Fall and Summer 2026
Registration begins on different days for students in different categories, so you’ll want to make sure you know when it begins for you (see below). You’ll also want to read the course descriptions for our current courses to make sure you chose courses that will be inspiring and exciting for you. The English Department will offer extended advisement hours during the registration period. We encourage all English majors, minors, and Writing minors to make an appointment if they have any questions about their schedule. We’re here to talk with you, and we want to help. You may also send an email to an advisor, of course, if you have a specific question or concern. Summer and Fall 2026 Registration Schedule:- March 16, 2026 (Monday): Priority Registration Cohorts: ACE, Athletes, Freshman Honors, Kessler Presidential Scholars, Macaulay, Mellon Mays, SEEK, Student Services, Transfer Honors, Veterans
- March 17, 2026 (Tuesday): Seniors and Graduate Degree-Seeking Students
- March 18, 2026 (Wednesday): Juniors
- March 19, 2026 (Thursday): Sophomores
- March 23, 2026 (Monday): Continuing Freshmen and Non Degree/Visiting Students
- April 6, 2026 (Monday): New Transfer
- May 4, 2026 (Monday): New Freshman
- August 24, 2026 (Monday): Senior Auditor registration workshop. Contact: [email protected]
MA Students and Accelerated BA/MA Students
MA students needing advisement should email Prof. William Orchard ([email protected]) or Prof. Cliff Mak ([email protected])MFA Students
MFA students needing advisement should email Prof. Jason Tougaw ([email protected]). [/su_note]English Honors Program
Students who earn high grades in the English major are encouraged to consider taking the Honors Seminar in place of the Senior Seminar. More information about the honors program is here. Only students currently enrolled in the Fall sections of ENGL 399W are eligible to continue the program in Spring 2026.UndergraduateMA and MSEdMFAAdvisement forms
If you have any questions about registering for the Fall, please email [email protected], and you will be put in touch with an advisor. If you are an English major or minor, and would like to make a Zoom advisement appointment, please visit QC Navigate to set up a time:
If you are a non-major and interested in taking one of our General Education courses (ENGL 151(W); 153(W), 157(W), 162(W), and 165W), please be advised that we cannot over-tally students into closed sections of these classes.
Please note that any General Education course with the designation “SK” is restricted to students in the SEEK program, and is not open to general enrollment. All English courses in the ENGL 170W-300 range are only open to students within the English major or minor. Writing minor students may take 200- and 300-level writing workshops. Other departments are offering courses in the Spring that satisfy the College Option Literature Requirement, and we encourage you to check the course offerings on CUNYfirst in Comparative Literature, East Asian Studies, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, History, Italian, Middle Eastern Studies, Russian, or Spanish. For a full list of courses that satisfy all Pathways, College Option, and W requirements, please visit Queens College General Education.
MA and Accelerated MA students should contact either Prof. William Orchard ([email protected]) or Prof. Cliff Mak ([email protected]) directly.
MFA students should contact either Prof. Jason Tougaw ([email protected]) or Prof. Briallen Hopper ([email protected]) directly.
The advising sheets below list the requirements for the different English programs. You should go through this form in consultation with a full-time faculty advisor.
English Major Advisement Sheet (41CR)
English Education (7-12) Advisement Sheet (41CR)
English Minor Advisement Sheet (20CR)
English Minor Advisement sheet for EECE majors (30CR)
Writing Minor Advisement Sheet (18CR)


