Students who do not want college credit may audit a course. Students opting for audit registration pay the regular tuition and student fee. The student is expected to do all the work of the course except the final exam and is graded S or U (satisfactory or unsatisfactory). The course and grade appear on the student's transcript. Students must inform the Registrar's Office of this selection at the time of registration.
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Individuals who are unemployed or in receipt of a layoff notice as a result of a factory or plant closing may be eligible to participate in a job-training course, on a space-available basis, without payment of tuition or general student fees. Other charges, including a mandatory $20 registration fee, may be required. Individuals interested in pursuing this opportunity at Rutgers must submit to the Registrar an approved Unemployed Person Job Training Form and Employability Development Plan from a state One-Stop Career Center no later than five (5) business days prior to the start of the session or semester. For more details, please contact the Registrar's Office.
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The summer session student fee is charged to all summer session students in order to support student enhancement programs, services, and facilities, which complement and support the academic experience, such as the library, writing centers and labs, health services, recreation centers, student centers, student events and concerts, and campus buses, among others.
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If you plan to park on campus this summer, you must purchase a parking permit. Visit the Parking and Transportation Office for more information.
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If classes have not yet begun, you may visit WebReg to change your course. During the add/drop period, you may visit the Registrar's Office to change your course. If there is a special circumstance and you would like to change a course after the add/drop period, you must apply for an appeal.
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Log into the WebReg using your RUID and Personal Access Code (PAC) to confirm your registration. Your RUID is the 9-digit number you used to register and your PAC is the month and day of your birthday (e.g. August 31 = 0831).
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Please check the cancellation and withdrawal deadlines, then visit WebReg to complete the transaction. If there is a special circumstance and you would like to drop or withdraw after the deadlines, you must apply for an appeal.
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Please refer to the University Schedule of Classes sample graphic below to locate the school, subject, course, section, and index numbers. Undergraduate courses have a course number of 001 - 499. Graduate courses have a course number of 500 - 800.
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Please contact the offering academic department to request a special permission number. You may search for departmental contact info using the university directory.
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All faculty, staff, students, and guests are assigned a Rutgers unique identifier known as a NetID, comprised of initials and a unique number (e.g. jqs23). In order to access many of the electronic services available to you at Rutgers, you need to activate your Rutgers NetID. Your assigned NetID will appear on the activation screen. The NetID will enable you to open an email and computer account, view course materials and your grades online, and access other services. We encourage you to create a Rutgers email address so your email address appears on an enrollment roster and in the online directory.
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You must secure documented permission from the instructor to enter the course, then apply for an appeal to complete a late course addition.
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Registration is simple, however, the process will vary depending on your current status as a student. Please visit our registration section for more information. If you need further guidance on registration, please view our video tutorials to guide you through the process.
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Log into the Student Accounting System to view and pay your term bill online. You may reference the Summer Session bill and payment checklist for further assistance. If you need further guidance on paying your term bill, please view our video tutorials to guide you through the process.
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Summer Session courses are open to academically qualified students. Rutgers is accredited by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges, and its summer courses are drawn from regular undergraduate and graduate offerings. Summer Session credits are regularly transferred to many other colleges, however, most colleges require prior approval of transfer credits. Therefore, you should check the transferability of each course with the appropriate official from your college before you register. Please do not send approval forms to Rutgers. Rutgers cannot guarantee the amount or kind of credit which will be granted by another institution for any course taken at Rutgers. Students are responsible for requesting a transcript to be sent to their home institution. Transcripts may be requested from the Registrar's Office.
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It will take up to 2 business days for you to receive your RUID. If you have not heard from us after the 2nd business day, please give our office a call.
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There are limited funds available for Summer Session. Visit the Office of Financial Aid website for more information. Scholarships may be available for students this summer. Visit Scholarships for more information.
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On-campus housing is available for Summer Session students. Housing applications are available after April 1. Visit Residence Life for more information or to apply.
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Please contact the offering academic department to request a prerequisite override. Contact information for academic departments may be found using the university directory.
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To establish your Rutgers email address and gain access to many of the electronic services available to summer session students, you must activate your NetID.
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Please visit section 10.2.2 for the Rutgers policy on grades and symbols.
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The maximum amount of credits a student may enroll in during Summer Session varies based on the school of affiliation. Please visit the Registrar's website for the full list of credit limits.
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Please visit the Business Services website to obtain a student ID card.
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Visit the official university book store to order required textbooks for your summer courses.
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High school juniors or younger may apply to take summer courses through the Summer Scholars Program. Non-matriculating, graduating seniors may register for the Summer Session as a visiting student.
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Registration for visiting students is simple. Simply visit our registration page and fill out the Registration Inquiry Form. You will receive an automated email within a few days containing your Rutgers ID (RUID) and Personal Access Code (PAC) and instructions on how to register via WebReg. If you need further guidance on registration, please view our video tutorials to guide you through the process.
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