The Agricultural Economics program at Queen's University is open to all regularly enrolled Penn State students. Applicants must be in good academic standing and must show evidence of maturity, stability, adaptability, self-discipline, and strong academic motivation. Participants are typically juniors at the time of commencing their study at Queen's University, and should have a strong academic record. There are no specific course prerequisites for this program. Each student will be considered on an individual basis and courses selected to reflect the needs and aptitudes of the individual.
Attendance is mandatory.
Tuition fees for the program are the same as at Penn State's University Park campus and are payable at the Bursar's office in accordance with the standard procedures and deadlines for regular semester charges. Round-trip air transportation is an additional cost to the student. Students are responsible for making their own flight arrangements. Textbooks and personal expenses are extra. International Education Programs and Studies has a cost sheet that gives an estimate of overall expenses for each semester.