Overview
22%
Acceptance Rate?Estimated from application and admission figures in Common University Data Ontario (CUDO) reports and university publications.
92%
Competitive Average?Based on 40 user submissions.
40
Student Reports?Admission results submitted anonymously by real applicants on Uniscope. Duplicate entries and statistical outliers are filtered automatically.
view student data40+
Estimated Enrollment?Approximate annual intake for this program, based on official university publications and CUDO reports.
Kingston, ON
The competitive admission average for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University is approximately 92% for 2026 applicants, with an acceptance rate of 22%. Based on 40 real student submissions on Uniscope, accepted applicants report a median admission average of 94.8% (minimum on record: 86%). The program is located in Kingston, ON. It enrolls approximately 40 students annually.
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Offer Timing
44 student-reported offers across 3 admissions cycles
early wave
main wave
In a typical year, half of all offers were out by Jan 21, and the busiest stretch was Jan 17 – Jan 23.
Pooled from 44 offers students reported for the 2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26 cycles, grouped by where each date falls in the admissions year rather than by calendar year. Individual reports run from Nov 8 to Apr 10. Release dates shift year to year — treat this as a guide, not a schedule.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the competitive average for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University?
The competitive admission average for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University is approximately 92%. Applicants below this average are not automatically rejected, but admission becomes significantly less likely.
What average do you need to get into Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University?
Admitted students to Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University typically present averages around 92%; accepted applicants on Uniscope report a median admission average of 94.8%. Averages meaningfully below this make an offer less likely.
Is Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University hard to get into?
Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University is considered very competitive, with a competitive average near 92% and an acceptance rate of about 22%.
What is the acceptance rate for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering?
The acceptance rate for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University is approximately 22%.
What are the prerequisites for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering?
Prerequisites for Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering include: ENG4U, MCV4U, SPH4U, SCH4U, MHF4U.
How many students are enrolled in Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering?
Smith Engineering - Direct Entry Computer Engineering at Queen's University enrolls approximately 40 students per year.