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Consider transferring to...


New Brunswick, New Jersey Transfer to Rutgers’ flagship campus T


ransferring is a big decision


Rutgers University–New Brunswick en-


rolls over 2,800 transfer students each year, so you can rest assured you won’t experience the college transfer process alone. As the lead- ing public research university in New Jersey, Rutgers gives students unmatched resources and opportunities, including a variety of support programs and experiences especially for trans- fer students to ease the transition and make the adjustment to a new university fun and memo- rable. Here are just some of the ways Rutgers– New Brunswick ensures your success.


Transfer-specific programs Rutgers recognizes the need for transfer stu- dents to feel prepared, confident, and excited about joining a new college community, so they are welcomed into the Scarlet Knight family with intentional programming. New transfer stu- dents also team up with a transfer mentor who’s “been there, done that” to help you adjust to life at Rutgers. Any transfer student has the opportunity to become a mentor for a future incoming student.


Students in Transition Seminar Available to School of Arts & Sciences students


only, this mandatory one-credit course intro- duces transfers to the skills necessary to be successful inside and outside the classroom.


Tau Sigma Honor Society This national honor society for transfers recog- nizes high academic achievement and pro- motes involvement at Rutgers. The Tau Sigma Honor Society (Gamma Xi chapter) is also only available to School of Arts & Sciences students.


Living-learning communities Rutgers offers incoming transfer students a multitude of learning community offerings. Stu- dents in learning communities enjoy the ben- efits of sharing residential and academic expe- riences while making new friends, exploring common interests, and being part of a close community of peers.


New Jersey community college transfer students There’s a smooth road to Rutgers for transfer students from New Jersey’s community colleges when you use NJTransfer as your guide. The New Jersey State-Wide Transfer Agreement provides additional information about transfer- ring from a New Jersey community college.


Ranked #19 among the “Top Public Schools” in the nation — U.S. News & World Report, 2022


Named one of the “Colleges With the Most Transfer Students,” ranking #1 among schools in New Jersey and Big Ten member universities — U.S. News & World Report, 2022


Student Life at Rutgers


• 43,859 students on the New Brunswick campus • 11,008 students on the Newark campus • 5,966 students on the Camden campus • 6,787 students at Rutgers Biomedical & Health Sciences (RBHS) • Students from all 50 states and 125+ countries • 800+ student organizations


• 180+ study abroad programs in 60+ countries • 100+ fraternities and sororities • Air Force, Army, and Navy ROTC


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