Notices

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

One Stop Student Services Center Closing Early on Tuesday, November 2—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center will close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, November 2, to walk-ins, and will resume normal in-person hours on Wednesday, November 3. During the closure, One Stop can still be reached via the contact form here or via phone at 848-445-4636 (INFO).

Registration for Winter Term Is Now Open—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term has begun. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Last Day to Withdraw from University—Undergraduate Students
The last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021 is November 22, 2021. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Aid Application Available—All Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available for the 2022–2023 academic year. Please file before the January 15, 2022, priority deadline to ensure eligibility for all available aid programs. The following is needed to file a FAFSA:

•    An FSA ID
•    Student's Social Security Number
•    2020 Federal Tax information for student and student's parents
•    Rutgers Federal School Code: 002629

Learn more about how to file a FAFSA here.

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing Available—All Students
Rutgers Health Outreach, Promotion, and Education (HOPE) is providing Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing every Friday through November 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. by appointment. Test results are available in about 20 minutes. Please email mark.cruz@rutgers.edu to make an appointment. All testing is free and confidential. Students must bring their student IDs, and masks must be worn to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Testing is done at 8 Lafayette Street on the College Avenue Campus.

Fall 2021 Flu Vaccination Clinic—All Students
The last flu vaccination clinic takes place on Wednesday, November 10, at Sojourner Truth Apartments on the College Avenue Campus. The clinic runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students must bring their student ID and insurance card. To save time, forms can be filled out in advance. Learn more and access the forms here.

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should have been accessible starting October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

General

Priority Housing for Living-Learning Opportunities—Undergraduate Students
Current undergraduate students can apply to live in Living-Learning Communities (LLC) at no extra cost for the 2022–2023 academic year. Students in learning communities enjoy the benefits of priority housing and sharing common residential and academic experiences with a close community of friends. Learn more about all available living-learning communities here.

Academics

Learn Faster with Peer Coaching—All Students
Peer Coaching offered by the Learning Centers allows students to learn new study strategies, develop time management with peers, and enjoy facilitated small groups that are capped at 6 students per session. Peer coaching sessions give students the individualized attention to help them become more effective students and learners. Register for peer coaching here. Once signed into Penji, join the community titled "LC Academic Coaching". Click on "Join a peer coaching group session" and select a peer coach (either Nicole or Spencer). Students who would rather work one-on-one with a coach to learn these skills can make an appointment here.

Applications and Virtual Information Session for the Master’s Program in Political Science–United Nations and Global Policy Studies—Undergraduate Students
The Department of Political Science at the School of Arts and Sciences is accepting applications from high-achieving undergraduate students for the Accelerated Master’s Program in Political Science–United Nations and Global Policy Studies (UNMA) on a rolling basis. This 36-credit program gives students an opportunity to reduce graduate program costs and obtain an M.A. degree in a shorter time period. A virtual information session will be held on Tuesday, November 9, at 12 p.m. Register for the information session here.

Applications for the Eagleton Undergraduate Associates Program—Juniors in all Rutgers Schools
Applications are being accepted for the Undergraduate Associates Program at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. Associates learn about real-world politics and government, build knowledge, skills, and networks for political, government, and community engagement. Learn about power and decision-making while honing leadership and professional skills. This is a 3-course series (one each semester) and a summer or fall internship in politics, government, policy, or advocacy. Applications are due on November 5, 2021. Learn more and apply here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Registration for Winter Term Is Now Open—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term has begun. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Last Day to Withdraw from University—Undergraduate Students
The last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021 is November 22, 2021. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Aid Application Available—All Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available for the 2022–2023 academic year. Please file before the January 15, 2022, priority deadline to ensure eligibility for all available aid programs. The following is needed to file a FAFSA:

•    An FSA ID
•    Student's Social Security Number
•    2020 Federal Tax information for student and student's parents
•    Rutgers Federal School Code: 002629

Learn more about how to file a FAFSA here.

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing Available—All Students
The Rutgers Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics Program (HOPE) is providing Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing every Friday through November 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. by appointment. Test results are available in about 20 minutes. Please email mark.cruz@rutgers.edu to make an appointment. All testing is free and confidential. Students must bring their student IDs, and masks must be worn to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Testing is done at 8 Lafayette Street on the College Avenue Campus.

Fall 2021 Flu Vaccination Clinic—All Students
The last flu vaccination clinic takes place on Wednesday, November 10, at Sojourner Truth Apartments on the College Avenue Campus. The clinic runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students must bring their student ID and insurance card. To save time, forms can be filled out in advance. Learn more and access the forms here.

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should have been accessible starting October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

General

Priority Housing for Living-Learning Opportunities—Undergraduate Students
Current undergraduate students can apply to live in Living-Learning Communities (LLC) at no extra cost for the 2022–2023 academic year. Students in learning communities enjoy the benefits of priority housing and sharing common residential and academic experiences with a close community of friends. Learn more about all available living-learning communities here.

Academics

Register for a Learning Center Workshop—All Students
The Learning Centers offer workshops that help students develop strategies for managing academic and non-academic needs and promote physical and emotional well-being while improving academic performance. View the full schedule of workshops and register here.

Applications for the Eagleton Undergraduate Associates Program—Juniors in all Rutgers Schools
Applications are being accepted for the Undergraduate Associates Program at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. Associates learn about real-world politics and government, build knowledge, skills, and networks for political, government, and community engagement. Learn about power and decision-making while honing leadership and professional skills. This is a 3-course series (one each semester) and a summer or fall internship in politics, government, policy, or advocacy. Applications are due on November 5, 2021. Learn more and apply here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Rutgers–New Brunswick Campus Bus System Survey—All Students
Click here to take the Rutgers University–New Brunswick Campus Bus System Survey. Participation will assist in informing future enhancements to the system to improve the student experience. The survey takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and will be open until Friday, October 22. Participants who complete the survey may enter into a drawing to win one of seven $100 gift cards to kite + key, the Rutgers Tech Store.

Registration for Winter Term Is Now Open—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term has begun. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Aid Application Available—All Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available for the 2022–2023 academic year. Please file before the January 15, 2022, priority deadline to ensure eligibility for all available aid programs. The following is needed to file a FAFSA:

•    An FSA ID
•    Student's Social Security Number
•    2020 Federal Tax information for student and student's parents
•    Rutgers Federal School Code: 002629

Learn more about how to file a FAFSA here.

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing Available—All Students
The Rutgers Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics Program (HOPE) is providing Weekly Rapid Results HIV Testing every Friday through November 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. by appointment. Test results are available in about 20 minutes. Please email mark.cruz@rutgers.edu to make an appointment. All testing is free and confidential. Students must bring their student IDs, and masks must be worn to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Testing is done at 8 Lafayette Street on the College Avenue Campus.

Fall 2021 Flu Vaccination Clinics—All Students
Flu vaccination clinics run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students must bring their student ID and insurance card. To save time, forms can be filled out in advance. Learn more and access the forms here.

Wednesday, October 20:

• Douglass Student Center, Trayes Hall
• Busch Student Center, Multipurpose Room

Wednesday, November 10:

• Sojourner Truth Apartments on College Avenue Campus, The Yard

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should be accessible by October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

Academics

Complete the Academic Integrity Module—Undergraduate Students
Academic integrity is essential to success at Rutgers, and all students are expected to abide by the Honor Pledge which states: “On my honor, I have neither received nor given any unauthorized assistance on this examination (assignment).” To fully understand the policy and some of the factors which can result in violations, students are expected to complete the Academic Integrity module which can be found on Canvas. Once logged in, the course can be found here.

Learn with Confidence and Sign Up for Drop-In Tutoring—All Students
Tutoring at the Learning Centers is much more than just homework help. Tutors give students the personal attention they need to succeed in their classes. The Learning Centers has helped thousands of students achieve better grades by improving their confidence in the course work. The tutoring model is designed to fit around students' schedules, and tutors are patient and help students understand the course material. Tutoring is being offered online and in person. No registration or appointment is needed, as all tutoring is drop-in. Learn more and access the tutoring schedule here.

Applications for the Eagleton Undergraduate Associates Program—Juniors in all Rutgers Schools
Applications are being accepted for the Undergraduate Associates Program at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. Associates learn about real-world politics and government, build knowledge, skills, and networks for political, government, and community engagement. Learn about power and decision-making while honing leadership and professional skills. This is a 3-course series (one each semester) and a summer or fall internship in politics, government, policy, or advocacy. Applications are due on November 5, 2021. Learn more and apply here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Temporary Construction Closure of One Stop Student Services Center on October 15—All Students
Due to construction, walk-in services for One Stop Student Services Center at Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor Hall on the Busch Campus will be closed on Friday, October 15. Normal operating hours will resume on Monday, October 18. During the closure, One Stop can still be reached via the contact form here.

Rutgers–New Brunswick Campus Bus System Survey—All Students
Click here to take the Rutgers University–New Brunswick Campus Bus System Survey. Participation will assist in informing future enhancements to the system to improve the student experience. The survey takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete and will be open until Friday, October 22. Participants who complete the survey may enter into a drawing to win one of seven $100 gift cards to kite + key, the Rutgers Tech Store.

Registration for Winter Term Is Now Open—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term has begun. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Aid Application Available—All Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available for the 2022–2023 academic year. Please file before the January 15, 2022, priority deadline to ensure eligibility for all available aid programs. The following is needed to file a FAFSA:

•    An FSA ID
•    Student's Social Security Number
•    2020 Federal Tax information for student and student's parents
•    Rutgers Federal School Code: 002629

Learn more about how to file a FAFSA here.

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Fall 2021 Flu Vaccination Clinics—All Students
Flu vaccination clinics run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students must bring their student ID and insurance card. To save time, forms can be filled out in advance. Learn more and access the forms here.

Wednesday, October 20:

• Douglass Student Center, Trayes Hall
• Busch Student Center, Multipurpose Room

Wednesday, November 10:

• Sojourner Truth Apartments on College Avenue Campus, The Yard

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should be accessible by October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

General

Take the Scarlet Knight Challenge—Undergraduate Students
To assist new students in building connections with the Rutgers community and learning about essential campus services, New Student Orientation and Family Programs has created the Scarlet Knight Challenge. This challenge will assist new students with navigating the campus, calming nerves that may arise, finding a place to call home on campus, making friends, and having fun while winning  prizes. This challenge is exclusively open to all first-year and transfer students. Learn more about how to participate here.

Academics

Complete the Academic Integrity Module—Undergraduate Students
Academic integrity is essential to success at Rutgers, and all students are expected to abide by the Honor Pledge which states: “On my honor, I have neither received nor given any unauthorized assistance on this examination (assignment).” To fully understand the policy and some of the factors which can result in violations, students are expected to complete the Academic Integrity module which can be found on Canvas. Once logged in, the course can be found here.

Applications for the Eagleton Undergraduate Associates Program—Juniors in all Rutgers Schools
Applications are being accepted for the Undergraduate Associates Program at the Eagleton Institute of Politics. Associates learn about real-world politics and government, build knowledge, skills, and networks for political, government, and community engagement. Learn about power and decision-making while honing leadership and professional skills. This is a 3-course series (one each semester) and a summer or fall internship in politics, government, policy, or advocacy. Applications are due on November 5, 2021. Learn more and apply here.

Try a New Study Method by Joining a Study Group—All Students
The Learning Centers offer free study groups, open to all Rutgers students, both online and in-person. Study group participants earn higher average final course grades than if they studied alone, and are more actively involved in the course. By attending a study group, students will have a better understanding of course material and acquire effective learning strategies. Study group leaders review course material with students and integrate study strategies—note taking, problem solving, and test preparation—that link course content with cognitive skill development. Study group leaders are trained and supervised Rutgers students, selected by the course professor. View the list of classes and register here.

Register for the Rutgers Graduate School of Education's Five-Year Program Information Session—Undergraduate Students
The Graduate School of Education (GSE) is hosting a virtual information session for their five-year teacher preparation programs for initial licensure and certification on Friday, October 15, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Learn more about the five-year bachelor's/master's program with teaching certification from the top-ranked school of education in New Jersey. This session will explain how the GSE's five-year program works, admission requirements, and areas of licensure offered. Learn more and register here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Financial Aid Application Available—All Students
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available for the 2022–2023 academic year. Please file before the January 15, 2022, priority deadline to ensure eligibility for all available aid programs. The following is needed to file a FAFSA:

•    An FSA ID
•    Student's Social Security Number
•    2020 Federal Tax information for student and student's parents
•    Rutgers Federal School Code: 002629

Learn more about how to file a FAFSA here.

Registration for Winter Term Is Now Open—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term has begun. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Fall 2021 Flu Vaccination Clinics—All Students
Flu vaccination clinics begin this week and run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students must bring their student ID and insurance card. To save time, forms can be filled out in advance. Learn more and access the forms here.

Wednesday, October 6:

• College Avenue Student Center, Multipurpose Room
• Livingston Apartments Building B, Reading Room (ground floor)

Wednesday, October 20:

• Douglass Student Center, Trayes Hall
• Busch Student Center, Multipurpose Room

Wednesday, November 10:

• Sojourner Truth Apartments on College Avenue Campus, The Yard

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should be accessible by October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

General

Request a Diversity Peer Educator (DPE) Workshop—Undergraduate Students
Students may request a free and student-led diversity peer education workshop led by Diversity Peer Educators (DPEs). Workshop topics include Race in America, Feminism, Police Brutality, and more. DPEs are dedicated to being a resource and educator in topics that help to make Rutgers a more inclusive community for all. Learn more and request a workshop here.

Take the Scarlet Knight Challenge—Undergraduate Students
To assist new students in building connections with the Rutgers community and learning about essential campus services, New Student Orientation and Family Programs has created the Scarlet Knight Challenge. This challenge will assist new students with navigating the campus, calming nerves that may arise, finding a place to call home on campus, making friends, and having fun while winning  prizes. This challenge is exclusively open to all first-year and transfer students. Learn more about how to participate here.

Academics

Learning Centers Open for In-Person Learning—All Students
The Learning Centers have re-opened their centers with hybrid academic support services and are following university guidelines to provide students with a safe environment for in-person learning. In addition to in-person services, services are still being offered online to support all students. Tutoring, academic coaching, study groups, and writing tutoring are now offered in-person at the Learning Centers and online through the Penji App. Students should visit the Penji App to access the drop-in tutoring schedules, or to make an academic coaching appointment. All Learning Center services have "LC" in front of their names and are free and available to all Rutgers–New Brunswick students. Learn more about services here.

Register for the Rutgers Graduate School of Education's Five-Year Program Information Session—Undergraduate Students
The Graduate School of Education (GSE) is hosting a virtual information session for their five-year teacher preparation programs for initial licensure and certification on Friday, October 15, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Learn more about the five-year bachelor's/master's program with teaching certification from the top-ranked school of education in New Jersey. This session will explain how the GSE's five-year program works, admission requirements, and areas of licensure offered. Learn more and register here.

Register for an Education as a Social Science Minor Information Session—Undergraduate Students
The Graduate School of Education is hosting virtual information sessions for their Education as a Social Science Minor for Fall 2021. Students will learn about focused tracks within the minor, how the minor can complement a major, how to apply, and more. Students must register in order to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Registration for Winter Term Begins Monday, October 4—All Students
Registration for the Winter 2022 term begins on Monday, October 4. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

Financial Holds—All Students 
Financial holds have been placed on accounts with unpaid balances. These holds will prevent students from registering for spring semester classes. Students enrolled in tuition payment plans should make sure their accounts are current. Financial aid recipients should review aid packages and check required documents on the Financial Aid webpage to make sure all documents have been submitted. Students can view the balances on their accounts here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Health

Student Health Insurance Waiver Appeals—All Students
The deadline to waive or enroll in student health insurance was September 21. Updated waiver appeal information is as follows:

Failed to Waive? Students enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) will be responsible for the premium on the term bill even if they have other health insurance. Students can complete a waiver appeal form before November 30, 2021. F and J Rutgers visa-sponsored students must contact Eirinn Jones at Rutgers Global before the deadline for waiver appeal guidelines at eljones@global.rutgers.edu.

Failed to Enroll? Students are now enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. Insurance cards should be accessible by October 5, 2021, and an account must be created to access the card.  

Students may view the summary of benefits and other information here. Please note that the enrollment process can take several weeks, which will delay access to insurance cards. Students are encouraged to be proactive and enroll before the deadline in order to avoid having to pay out-of-pocket expenses for medical care and then seeking reimbursement. 

General

Request a Diversity Peer Educator (DPE) Workshop—Undergraduate Students
Students may request a free and student-led diversity peer education workshop led by Diversity Peer Educators (DPEs). Workshop topics include Race in America, Feminism, Police Brutality, and more. DPEs are dedicated to being a resource and educator in topics that help to make Rutgers a more inclusive community for all. Learn more and request a workshop here.

Take the Scarlet Knight Challenge—Undergraduate Students
To assist new students in building connections with the Rutgers community and learning about essential campus services, New Student Orientation and Family Programs has created the Scarlet Knight Challenge. This challenge will assist new students with navigating the campus, calming nerves that may arise, finding a place to call home on campus, making friends, and having fun while winning  prizes. This challenge is exclusively open to all first-year and transfer students. Learn more about how to participate here.

Academics

Academic Support Resources at success.rutgers.edu—All Students
Students looking for academic advising or tutoring, or seeking to get better using Canvas or Teams, are encouraged to browse the Student Success website. This website is easily searchable and has “How To” instructional videos related to technology systems such as Canvas, Teams, the Rutgers Handshake Career Management tool, and more. The site also provides resources and services for: Success Essentials, Academic Support Services, Involvement & Community, and Experiential Learning & Career Preparation.

Register for an Education as a Social Science Minor Information Session—Undergraduate Students
The Graduate School of Education is hosting virtual information sessions for their Education as a Social Science Minor for Fall 2021. Students will learn about focused tracks within the minor, how the minor can complement a major, how to apply, and more. Students must register in order to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Register for School of Social Work's Master of Social Work Information Sessions—All Students
The School of Social Work is hosting virtual information sessions for students interested in learning more about the Master of Social Work degree options. Applications for this nationally-ranked school are now being accepted for 2022. Learn more and register for an information session here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy, Urban Planning, and Public Informatics. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

One Stop Student Services Center Closing Early on Friday, September 24—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center will close at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, September 24 to walk-ins, and will resume normal in-person hours on Monday, September 27. During the closure, One Stop can still be reached via the contact form here.

View and Pay Fall Semester Term Bills—All Students
Fall semester term bills are now available to view and make payment. Term bills not paid by the due date will be assessed a late payment fee of $125.00. It is recommended that students enroll in one of the Rutgers University Tuition Payment Plans (RUTPP) for those unable to pay the full amount due by the due date. Please view additional information and payment plan options here.

Schedule of Classes for Winter Now Available—All Students
The schedule of classes for the Winter 2022 term is now available. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Plan schedules now before registration begins on Monday, October 4. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

myGuest Authorized User Access for Term Bills, Grades, and More—All Students
Students can now authorize a third party or a parent with access to review academic records or make payments on their behalf. In order to grant this access, students must log in to their myRutgers Dashboard, and use the "Authorized Access" icon to provide access to the desired authorized party. Additional instructions for the myGuest Dashboard can be found here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

Health

Waive and/or Enroll in Student Health Insurance by September 21 Deadline—All Students
Rutgers requires all full-time and F and J visa-sponsored students to waive or enroll in the Student Health Insurance Plan. The Health Insurance premium is automatically added to the term bill each semester. The open waiver/enrollment period ends September 21, 2021.
   
Enrolling? Paying the premium is not enrolling, and the enrollment form must be completed by the deadline.

Waiving? The premium will be removed from the term bill within 4 business days after submission of the waiver form.

To waive or enroll, view waiver requirements per student type, rates, deadline dates, summary of benefits, and "after submission" procedures of the waiver/enrollment forms, please click here.

General

Take the Scarlet Knight Challenge—Undergraduate Students
To assist new students in building connections with the Rutgers community and learning about essential campus services, New Student Orientation and Family Programs has created the Scarlet Knight Challenge. This challenge will assist new students with navigating the campus, calming nerves that may arise, finding a place to call home on campus, making friends, and having fun while winning  prizes. This challenge is exclusively open to all first-year and transfer students. Learn more about how to participate here.

Academics

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy & Urban Planning Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy and Urban Planning. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the employment listings available on Rutgers Handshake, your primary career management portal brought to you by the Office of Career Exploration and Success. On-campus part-time jobs are also regularly posted to the platform by campus departments.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

One Stop Student Services Center Closing Early on Friday, September 24—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center will close at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, September 24 to walk-ins, and will resume normal in-person hours on Monday, September 27. During the closure, One Stop can still be reached via the contact form here.

View and Pay Fall Semester Term Bills—All Students
Fall semester term bills are now available to view and make payment. Term bills not paid by the due date will be assessed a late payment fee of $125.00. It is recommended that students enroll in one of the Rutgers University Tuition Payment Plans (RUTPP) for those unable to pay the full amount due by the due date. Please view additional information and payment plan options here.

Dining Plan Change and Cancellation Requests—All Students
Dining plan change and cancellation requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that reductions and cancellations will be allowed.

RU Express Cancellation and Reduction Requests—All Students
RU Express initial deposit cancellation and reduction requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that cancellations or reductions will be allowed and only if the money for the Fall 2021 semester HAS NOT been used.

Schedule of Classes for Winter Now Available—All Students
The schedule of classes for the Winter 2022 term is now available. Earn credits towards a degree during winter break and choose from 150 courses in a wide range of subjects. Plan schedules now before registration begins on Monday, October 4. Learn more about Winter Session here.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the One Stop Student Services Center.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 (and ask for Tia Williams) or submit an inquiry to the One Stop Student Services Center. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

myGuest Authorized User Access for Term Bills, Grades, and More—All Students
Students can now authorize a third party or a parent with access to review academic records or make payments on their behalf. In order to grant this access, students must log in to their myRutgers Dashboard, and use the "Authorized Access" icon to provide access to the desired authorized party. Additional instructions for the myGuest Dashboard can be found here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

New Student ABC Payment Center—All Students
The New Brunswick Payment Center is now located within the Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor Hall (formerly Administrative Services Building, Busch Campus) which is accessible via the One Stop Student Services Center. The Payment Center offers an in-person cash payment service by appointment only. Please direct all term bill-related questions to the One Stop Student Services Center.

Health

Waive and/or Enroll in Student Health Insurance by September 21 Deadline—All Students
Rutgers requires all full-time and F and J visa-sponsored students to waive or enroll in the Student Health Insurance Plan. The Health Insurance premium is automatically added to the term bill each semester. The open waiver/enrollment period ends September 21, 2021.
   
Enrolling? Paying the premium is not enrolling, and the enrollment form must be completed by the deadline.

Waiving? The premium will be removed from the term bill within 4 business days after submission of the waiver form.

To waive or enroll, view waiver requirements per student type, rates, deadline dates, summary of benefits, and "after submission" procedures of the waiver/enrollment forms, please click here.

General

Disclosure Statements
Students can find legal disclosures and information concerning academic programs, drug and alcohol policies, including the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act, the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, institutional and specialized accreditation, nondiscrimination and harassment, Title IX, public safety information, peer-to-peer file sharing, withdrawal from the institution, and more here.

Suicide Prevention Act
Rutgers has individuals with training and experience in mental health issues who focus on reducing student suicides and attempted suicides. These individuals are available on campus, or remotely by telephone or other means for students 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Students can contact: NJ HopeLine: 855-654-6735, RUPD: 911, Counseling, Alcohol & Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services (CAPS): 848-932-7884.

File Sharing Software
The sharing of music and movies through the use of file sharing peer to peer (P2P) software available online is discouraged due to copyright and security issues. In compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA), the university has provided guidelines to inform students about copyright laws. Copyright infringement and unauthorized distribution are against the law and will be enforced. Learn more about this policy here.

Minors on Campus
Guidelines for appropriate protection and supervision of minors participating in university-sponsored programs, or in programs operated by outside entities that are held in university facilities, can be found here.

Students with inquiries related to any of the above notices should contact the offices identified for their campus:
New Brunswick: Office of Student Affairs Compliance, 848-932-8576, or jackie.moran@rutgers.edu
RBHS: Please contact the individual school.

Academics

Health Professions Office Advising Open House—Undergraduate Students
The Health Professions Office (HPO) in the Division of Life Sciences is holding a virtual open house for all first and second year pre-health students to meet the HPO advisors on Tuesday, September 14, at 5 p.m. Learn more and access the Zoom link here.

Register for Bloustein School's Master's in Public Policy & Urban Planning Information Sessions—All Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy is hosting virtual information sessions for their master and graduate certificate programs in Public Policy and Urban Planning. The GRE is waived for 2022 and scholarships are available for Fall 2022. No work experience is necessary. Students must RSVP to attend an information session. Learn more and register for a session here.

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the listings available on Handshake, the Rutgers central resource for jobs, internships and campus leadership opportunities.

#RutgersWorks Free Tuition Career Challenge—All Students
The Office of Career Exploration and Success is offering FREE Spring 2020 tuition and other prizes for all currently registered Rutgers–New Brunswick students at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Learn more about the Free Tuition Career Challenge and get started here.

Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair Series—All Students
Students seeking full-time, part-time, internship opportunities, and 1-on-1 or group sessions with employers are encouraged to register for the Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair taking place on Friday, September 17, from noon to 4 p.m. This fair is open to all current students and alumni from all academic disciplines and Rutgers University campuses (New Brunswick, Camden, Newark, and RBHS). Register and learn more here.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Upcoming Change in Designation of Class Day
Wednesday, September 8, follows a Monday class schedule due to the shortened class week.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate StudentsFall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
September 1: Classes begin
September 10: Last day to add courses, or drop courses without a "W" grade (New Date)
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg Hours:
6:30 a.m.–midnight, Monday through Friday
6:30 a.m.–2 p.m. on Saturdays

View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the Office of the Registrar using this online contact form.

View and Pay Fall Semester Term Bills—All Students
Fall semester term bills are now available to view and make payment. Term bills not paid by the due date will be assessed a late payment fee of $125.00. It is recommended that students enroll in one of the Rutgers University Tuition Payment Plans (RUTPP) for those unable to pay the full amount due by the due date. Please view additional information and payment plan options here.

Dining Plan Change and Cancellation Requests—All Students
Dining plan change and cancellation requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that reductions and cancellations will be allowed.

RU Express Cancellation and Reduction Requests—All Students
RU Express initial deposit cancellation and reduction requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that cancellations or reductions will be allowed and only if the money for the Fall 2021 semester HAS NOT been used.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 and ask for Tia Williams, or use this contact form. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

myGuest Authorized User Access for Term Bills, Grades, and More—All Students
Students can now authorize a third party or a parent with access to review academic records or make payments on their behalf. In order to grant this access, students must log in to their myRutgers Dashboard, and use the "Authorized Access" icon to provide access to the desired authorized party. Additional instructions for the myGuest Dashboard can be found here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

New Student ABC Payment Center—All Students
The New Brunswick Payment Center is now located within the Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor Hall (formerly Administrative Services Building, Busch Campus) which is accessible via the One Stop Student Services Center. The Payment Center offers an in-person cash payment service by appointment only. Please direct all term bill-related questions to the One Stop Student Services Center.

Health

Rutgers Student Health's Services—Undergraduate Students
Rutgers Student Health is here for all of your health and wellness needs, providing a hybrid of services this fall. Health Services is providing all its regular clinical services, including:

• General Medicine
• Preventative Care
• Sexual Health & Reproductive
• Gender-Specific Health
• Immunizations & Allergy Shots
• Sports Medicine

Appointments are available via tele-health, over the phone, on in-person. To make a medical appointment, call 848-932-7402 or use the Online Patient Portal.

Counseling, Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services (CAPS) is offering both in-person and remote counseling options. Services include:

• Individual therapy
• Community-Based Counseling
• Group therapy
• Skill-Building Workshops
• Immediate support for students in crisis
• Alcohol and other drug assistance programs
• Psychiatric care/medication management
• Community Referrals

To make a counseling appointment, call 848-932-7884.

Health, Outreach, Promotion and Education (HOPE) is offering services in-person or virtually including:

• Peer Educator-Led Workshops and Trainings
• Wellness Coaching
• Alcohol Education Workshops

Students interested in any of HOPE’s services should call 848-932-1965.

General

Disclosure Statements
Students can find legal disclosures and information concerning academic programs, drug and alcohol policies, including the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act, the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, institutional and specialized accreditation, nondiscrimination and harassment, Title IX, public safety information, peer-to-peer file sharing, withdrawal from the institution, and more here.

Title IX Policy and Grievance Procedures
Rutgers prohibits discrimination based on sex. Our new, interim Title IX Policy and Grievance Procedures contains a comprehensive explanation of “consent,” describes the rights that apply to both the complainant and respondent and lists the range of supportive measures the university may offer before, during, and after the investigation. View the policy here.

Policy Against Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying, and Defamation
Intolerance, bigotry, and bullying are antithetical to the values of the university and the Rutgers Code of Student Conduct prohibits harassment, intimidation, bullying, and defamation. The Code of Student Conduct contains definitions, descriptions of violations, and procedures for addressing violations. Students who wish to discuss any matter with the police or feel they are in need of immediate police attention may contact the Rutgers–New Brunswick University Police Department at 732-932-7111.

Pregnant Students
Rutgers University is committed to creating and maintaining a community where all individuals enjoy freedom from discrimination, including discrimination on the basis of pregnancy as mandated by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and New Jersey law.  View the university’s policy prohibiting discrimination and harassment here (PDF will download).

Students with inquiries related to any of the above notices should contact the offices identified for their campus:
New Brunswick: Office of Student Affairs Compliance, 848-932-8576, or jackie.moran@rutgers.edu
RBHS: Please contact the individual school.

Academics

Applications for the Bloustein School's Mary Ann and Steven J. Allard Fellowship Program—Undergraduate Students
The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and the Allard Family have established a fellowship for outstanding, declared, and non-traditional public health students who have demonstrated a personal commitment or outstanding academic potential in their public health studies. For 2021-2022, two eligible undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA will be selected as fellows to receive $2,000 each. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2021. Please email allardfellowship@ejb.rutgers.edu with any questions. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the listings available on Handshake, the Rutgers central resource for jobs, internships and campus leadership opportunities.

#RutgersWorks Free Tuition Career Challenge—All Students
The Office of Career Exploration and Success is offering FREE Spring 2020 tuition and other prizes for all currently registered Rutgers–New Brunswick students at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Learn more about the Free Tuition Career Challenge and get started here.

Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair Series—All Students
Students seeking full-time, part-time, internship opportunities, and 1-on-1 or group sessions with employers are encouraged to register for the Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair taking place on Friday, September 17, from noon to 4 p.m. This fair is open to all current students and alumni from all academic disciplines and Rutgers University campuses (New Brunswick, Camden, Newark, and RBHS). Register and learn more here.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.

Important Information Regarding COVID-19 
The Universitywide COVID-19 Information Page is your official source of information about the university’s response to COVID-19. This page has resources for students and parents along with announcements pertaining to COVID-19, FAQs, and the operating statuses of services, facilities, and offices at Rutgers. You are encouraged to check this site frequently.

Fall 2021 Add-Drop Dates—Undergraduate Students
September 1: Classes begin
September 10: Last day to add courses or drop courses without a "W" grade
October 25: Last day to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade
November 22: Last day to withdraw from the university for Fall 2021

Normal Webreg Hours:
6:30 a.m.–midnight, Monday through Friday
6:30 a.m.–2 p.m. on Saturdays

View the Fall 2021 Undergraduate Calendar here. For assistance, please contact the Office of the Registrar using this online contact form.

Upcoming Change in Designation of Class Day
The university is closed on Monday, September 6, for the Labor Day holiday. Wednesday, September 8, follows a Monday class schedule.

View and Pay Fall Semester Term Bills—All Students
Fall semester term bills are now available to view and make payment. Term bills not paid by the due date will be assessed a late payment fee of $125.00. It is recommended that students enroll in one of the Rutgers University Tuition Payment Plans (RUTPP) for those unable to pay the full amount due by the due date. Please view additional information and payment plan options here.

Dining Plan Change and Cancellation Requests—All Students
Dining plan change and cancellation requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that reductions and cancellations will be allowed.

RU Express Cancellation and Reduction Requests—All Students
RU Express initial deposit cancellation and reduction requests for the Fall 2021 semester are now being accepted online until Wednesday, September 15, 2021. This is the only time during the semester that cancellations or reductions will be allowed and only if the money for the Fall 2021 semester HAS NOT been used.

Important Graduation Information—Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who anticipate completing January 2022 degree requirements must apply for graduation by submitting a diploma application online, or a hard copy (PDF) if the deadline has been missed. The January deadline is January 15, 2022. For any questions concerning a diploma application, please contact the Undergraduate Registrar’s Office at 848-445-2757 and ask for Tia Williams, or use this contact form. Please note that completion of a diploma application does not imply that graduation requirements have been met.

Financial

One Stop Student Services Center and Walk-Ins—All Students
The One Stop Student Services Center (One Stop) at Rutgers University–New Brunswick represents an integrated and coordinated cross-functional service in the areas of financial aid, student accounts, and registration.  One Stop acts as a “single point of service” across these areas to promote a progressive, simplified, and consistent student experience and a culture that supports student satisfaction and success. Questions can be submitted using the contact form or by visiting the One Stop at Dr. Samuel Dewitt Proctor Hall located at 65 Davidson Road on Busch Campus. No appointments are necessary for walk-ins. The center is open Monday–Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

myGuest Authorized User Access for Term Bills, Grades, and More—All Students
Students can now authorize a third party or a parent with access to review academic records or make payments on their behalf. In order to grant this access, students must to log in to their myRutgers Dashboard, and use the "Authorized Access" icon to provide access to the desired authorized party. Additional instructions for the myGuest Dashboard can be found here.

Set Up Electronic Deposit to Receive Refunds Faster—All Students
Students are strongly encouraged to set up direct deposit for the fastest, safest, and most convenient way to receive refunds. Funds are available for immediate use once deposited electronically. Learn more about electronic deposit here.

New Student ABC Payment Center—All Students
The New Brunswick Payment Center is now located within the Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor Hall (formerly Administrative Services Building, Busch Campus) which is accessible via the One Stop Student Services Center. The Payment Center offers an in-person cash payment service by appointment only. Please direct all term bill-related questions to the One Stop Student Services Center.

Health

Rutgers Student Health's Services—Undergraduate Students
Rutgers Student Health is here for all of your health and wellness needs, providing a hybrid of services this fall. Health Services is providing all its regular clinical services, including:

• General Medicine
• Preventative Care
• Sexual Health & Reproductive
• Gender-Specific Health
• Immunizations & Allergy Shots
• Sports Medicine

Appointments are available via tele-health, over the phone, on in-person. To make a medical appointment, call 848-932-7402 or use the Online Patient Portal.

Counseling, Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program & Psychiatric Services (CAPS) is offering both in-person and remote counseling options. Services include:

• Individual therapy
• Community-Based Counseling
• Group therapy
• Skill-Building Workshops
• Immediate support for students in crisis
• Alcohol and other drug assistance programs
• Psychiatric care/medication management
• Community Referrals

To make a counseling appointment, call 848-932-7884.

Health, Outreach, Promotion and Education (HOPE) is offering services in-person or virtually including:

• Peer Educator-Led Workshops and Trainings
• Wellness Coaching
• Alcohol Education Workshops

Students interested in any of HOPE’s services should call 848-932-1965.

General

Check Out success.rutgers.edu—All Students
Success.rutgers.edu is a central website dedicated to helping students find all of the services and resources to succeed. Resources are organized in four thematic areas: Success Essentials, Academic Support Services, Involvement & Community, and Experiential Learning & Career Preparation. The site is easily searchable and also includes important “How To” instructional videos and guides for topics such as Course Scheduling, Add/Drop, Canvas, Teams, the Handshake Career Management platform, and more.

Register Local Addresses—All Students
Students who are renting in the local community must register local addresses and emergency contact information with Off-Campus Living & Community Partnerships in order to be kept updated on municipal information, programming, emergency alerts, and other helpful information related to living off-campus.

Rutgers Food Pantry—All Students
The Rutgers Student Food Pantry (RSFP) is dedicated to helping students in need. Its primary mission is to provide necessary food and personal care products to members of the Rutgers community. All services are confidential and no appointment is necessary—only a Rutgers ID card is needed. Services are provided by Off-Campus Living & Community Partnerships and the pantry is located at the College Avenue Student Center in room 115 (lower level). Follow the Rutgers Student Food Pantry on Facebook and Instagram (@RUFOODPANTRY) for up-to-date information.

Jobs, Internships and Leadership Positions

Students should regularly check out the listings available on Handshake, the Rutgers central resource for jobs, internships and campus leadership opportunities.

Find Employment On Campus with Rutgers Handshake—All Students
Student employment opportunities, both in-person and remote, are available for currently registered students. Students are encouraged to log in to their Rutgers Handshake accounts and search for the "On-campus Student Employment" job type to apply. To create an account, visit the Handshake webpage, click the button, and log-in with a NETID and password.

#RutgersWorks Free Tuition Career Challenge—All Students
The Office of Career Exploration and Success is offering FREE Spring 2020 tuition and other prizes for all currently registered Rutgers–New Brunswick students at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Learn more about the Free Tuition Career Challenge and get started here.

Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair Series—All Students
Students seeking full-time, part-time, internship opportunities, and 1-on-1 or group sessions with employers are encouraged to register for the Rutgers Virtual Career & Internship Fair taking place on Friday, September 17, from noon to 4 p.m. This fair is open to all current students and alumni from all academic disciplines and Rutgers University campuses (New Brunswick, Camden, Newark, and RBHS). Register and learn more here.

Campus Involvement Opportunities and Events

Students should regularly check out the calendar of events at GetInvolved.