A student must fulfill all of the following requirements to graduate from Queen's University College of Medicine:

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1) Must have and maintain a status of Academic Good Standing with a Minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0;

2) Must have and maintain all standards of, or have resolved any concerns regarding, adherence to QUCOM Policies, QUCOM Student Handbook, and QUCOM Codes of Honor, Ethics, and Conduct;

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3) Must have and maintain a status of Financial Good Standing with the University;

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4) Must have completed all required Pre-Med Prerequisites courses with a minimum grade of "C" and Must have successful completion of the Premedical Prerequisites Curriculum;

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5) Must have completed all required Basic Sciences courses with a minimum grade of “C” and Must have successful completion of the Basic Sciences Curriculum;

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6) Must have completed all required weeks of the AICM Pre-Clinical/Pre-Clerkship, all required weeks of Clinical Core Rotations (48 Weeks/48 Credits), and all required weeks of Clinical Elective Rotations (27 Weeks/27Credits), including IM Elective/or IM Subspecialty Elective (8 Credits), with a minimum grade of "C" or "P";

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7) Must have successfully completed the Clinical Sciences Curriculum (Total 75 Weeks/75 Credits);

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8) Must have fulfilled the Resident Credits Requirement (Total 52 Resident Credits at QUCOM);

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9) Must have successful regular reviews and audits, and final degree audits of academic documents and of all Pre-Med Prerequisites, Basic Sciences courses, Clinical Sciences Pre-Clerkship, and Clinical Sciences Core and Elective Clinical Rotations (Minimum of 156 Cumulative Credits);

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10) Must be cleared for Candidacy and Graduation by Office of the Registrar and University Dean;

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11) Must complete pre-Graduation Academic Exit Interview; and,

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12) Must have all required Administrative Documents on Digital File with the University prior to Graduation

 

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Electronic and Hard-Copy Academic Diplomas will not be released until all outstanding administrative documents, balances, and clinical evaluations have been received, and until a final degree audit has been performed and cleared by the Queen's University College of Medicine Office of the Registrar and University Dean. Formal commencement exercises are expected to be held once per year in June.