TEXTBOOK 

SAT & ACT required textbook: 

Gruber's Complete Guide 

(latest edition available)

4Enrichment 

Dawn C. Hayes, social entrepreneur in non-profit ventures, program development toward 

visual interactive research and collaborative learning, and; Shen Christopher Lo, NYU- 

Polytechnic undergraduate pursuing degrees in Integrated Digital Media & Computer Science 

with concentration in 3D animation and cartooning and conducting gaming research in the 

University’s new Game Innovation Lab. 

Intro to Video Game Design & Development (grades 5-12) 

Participants use and strengthen math, logic, communication, concentration and critical thinking 

skills, problem solving and creative thinking – all in the context of learning how to design 

and program video games! This course offers registrants an exciting introduction to the 

technical and artistic concepts and techniques of designing and programming video games. 

Students gain a working knowledge of the skills and tools necessary to design and develop 

video games, and will learn how to use Game Maker software and graphics programs. They 

will be introduced to the fundamentals of animation for use in their games, and create at least 

one full working video game, and an advanced pong-style game. Prerequisites: None. 

CLX-605 SA / 9 sessions / $395 Sat, 9-10:30am, March 3-May 12 (skip 4/7, 14) 

Meaningful Play/Fun Theory (grades 6-12) 

Explore the powerful role meaningful play can have in developing assistive and universal 

design tools through do-it-yourself (DIY) technology and creative media. Participants will 

explore and create serious games, quirky toys, whimsical art, novel architecture, and wearable 

technology. 


SA Sat, 10:30am-noon, March 3-May 12 (skip 4/7, 14) 

NEW PROGRAM PROPOSALS 

Continuing Education offers a multitude of programs for our community. 

If you are interested in joining our instructional team toward Learning for a Lifetime, 

please contact our Kids College Program Manager at the email address below and 

request a PROGRAM PROPOSAL FORM to be submitted with your resume: 

Jacqueline Montgomery: jmontgomery@qcc.cuny.edu 

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4Performing Arts 

M 

SO YOU THINK 

YOU’VE GOT TALENT? 

(ages 11-17) 

Susan Agin, MS, Director of Queensborough Performing Arts Center (QPAC), member of Actor’s 

Equity, recording artist, voice coach, Cantor 

Sing with “GLEE” 

This real life “GLEE” chorus will have you singing new arrangements of classic radio favorites 

while mastering easy choreography to enhance the overall impact of the music. The group 

will learn harmonies and some will be given solos. Performances will be backed by a fully 

orchestrated recording. Prerequisite: This program is not for the youngster who cannot keep 

a tune. This is for the performer who has had some music and dance training. Friends and 

family may attend the last class to watch the final performance. 

MUX-102 7 sessions / $110 

M Mon, 5:15-6:15pm, March 5-April 23 (skip 4/9) 

Beginning Guitar (ages 8 and up) 

Terence Q. Dudley, President/Producer-Quentin Entertainment Inc., Grammy nominated 

musician, songwriter, and producer with major artist recording credits 

Introduction to different styles of music, to get a well rounded sense of the many sounds 

of the guitar. Start with the acoustic guitar by using your fingers & your ears to learn techniques, 

allowing you to develop listening, reading and remembrance skills. Learn to write 

your very own songs. Bring your words and your own acoustic guitar. 


SA Sat, 11:05am-12:50pm, March 3-May 5 (skip 4/7, 14) & May 5th Recital 

SP Sat, 2:30-4:15pm, March 3-May 5 (skip 4/7, 14) & May 5th Recital 

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4Drivers Education 

Joel Ingram, Coordinator, Bell Auto School 

This NYS Education Dept.-approved course is 

for all eligible public and private high school 

students. Instructors are licensed by the NYS 

Department of Education. This program uses 

late model vehicles with dual controls. 

ELIGIBILITY. All high school students are eligible 

to register for the Driver Education program 

provided they are or will be 16 years of age 

by January 15, 2012. Students must have a 

learner’s permit or junior license before and 

bring to first class. 

Objectives 

• Acquire safe driving skills and defensive 

driving awareness. 

• Earn the MV 285 “Completion Certificate,” 

providing eligibility for 10-15% discounts on 

insurance premiums with most companies; 

Duplicate cards, $20; Duplicate letters, $10. 

• Qualify to apply for senior driver’s license 

at age 17. 

TUITION & FEES. Tuition is $575 (does NOT 

include textbook cost of $45). Full tuition must 

accompany your application/registration. 

No partial payments accepted. 

Additional fees, not payable to QCC, include 

learner’s permit and optional road test services. 

SCHEDULE 

Convenient schedules offered weekdays 

and Saturdays. Parental permission forms 

and schedules are available in L-118P or call 

718.631.6343. Students are required to purchase 

a $45 text from the instructor. 

DEX-100 48 hours instruction / $575 

E Sat, Jan. 28-June 9, 2012 

(skip 1/16; 2/13, 20, 21; 

4/6-18, and; 5/26-28) 

NOTE: This program is an introduction to 

driving. Additional practice outside of class 

will be needed. 

This program is exempt from discounts. 

REFUND POLICY 

FOR DRIVERS EDUCATION 

• 90% of total tuition fee will be refunded 

if requested in writing prior to first class. 

• No refunds after classes have begun. 

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4Swimming 

Tiny Tots Swimming (ages 2-6) 

Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License; 

Vijay Mistry, BA 

Develop water skills safely and with fun—and 

with parents. One adult must sign up with 

and accompany each child during instruction. 

BEGINNER 

PEX-745 10 half-hour sessions / $115 each 

child and $85 each adult (Adult 

must accompany child in pool.) 

SA Sat, 10:30-11am, Feb. 25-May 12 

(skip 4/7, 14) (Mistry) 

ZA Sun, 10-10:30am, Feb. 26-May 13 

(skip 4/8, 15) (Bernstein) 

M Mon, 8-8:30pm, Feb. 27-May 7 

(skip 4/9) (Bernstein) 

INTERMEDIATE 

PEX-746 10 half-hour sessions / $115 each 

child and $85 each adult (Adult 

must accompany child in pool.) 

ZA Sun, 10:30-11am, Feb. 26-May 13 


M Mon, 8:30-9pm, Feb. 27-May 7 


ADVANCED TRANSITION (ages 6-8) 

PEX-747 10 one-hour sessions / $190 

(At instructor’s discretion, adult may 

need to accompany child in pool.) 

T Tues, 8-9pm, Feb. 28-May 8 


Lifeguard Training 

with Red Cross Certification 

(age 15 or older by course end-date) 

Paul Leight, swimming coach, Francis Lewis 

HS, Water Safety Instructor 

Successful completion of this course will 

enable participants to obtain certification. 

CPR for the Professional Rescuer and First 

Aid are included. $100 payable to the 

American Red Cross at the first session 

for books, equipment, and certification. 

PEX-271 22 sessions / $365 

WRP Wed & Thurs, 4-7pm, 

Feb. 15-May 10 

(skip 2/22, 23; 4/11, 12) 

Adolescent/Pre-Teen Swimming (ages 7-14) 

Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License; 

Vijay Mistry, BA 

Participants are classified at the first session 

to ensure similar swim levels for each group. 

To enroll, a child must be able to stand in 

3-1/2 feet of water. 

NON-SWIMMERS/BEGINNERS 

Enjoy the water and gain skills. 


SA-1 Sat, 8:30-9:30am, Feb. 25-May 12 


SA-2 Sat, 11am-noon, Feb. 25-May 12 


INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED 

To join the intermediate or advanced levels, 

the child should be able to float front and 

back, do the cross stroke, and use rhythm 

breathing. 


SA Sat, 9:30-10:30am, Feb. 25-May 12 


ZA Sun, 11am-noon, Feb. 26-May 13 


R Thurs, 8-9pm, March 1-May 10 


COMPETITIVE SWIM INSTRUCTION (ages 7-14) 

Joshua Bernstein, MS, Aqua Therapy License 

Coaching in various competitive swimming 

techniques. Style, racing dive, and turns analyzed 

and remediated. Time trials and information 

on registering and competing in local, 

regional swimming competitions provided. 


WP Wed, 6:30-7:30pm, 

Feb. 29-May 9 (skip 4/11) 

FP Fri, 6:30-7:30pm, 


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4Sports & Recreation 

At our New Courts! 

NEW 

Family Fun Tennis 

Helene Hamilton, BS, tennis coach, 

Physical Education instructor 

This exciting tennis course is being 

offered for both parents and their kids! 

Learn all the basic strokes, including the 

forehand, backhand, volley and serve, 

and have fun playing tennis together! 

Parents and their child(ren) will compete 

against one another, doing drills 

and playing lead-up tennis games. 

Discussion of rules and scoring with 

matches to be played. Who will win: 

the Moms and Dads, or their Superstar 

Children? Only one way to find out… 

sign up early and let the Games Begin! 

Limited enrollment. Parent & Child(ren) 

must register and pay individually. 


SP Sat, 1-2pm, March 24-May 19 

(skip 4/7, 14) 

Tae Kwon Do (ages 8-17) 

Joseph Sing Cheung, MA, 6th Degree Black Belt 

Master Instructor, Director of the Imperial 

Academy of Martial Arts and Sciences, 

Director of the Physical Arts Department 

at the New York City College of Health 

Professions 

Learn discipline, self-confidence, selfrespect, 

and get stronger, more flexible with 

this dynamic martial art and Olympic sport. 

Bring $30 to first class to purchase uniform. 

Opportunity to participate in promotion tests 

to advance in belt ranks (up to black belt). 


SP Sat, 5:30-6:30pm, March 3-May 5 

(skip 4/7, 14) 

Tennis for New Players 

Small groups with Limited Enrollment 

Steven Apostolo, BA, professional tennis 

instructor, Borough Director of Queens for 

City Parks Foundation, Director of Tennis for 

East Williston Creative Arts Program, Selected 

as Tennis instructor for NIKE & REEBOK clinics 

in Central Park with pros such as Andy 

Roddick, Tomas Berdych, Steffi Graf, Serena 

Williams and Rafael Nadal, Member of the 

USTA and ball-person for the U.S. Open Tennis 

Championship in Flushing Meadows for the 

past ten years 

PEX-732 4 sessions for all classes below 

Sun, April 22-May 13 / $85 

ZA-1 PeeWee Tennis (ages 5-7) 

9-10:30am 

For the little ones, learn the basics of tennis 

through instruction and games in a fun and 

energetic atmosphere! 

ZA-2 Tween Tennis (ages 8-11) 

10:45am-12:15pm 

Enjoy the basics of tennis covered through 

strokes, games and mini-tennis match play! 

ZP Teen Tennis (ages 12-16) 

12:30-2pm 

For beginners and intermediates, learn a wide of 

range of basic and advanced strokes, strategy, 

ball placement and knowledge of the sport! 

ZUMBAtomic® 

Classes for Kids 

(grades 2-6) 

Amy Bienkowski, MS (Reading Education), 

BS (Special Education), Licensed in Zumba® 

and ZumbAtomics®, CPR/AED certified 

ZUMBAtomic® classes are rockin’, high-energy 

fitness parties packed with specially choreographed, 

kid-friendly routines and all the music 

kids love, like hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia and 

more. Parents love ZUMBAtomic® because of 

the effects it has on kids, increasing their focus 

and self-confidence, boosting metabolism and 

enhancing coordination. ZUMBAtomic® is an 

hour-long dance party your child(ren) will not 

want to miss! 


SA Sat, 11am-noon, March 3-May 5 

(skip 4/7, 14) 

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For Your Information 

TUITION & FEES 

• The tuition fees listed for each continuing education 

course represent the total charges for the 

course. Any additional materials fees indicated 

as payable to the instructor should be paid at 

the first class meeting. A one-time $15 per person 

registration fee is required each semester. 

• Matriculated QCC students in full-time credit 

courses are exempt from the registration fee. 

• All FREE courses require payments of $15 

Registration Fee. 

• Personal checks will only be accepted ten (10) 

days prior to class start date. 

• A student who has submitted a bad check, or 

who stopped payment on a check to the College, 

will not be permitted to pay by check again. In 

these cases, payment must be by money order 

or credit card only (cash payments not available). 

A fee of $15 will be charged for a bad check. 

• A paid invoice is needed for class admission. 

The fee for a duplicate invoice is $5.00. 

REFUND POLICY 

• All requests for refunds must be submitted in 

writing, by mail, fax, email or in person. Nonattendance 

does not constitute a withdrawal or 

request for refund. 

• NO CASH REFUNDS. 

• No course refunds for classes which meet for 

only one or two sessions; and/or for classes after 

second meeting. 

• Materials fees are not refundable. 

• The $15 registration fee is not refundable. 

• Refunds are computed when official notification 

is received by this office as follows: 

90% refund 3 days prior to first class meeting. 

75% refund prior to second class meeting (for courses 

that have more than two meetings). 

A refund takes approximately 4-5 weeks after 

the Office of Continuing Education receives your 

request. Refunds are made to the credit card or by 

check only to the payer of record. 

EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNT: 

5% at Open House on Sat. 1/21/12 

COLLEGE RULES & REGULATIONS 

All participants in the QCC Continuing Education 

program must follow the College’s rules & regulations. 

Please ask for Annual Security Report. 

The College has the right to change schedules, 

replace instructors and/or cancel classes at its 

discretion. 

REGISTER NOW! 

EMAIL-IN 

QCCContinuingEd@qcc.cuny.edu 

Use Registration form with your signed MasterCard, 

VISA, Discover or Amex authorization. 

FAX-IN 718.281.5538 

Use Registration form with your signed MasterCard, 

VISA, Discover or Amex authorization. 

MAIL-IN to the address indicated on 

Registration form 

Send registration form to address indicated — with 

your check or money order (including $15 registration 

fee for free courses) payable to Queensborough 

Community College, or your credit card number. 

PHONE-IN 718.631.6343 

It takes just 3 or 4 minutes using MasterCard, VISA, 

Discover or Amex. Please be patient if placed on 

hold due to volume of calls. Have all information 

ready for EACH student. 

WALK-IN Library Building, Room 118P 

DAYS: Monday through Friday, 9am-4:45pm (Office 

closed Jan. 16; Feb. 13, 20, and; May 28) 

SATURDAY: March 3 @ 9am-1pm 

PAYMENTS No partial payments accepted. Cash 

payments no longer available. 

PERSONAL CHECKS Only accepted ten days 

prior to class start date. 

Diane B. Call, Ed.D., Interim President 

Karen Steele, Ph.D. 

Interim Vice President, Academic Affairs 

OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION 

Denise A. Ward, Dean 

Arpy S. Coherian, Assistant Director 

Barbara Nasewicz, CE Education Specialist 

Jeffrey Chen, Program Manager - Workforce 

& Professional Development 

Jacqueline Montgomery, Program Manager - 

Personal Enrichment & Kids College 

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QCC Continuing Education Registration Form 

LAST NAME FIRST NAME o MALE 

o FEMALE 

ADDRESS 

CITY, STATE, ZIP 

E-MAIL ADDRESS 

EVENING PHONE DAYTIME PHONE BIRTH DATE 

COURSE CODE 

SECTION 

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TITLE 

TUITION 

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COURSE CODE 

SECTION 


TITLE 

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COURSE CODE 

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TITLE 

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Please make checks payable to: 

Queensborough Community College 

and mail to: 

Office of Continuing Education, Room L-118P 

Queensborough Community College, Bayside, NY 

11364-1497 

Registration Fee $..........15.00*......... 

Each add’l child $..........10.00*....... 

TOTAL $............................... 

* Payable one time per semester. 

Special Discounts available 

- see page 13 

F O R M O F P A Y M E N T 

o Check o Bank Check or Money Order (Check #_________) 

o Credit Card (indicate below) 

Card No.___________________________________________________ 

Please include extra numbers found on back of card. 

Signature_________________________________ Exp. Date_________ 

One form per student. Incomplete information will delay registration. 

This form may be duplicated. 

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