media arts, students have ample choices to pursue their academic in- terests. Our students work side-by- side with our award-winning faculty, putting theories and ideas to the test. Our graduates are prepared to steer social and economic change on a lo- cal and global scale. Transfer to RU-N and transform your future.
Leverage and celebrate diversity every day
W
here opportunity meets excellence
Rutgers University–Newark (RU-N), an anchor educational insti- tution in and of New Jersey’s largest city, is a leader in research and schol- arship, fostering excellence at the intersection of academic and civic engagement. With an enrollment of more than 12,000+ students from 119 countries, our undergraduate, gradu- ate, professional, and joint-degree
• Ongoing transfer advisory support • Transfer Instant Decision Days • Transcript evaluations available • Easy registration process • Scholarship and financial aid options • Career development support
TRANSFER STUDENT RESOURCES
• Admissions Office:
admissions.newark.rutgers.edu • NJ Transfer:
njtransfer.org • Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA):
fafsa.ed.gov • Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society:
ptk.org
TRANSFER STUDENT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
• Online application at
admissions.rutgers.edu/apply • Non-refundable $70 application fee • Official transcript from all previously attended colleges • Successful completion of two college levels of English Composition • Successful completion of one college level of Math • Official final high school transcript if fewer than 24 college credits completed when applying • Official GED results (if applicable) • Official SAT/ACT scores only required if you meet the following criteria: - Graduated high school less than two years before starting classes at RU-N - Currently in your first semester of college
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programs span more than 100 areas of study. RU-N champions people from all walks of life to succeed and lead in our learning community. Our students benefit from small class sizes, funded research opportunities, and inspiring internships with local busi- nesses and Fortune 500 companies. With undergraduate majors offered across the liberal arts, business, crimi- nal justice, public service, technology, health professions, life sciences, and
EXPERIENCE A SMOOTH TRANSITION Transfer Student Checklist
qVisit: Take a campus tour and attend our Fall Open House
qAdvising and course planning: Meet with your current college, RU-N transfer advisor, or RU-N admissions
q Apply and submit required documents:
admissions.rutgers.edu/apply
qApply for financial aid:
fafsa.ed.gov
qReview both your transfer credit evaluation and financial aid package
qSubmit your enrollment deposit
qAttend New Student Orientation: Join the RU-N Family!
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Diversity enhances an exchange of ideas, innovation, learning, teaching, and community engagement—an everyday occurrence at RU-N, which has long been recognized as one of America’s most diverse universities. Our students and faculty represent an inclusive cultural environment that inspires academic scholarship, fields of study, local and global social justice, advocacy, and community well-being. We leverage diversity to ignite imaginations, generate opinions, en- courage civic dialogue, and empower world changemakers. We challenge our RU-N community to intention- ally build upon our legacy as a place of opportunity for everyone. RU-N is a place where difference has a hu- man face found in the many personal paths, passions, and possibilities that converge here. We invite you to join us in this intellectually and socially stimulating community that values diversity for everyone—every day!
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