Winter Session 2018 Term Bills are Due
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Winter Session 2018 Term Bills are Due December 4, 2017.
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Academic Session:
Winter Session
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My MoneyMake the most of your education by understanding our costs and your funding options.
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Meal Plans & Raider DollarsGo cash-free on and off campus with this program
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Student Health InsuranceIf you have health insurance, you can complete a waiver form to get the premium removed from your term bill, or if you do not have health insurance, complete the enrollment form.
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Tax Deductions and Your Tuition StatementPrepare for tax time with this information
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Tuition, Fees, and Housing InfoFind out what it costs to attend RU–N for the academic year
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Tuition RemissionRU tuition remission assistance available for students, staff and faculty
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Understanding Student Loans and RepaymentFind out about managing your loan responsibilities, repayment and federal loan benefits/borrower rights
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My Grades & RecordsInterested in what your student record includes? Find out how to access that information.
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How to Calculate Your GPAA quick way to figure out your GPA
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Verifying Your EnrollmentObtain verification for student loan deferment, employment, and more
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Viewing GradesKnow when to access your grades and how to interpret them
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My Degree & ClassesSuccess starts with preparation. Figure out which classes and credits you need to stay on track.
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Academic PoliciesThe rules you need to follow to achieve your degree
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Academic Probation & DismissalUnderstand what happens if you are put on academic probation.
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Academic StandingThe meaning of "good academic standing" and how to keep it
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RUN Rising Program OverviewRUN Rising is designed to assist Essex County, NJ residents who have earned at least 60 credits at Rutgers University-Newark and may have had to stop attending the university and continue to have an outstanding balance from prior semesters of attendance.
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Schedule of ClassesCourse listings searchable by location, time, instructor, and more
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My Rutgers NewarkLook no further for everything beyond the classroom, from student life to health services.
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Social Justice Support and ActionAccess resources and services
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Intercultural Resource CenterRely on the support we give to students of all backgrounds and cultures.
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Office of Global Initiatives & Experiential LearningNew domestic and international programs announced for undergraduate and graduate students.
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Disability ServicesLearn how RU-N works to create an accessible environment to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities.
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Office of Violence Prevention & Victim Assistance (VPVA)VPVA is dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence & encouraging bystander support.
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Title IX ResourcesRU-N is committed to fostering a safe and secure environment. Know your rights.
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RU ID CardAn RU ID card serves as your ID and provides access to campus.
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Athletics & RecreationJoin an intramural team, take a class, or watch the Scarlet Raiders.
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Veteran AffairsGet advice about your benefits and achieving your goals.
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NJ SNAP & Other ResourcesRU-N has partnered with a number of NJ agencies to provide information to students who may need access to resources
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Resources For ...Resources for specific student populations
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Spring 2025: Preparing for SuccessWe will be updating this page as we receive updates from University, NJ State and Newark community leaders
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