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Academic advisement is a collaborative process between students and their advisor. They are partners in meeting the essential learning goals that support student success.

Academic advisement is a collaborative process between students and their advisor. They are partners in meeting the essential learning goals that support student success.

Students may also email advising directly:

• First-Year and Sophomores
  • Last Names A–L: Traci Cummings-McGreal, tc913@sn.rutgers.edu
  • Last Name M–Z: Quawntashea Bailey, qb33@sn.rutgers.edu
• School to School (Internal) Transfer Students
  • Nadia Rago-Idrissu, son_transfers@sn.rutgers.edu

Academic advisement is a collaborative process between students and their advisor. They are partners in meeting the essential learning goals that support student success.

All students at Rutgers University are expected to maintain the highest levels of academic integrity. The definitions and examples of cheating or plagiarism may be understood, but it is also important to understand the meaning of fabrication, academic sabotage, facilitation of dishonesty, and how to prevent violations of the Academic Integrity Policy. Violations can result in educational and academic sanctions, which can be costly, both in terms of time, money, and future opportunities.

To maximize academic and post-graduate success, all students are expected to complete the academic integrity module available on Canvas. Once logged into Canvas, the course can be found in the list of Published Courses.

Find Tips and Tutorials on Academic Integrity and other resources.

• The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, commonly referred to as FERPA or the Buckley amendment, is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of a student’s educational record. FERPA applies to all educational agencies or institutions that receive federal funding for any program administered by the Secretary of Education. FERPA also applies to private entities that contract to perform services for the University that it would otherwise undertake to perform on its own; in such cases, the private entity must observe the same FERPA protections applicable to the University.
• At Rutgers University, records, including progress, deficiencies, and grades may be released to parents only if they have been given access by the student, regardless of the age or tax status of the student. Students who wish to waive parts of this policy and allow their parent(s) or legal guardian(s) to have more access to their information may do so via myGuest.

Rutgers Global-International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) is committed to providing superior services and enriching experiences for our international community. We are here to support the journeys of our international students and scholars, from arrival to graduation/completion and beyond. Our core services include immigration advising and compliance, application processing, academic and career support, and a range of programming, advocacy, and outreach.

For all students seeking information on MBA program policies and procedures, or looking to contact program staff.

Students who were previously undergraduates working toward a degree and who wish to return to Rutgers should submit an online re-enrollment application. This includes students who:

• Wish to return to their previous school at Rutgers University
• Wish to return through another school at Rutgers
• Have a Rutgers degree already and wish to return for a second degree
• Were previously matriculated at Rutgers and now wish to take courses on a non-matriculating basis

Whenever students are on campus, their Rutgers ID Card (RU ID) must be on their person and readily available. Generally, an RU ID provides access to services such as:

• Attendance verification
• Events
• Checkout privileges at Rutgers University libraries
• Computer labs and printing services
• Recreation centers
• Purchased meal plans and debit account options
• Assigned housing and other university building access

Learn more about obtaining a RU ID card, or to receive an ID card after uploading a photo at RU Student IDs.

Please report a lost RU ID Card to Identity and Access Management at iam@ipo.rutgers.edu.

If you've been notified that you're not meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and have the option to appeal, follow your school’s instructions to submit a SAP Appeal for Financial Aid Probation and work with your advisor to create an Academic SAP Plan to regain your financial aid eligibility. Submit by the SAP Deadline.

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• Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
• Mason Gross School for the Arts
• Rutgers Business School
• School of Arts and Sciences
• School of Engineering
• School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
• School of Management and Labor Relations
• School of Nursing