Form Assignment Accounts For Students In Queens
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Your University ID number (commonly called your "N number") is the number you are given when your application is processed. You can find it in your acceptance letter or on your ALBERT account, under Student Center (your NetID needs to already be activated to access ALBERT).
This number is located on your child's academic records and report cards. Your child's school can also give you his or her student ID number.
Contact the Office of State Assessment at EMSCASSESSINFO@nysed or Computer Based Testing at CBTSupport@nysed for more assistance in obtaining the NYSSIS ID # for a student.
The Department of Education has issued these accounts for students to access TeachHub which provide access to applications and a new student email ending in "@nycstudents". This email account can be accessed through or .
This number is located on your child's academic records and report cards. Your child's school can also give you his or her student ID number.
Visit Opens in a new browser tab and select the “Create account” link on the login page. Enter your email address and create a new password. Upon signing in for the first time, you will need to select and answer three security questions and validate your email address.
NYSSIS IDs are a unique 10-digit number assigned to each NY student and used to provide continuity for a student's records (including State testing) over their time in the NY.
In order to change your home address, you will need to provide our pupil accounting secretary with proof of address documentation (in-person at our general office). If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Bing Xing Lin at 1-347-563-4680 or via email at BLin9@schools.nyc.
The average GPA at Queens College is 3.38. This makes Queens College Moderately Competitive for GPAs. (Most schools use a weighted GPA out of 4.0, though some report an unweighted GPA. With a GPA of 3.38, Queens College accepts below-average students.
