Enrollment Process at Rutgers -Camden from acceptance to the
first day of classes and from semester to semester
Freshmen:
Freshmen at Rutgers-Camden
From Acceptance to the First Day of Classes
I. Accept Admission. You accept admission to
Rutgers-Camden by confirming your attendance ( and sending in deposit).
The easiest way to accept your admission and pay the $125 nonrefundable
acceptance fee is to do so online through your Rutgers status screen
at https://www.acs.rutgers.edu/ugstat.
You may also submit your payment along with your admissions acknowledgement
form included in your packet.
A. Official high school transcript received by Rutgers-Camden
B. If applicable, send in any AP scores or college transcripts
for transfer credits to Rutgers-Camden Admissions Office, 406
Penn Street, Camden, NJ 08102
You will receive notice from the Office of the Registrar, http://registrar.rutgers.edu/CMINDEX.HTM 856-225-6053)
that you have been awarded credit for the courses for which official
transcripts or score reports were submitted as well as the Rutgers-Camden
equivalency for the course(s). You can also see your online transcript
through the same website to confirm that the courses have been
posted using your Rutgers Netid and password.
II. Placement Testing. You receive notification
from the Office of Admissions about signing up for the next placement
test - via email as well as a link through the enrollment pathway
with information about placement testing (http://cems.rutgers.edu/admissions/1600.php ,
856-225-6104). Almost all freshmen will require placement testing.
You will be contacted with the date for your test, along with a
link for confirming your attendance. A reminder will be sent a
week prior to the test date.
A. There are three placement tests offered on each test date:
1. Math - required for all freshmen unless they have college
credit (through AP or college transcript) for pre-calculus
or calculus.
2. English - required for all students with less than 500
on the verbal/critical reading part of the SAT. Students with
a score of 500 or greater on the SAT verbal/critical reading
are exempt from this exam
3. Foreign Language (Spanish, French and German) - required
for students majoring in Arts and Sciences and planning to
continue in the language that they studied in high school.
NOTE: The Elementary II level or higher of a spoken foreign
language is a graduation requirement for all Arts & Sciences
majors at Rutgers-Camden - therefore it is recommended that
all students who studied a foreign language in high school
take this exam in order to continue in their language right
away.
B. The sooner that students take the placement tests, the sooner
they will be able to register for classes. Therefore this is
a CRITICAL STEP in the enrollment process.
C. When registering for the placement test, students are asked
to complete a questionnaire that will help advisors in registering
students for the appropriate courses.
III. Registration and Advising.
Once placement testing is completed, freshmen may sign up for “Keys
to Success”. This program will introduce new students
to the college and provide guidance in selecting classes. Generally,
students will select an English and math course based on the results
of the placement test, a freshman seminar and 1 or 2 courses in
the prospective major. See the helpful
links for more information on advising, degree requirements
and schedules.
IV. Financial Aid. The earliest date to submit
your FAFSA is January 1st for the next academic year. The Rutgers
University priority filing deadline for the 2007-2008 academic
year is March 15th. The FAFSA application is available online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Visit http://studentaid.rutgers.edu or
call the Financial Aid Office at 856-225-6039. You can direct a
financial aid question via email to finaid@camden.rutgers.edu
V. Tuition. Once you have registered, you will
receive a term bill, which is typically due about a month before
the semester begins. You can pay your bill online, mail your payment
to the Bursar’s office, or pay in person at the Bursar’s
office, located in the Artis building at 327 Cooper Street. Visit http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/billing or
call 856-225-6021. Payment options are also available at: http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/paymentop.htm
VI. Orientation.
A. Students attend orientation prior to school starting to learn
details about Rutgers-Camden, degree requirements, services offered
on campus, and to meet with other students and classmates. Information
is available at: http://orientation.camden.rutgers.edu/
B. There are two orientation dates in the summer
1. Traditional orientation is scheduled for two days in mid
August. Students have the option of staying overnight to have
the opportunity to stay in the residence halls and get to know
fellow classmates.
2. Non-traditional orientation (for students 25 and older)
is scheduled for an evening one week prior to the start of
classes to familiarize students with Rutgers-Camden, discuss
degree requirements and allow students to learn of the services
and programs offered.
Transfers
Transfers at Rutgers-Camden
From Acceptance to the First Day of Classes
I. Accept Admission. You accept admission to
Rutgers-Camden by confirming your attendance ( and sending in deposit).
The easiest way to accept your admission and pay the $125 nonrefundable
acceptance fee is to do so online through your Rutgers status screen
at https://www.acs.rutgers.edu/ugstat.
You may also submit your payment along with your admissions acknowledgement
form included in your packet.
A. Send in ALL college transcripts (and AP scores if applicaple)
for transfer credits
1. You will receive notice from the Office of the Registrar
(http://registrar.rutgers.edu/CMINDEX.HTM,
856-225-6053) that you have been awarded credit for the courses
for which official transcripts or score reports were submitted
as well as the Rutgers-Camden equivalency for the course(s).
2. This notice will come via email to the email that you have
registered with the office of admissions. It will also be mailed
to the address you have listed with admissions.
3. The email will contain instructions on next steps to take
a. Whether or not placement testing will be required - and
if it is, your placement test date with a link for online
confirmation of your attendance.
b. How to register for courses
B. Updated Transcripts. If you are in courses when you apply
and/or are accepted, updated transcripts must be sent in once
that semester is completed. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT to let the advisor
know when you are registering what courses are currently IN PROGRESS,
so that you do not take courses for which you will not receive
credit.
C. Official high school transcript or GED must also be received
by Rutgers-Camden
II. Placement Testing. Once your transcript is
evaluated and it is determined that you will need/not need placement
testing, you receive notification from the Office of Admissions
about signing up for the next placement test (or that placement
testing is not needed)- via email as well as a link through the
enrollment pathway to confirm registration for placement testing. PLEASE
NOTE - many transfer students do not require placement testing
as they are receiving credit for college level courses in English,
Math and Foreign Language. Additional information can be found
at the following web site. (http://admissions.camden.rutgers.edu/placementtesting/information.html,
856-225-6104)
A. There are three placement tests offered at each test date:
1. Math - required for all transfers who DO NOT HAVE A COLLEGE
LEVEL MATH transferring in from their previous college (through
AP or college transcript) for pre-calculus or calculus.
2. English - required for all students who DO NOT HAVE COLLEGE
CREDIT for English Composition or with less than 500 on the
verbal/critical reading part of the SAT. Students with a score
of 500 or greater on the SAT verbal/critical reading are exempt
from this exam
3. Foreign Language (Spanish, French and German) - required
for students majoring in Arts and Sciences and planning to
continue in the language that they studied in high school and
who DO NOT HAVE COLLEGE CREDIT for ELEMENTARY I or II of the
foreign language.
NOTE: Elementary II level or higher of a spoken foreign
language is a graduation requirement for all Arts & Sciences
majors at Rutgers-Camden. Therefore it is recommended that
all students who studied a foreign language in high school
take this exam in order to continue in their language right
away.
B. The sooner that students take the placement tests, the sooner
they will be able to register for classes, therefore this is
a CRITICAL STEP in the enrollment process.
III. Registration and Advising. Once placement
testing is completed (if required), transfers may then register
for classes. Depending on the students, this can take place in
two different ways. See the helpful links for
more information on advising, degree requirements and schedules.
A. Transfer Registration Days. On registration days, faculty
advisors from various departments in addition to advisors from
School of Business Academic Services and Arts and Sciences Academic
Advising Offices, will be available to assist you in making appropriate
course selections. See the links below for helpful information
regarding advising and registration for all students. School
of Business students call 856-225-6216 or email ask-SBC@camden.rutgers.edu,
Arts and Sciences students call 856-225-6043 to sign up for the
next transfer registration day. When you come to registration
days it is extremely important that you arrive on time and bring
all material necessary for registration. This material can be
printed from the following links:
1. Your transfer evaluation – printed from the link
in the email with your transfer evaluation, or the copy received
in the mail.
2. Your general education and major degree requirement checklists-
available at: http://studentaffairs.camden.rutgers.edu/studserv_checklist.html
3. Your Degree Navigator degree audit printout for your major
and general education and other degree requirements - printed
out - (login using your rutgers netid and password) available
at: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/degreenavigator/
4. A tentative schedule of courses – taken from the
online schedule of courses: http://clue.rutgers.edu:8880/sc_pn/plsql/sc_display.main
5. A blank form to use to schedule is available (Registration
Form) at: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/RUCAM/studentaffairs/forms.html
6. You should use these sites to tentatively plan a schedule
prior to your arrival. It will assist in making your registration
smoother and quicker.
B. Online Registration - Web Registration. If you choose web
registration, click on the link here to go to the webreg site: https://webreg.rutgers.edu.
The student number is currently your social security number and
the personal access code is the month and day of your birth (4
digits using zeros-mmdd). This link will also take you to the
schedule of classes – just choose Camden and the subject – red
classes are closed, green classes are open. Online registration
allows students the opportunity to register at their convenience
for courses.
1. Along with online registration comes student responsibility
to register for the correct courses in the correct sequence
necessary to meet graduation requirements in the time students
have planned. Should you choose to register online without
assistance of an advisor, you are solely responsible for your
schedule and the Office of Student Affairs will not assume
responsibility for incorrect, repeated or unnecessary courses.
2. ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED to contact School
of Business Academic Services Office (856-225-6216) or the
Arts and Sciences Academic Advising Office (856-225-6043),
and Arts and Sciences faculty in their departments for advising,
even after you have registered, to review your schedule, review
your transfer evaluation and to ensure that you are making
progress toward your degree.
C. Off Campus Programs. For Students in off campus
programs (Western Monmouth and Atlantic City).
you will meet with an advisor in those locations to select
and register for courses.
1. If you are a student in the University College, Camden
Liberal Studies Program at Western Monmouth or Atlantic Cape
Community College, please contact Joe Walsh by phone: (732)
625-7012 or email joe.walsh@rutgers.edu
2. If you are a student in the School of Buisness - Camden Bachelor
of Hospitality Management Program in Atlantic City, please
contact Rummy Pandit by phone: (609) 343-4824 or email rpandit@camden.rutgers.edu
IV. Financial Aid. The earliest date to submit
your FAFSA is January 1st for the next academic year.
The Rutgers University priority filing deadline for the 2006-2007
academic year is March 15th. The FAFSA application is available
online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Visit http://studentaid.rutgers.edu or
call the Financial Aid Office at 856-225-6039. You can direct a
financial aid question via email to finaid@camden.rutgers.edu
V. Tuition. Once you have registered, you will
receive a term bill, which is typically due about a month before
the semester begins. You can pay your bill online, mail your payment
to the Bursar’s office, or pay in person at the Bursar’s
office, located in the Artis building at 327 Cooper Street. Visit http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/billing or
call 856-225-6021. Payment options are also available at: http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/paymentop.htm
IV. Orientation.
A. Students attend orientation prior to school starting to learn
details about Rutgers-Camden, degree requirements, services offered
on campus, and to meet with other students and classmates. http://orientation.camden.rutgers.edu/
B. There are two orientation dates in the summer
1. Traditional orientation is scheduled for two days in mid
August. Students have the option of staying overnight to have
the opportunity to stay in the residence halls and get to know
fellow classmates.
2. Non-traditional orientation (for students 25 and older)
is scheduled for an evening one week prior to the start of
classes to familiarize students with Rutgers-Camden, discuss
degree requirements and allow students to learn of the services
and programs offered.
Returning Students
Returning at Rutgers-Camden - Continuing successfully
as registered students progressing toward a degree at Rutgers-Camden
Registration and Advising. Registration occurs
during advance registration, in the middle of the semester prior
to the one being registered for (November for Spring registration,
March for Fall and Summer registration), all the way through the
first week of classes. See the helpful
links for more information on advising, degree requirements
and schedules. Students can register in person or through
web registration.
A. Advising. ALL Students are encouraged to meet with advisors
(both general and faculty in their majors/minors/certificate
programs) prior to advance registration to discuss their plans,
review their progress and plan out courses that will work for
them, with several alternatives. Then when the advance registration
schedule comes out, students will be better able to develop a
schedule that works for them and register for courses quickly.
School of Business students should contact the School of Business
Academic Services Office (856-225-6216 or ask-SBC@camden-sbc.rutgers.edu);
Arts and Sciences students should contact either the Arts and
Sciences Academic Advising Office (for undecided, pre-business,
pre-pharmacy and pre-engineering (856-225-6043) or the Academic
departments (for students with a major).
B. In Person Registration. Students choosing this option would
develop their list of courses and then either meet with an advisor
who will register them, or walk into the Registrar's Office on
the first floor of Armitage hall to register for classes.
C. Online Registration - Web Registration. If you choose web
registration, click on the link here to go to the webreg site: https://webreg.rutgers.edu the
student number is currently your social security number and the
personal access code is the month and day of your birth (4 digits
using zeros-mmdd). This link will also take you to the schedule
of classes – just choose Camden and the subject – red
classes are closed, green classes are open. Online registration
allows students the opportunity to register at their convenience
for courses.
1. Along with online registration comes student responsibility
to register for the correct courses in the correct sequence
necessary to meet graduation requirements in the time students
have planned. Should you choose to register online without
assistance of an advisor, you are solely responsible for your
schedule and the Office of Student Affairs will not assume
responsibility for incorrect, repeated or unnecessary courses.
2. ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED to contact their
academic advisors for advising, even after you have registered,
to review your schedule, review your transfer evaluation and
ensure that you are making progress toward your degree.
Essential Information and Frequently Asked Questions
How do I pay my tuition? Once you have registered,
you will receive a term bill, which is typically due about a month
before the semester begins. You can pay your bill online, mail
your payment to the Bursar’s office, or pay in person at
the Bursar’s office, located in the Artis building at 327
Cooper Street. Visit http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/billing or
call 856-225-6021. Payment options are also available at http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/paymentop.htm
When do I apply for financial aid? The earliest
date to submit your FAFSA is January 1st. The Rutgers University
priority filing deadline for each academic year is March 15th.
The FAFSA application is available online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Visit http://studentaid.rutgers.edu or
call the Financial Aid Office at 856-225-6039.
I am confused about the financial aid process. How
can I get help? You can direct a financial aid
question via email to finaid@camden.rutgers.edu. Also,
counselors are available by appointment to meet with you and
your family. Most questions can be answered by our staff
at 856-225-6039.
What immunizations do I need? All students entering
Rutgers-Camden must have the Meningococcal (meningitis) vaccination,
2 doses of MMR, and a tuberculosis skin test. Call Health Services
at 856-225-6005 or visit http://crab.rutgers.edu/~ruhealth/
Where do I get student health insurance? Full
time students have a fee included in their tuition bill for the
Rutgers University Health Services and BASIC Insurance. This has
a maximum benefit of $5,000 for each injury or illness. Additional
coverage may be purchased with maximum benefits of $50,000 or $100,000
for each injury or illness. Part-time students may also purchase
this insurance. Visit http://health.rutgers.edu/insurance for
information.
What is orientation like? Is orientation mandatory? Orientation
is a mandatory program that allows you to become more familiar
with what the campus has to offer and what to expect in your classes;
it also offers an opportunity to meet other students. There will
be various sessions covering topics that will help you make your
transition to Rutgers a smooth one. You will also have the opportunity
to stay over in the dorms between the 1st and 2nd days of orientation.
Visit the Orientation website for details. http://orientation.camden.rutgers.edu
How do I know what books to buy? Where can I buy my books? Your
schedule of classes will serve as a guide to purchasing your books.
You can order your books online through the bookstore at http://www.bkstr.com or http://www.bkstr.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10454&langId=-1&catalogId=10001.
Use your course numbers to determine the selected textbooks for
your classes and select to have them shipped or pick them up. You
can also go directly to the University District Bookstore (856-968-1200)
on Cooper Street to purchase your books. Most books are available
as new or used (at a discounted price).
What is a Net-ID? How do I set one up? Your Net-ID
will allow you to access many campus services, including email,
WEB-CT, My.Rutgers Portal, and transcript requests. You can set
this up by going to any student computer lab, or on the web through
the Computing Services page for help. http://oit.rutgers.edu/services/account/quick.html
Where do I get my student ID and what is a RUID? Student
IDs are required for all students. They serve not only as your
identification, but also as your library card and debit card. You
can get your ID at the IMPACT booth in the lobby of the campus
center. Call 856-225-6211 or visit the IMPACT booth website at: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/Camden/Student/impact_booth.html.
Also, you will be using your RUID - your Rutgers ID number as a
student, instead of your Social Security Number - you can access
that number at: https://my.rutgers.edu/profile.
Your RUID will also be printed on your ID card.
I’m undeclared. Where can
I go to get information on choosing a major? The Career
Center offers career counseling and various programs on choosing
a major. There are personal assessments that you can take and
information on majors and careers. The Career Center is located
on the lower level of the campus center. Please visit http://cc.camden.rutgers.edu/studentsNEW.html or
call 856-225-6046.
Where can I go to get information on internships and jobs? The
Career Center can help you find a job or internship that matches
your interests. It is located on the lower level of the campus
center. For more information, please visit http://cc.camden.rutgers.edu/Internships.html or
call 856-225-6046.
What food choices do I have when I eat on campus? Dining
services offers a variety of food choices, including the Food Court,
Sandella’s/Hersheys, Starbucks, the Courtyard Restaurant,
Armitage Snacks, and the Corner. The Food Court includes a grill,
deli, salad bar, Pizza Primo, and a main course area. Visit Dining
Services at http://campuscenter.camden.rutgers.edu/dining/index.html
What are my meal plan options? Undergraduate
students living on campus have the choice of 3 meal plans. Items
in Dining Services are sold individually, so you only pay for as
much food as you choose. Your student ID works as a debit card
for purchasing your meals. Students may also add “Camden
Cash” to their accounts, which can be used for meals, bookstore
purchases, IMPACT booth ticket purchases, and other campus services.
Visit the Meal Plans website at: http://campuscenter.camden.rutgers.edu/dining/mealplans.html
Where can I park on campus? How do I obtain a parking
permit? Daytime commuter students may park in lot 7,
located at the Camden waterfront. Shuttle bus service runs regularly
to take students to several stops on campus and back. At night,
lots 1 and 14 are also open to students and lot 2 is open to
students with a special guaranteed night-time parking permit.
Parking permits may be purchased at the Bursar’s Office,
327 Cooper Street. The permit is a decal and hangtag and both
must be displayed at all times. The permit is valid from September
1 to August 31. A daytime permit may be purchased for the spring
semester for $124.75. There are also spring semester nighttime
commuter options available. Visit http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/~rupdcamd/parktran/students.htm or
call the Parking Department at 856-225-6137.
What are my other transportation options for getting to
campus? The PATCO speedline has services from Lindenwold,
NJ and Philadelphia, PA that stop one block from Rutgers-Camden.
The NJ Transit River Line offers service from Trenton to Camden
and includes a Rutgers University stop on Cooper Street. NJ Transit
also offers numerous bus routes that arrive at the Walter Rand
Transportation Center in Camden. Rutgers offers shuttle bus service
from the transportation center to campus. NJ Transit also offers
monthly pass discounts for students. Visit http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/getting_to_campus.html.
I will live in the dorms. Can I have my car on campus?
Where can I park? Students may have their car on campus.
You must purchase a resident student parking permit from the
Bursar’s office at 327 Cooper Street. You may park in lots
12 or 13, both located on 3rd Street near the dorms.
Where can I find out more information about living in
the dorms? The housing website has all of the information
that you need. Visit http://housing.camden.rutgers.edu or
call 856-225-6471.
What activities are on campus? How do I get involved? There
are over a hundred student organizations on campus, including the
Art Students League, Black Student Union, Honors Student Organization,
and Pre-Law Society. You can also start your own organization based
on one of your interests. Call 856-225-6163 or visit the Student
Activities website for more information. http://activities.camden.rutgers.edu.
What kind of events can I attend on campus and off campus? Several
campus offices along with student-run organizations regularly host
events on campus and sponsor trips. Events have included Cinema
at the Center, Snowball Semi-Formal, campus plays and musicals,
guest speakers, and sporting events. Trips are sponsored to New
York City, Baltimore and Washington, D.C., and other places of
interest. Visit the events page at http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/events.htm or http://cccems.rutgers.edu/VirtualEMS/ for
a listing of all events scheduled on campus.
What sports does Rutgers-Camden offer? Rutgers-Camden
is part of the NCAA Division III. Fall sports include Women’s
Crew, Cross Country, Golf, Men’s and Women’s Soccer,
and Women’s Volleyball. Winter sports are Men’s and
Women’s Basketball. Spring sports include Baseball, Crew,
Golf, Softball, and Track and Field. There are also intramural
tournaments, activity classes, and club sports. Call 856-225-6197
or visit http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/Camden/Athletics/index.html for
more information
Helpful Links
HELPFUL LINKS FOR REGISTERING FOR COURSES, ADVISING APPOINTMENTS
and FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
ADVISING AND REGISTRATION LINKS:
List of Majors, Minors and degree requirements (including general
education) – also contains links to all academic departments
with contact information:
http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/RUCAM/studentaffairs/studserv_checklist.html
Degree Navigator degree audit program (telling students how
they are progressing toward graduation, including general education,
major and minor options): http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/degreenavigator/
List of Global/Diversity and Writing Intensive Courses: http://registrar.rutgers.edu/CM/dgwcourse/dgwcourses.pdf
OnLine Schedule of Courses:
http://clue.rutgers.edu:8880/sc_pn/plsql/sc_display.main (red
is closed, green is open)
Online course Registration:
https://webreg.rutgers.edu
View of your official Rutgers Transcript online – to see
your transfer credit evaluation completed: https://www.acs.rutgers.edu/grades
Online Forms for Registration, and Special Permission: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/RUCAM/studentaffairs/forms.html
Placement Testing: http://admissions.camden.rutgers.edu/placementtesting/information.html
Transfer Evaluation and Advising Information: http://studentaffairs.camden.rutgers.edu/studentdevelop.htm
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION AND FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS LINKS
Activitities and Student Organizations: http://activities.camden.rutgers.edu
Admissions Enrollment Pathway: https://www.acs.rutgers.edu/ugstat
Athletics and Recreation: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/Camden/Athletics/index.html
Bill Payment: http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/billing and
Payment Options: http://www.studentabc.rutgers.edu/paymentop.htm
Bookstore and ordering books online: http://www.bkstr.com or http://www.bkstr.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10454&langId=-1&catalogId=10001
Career Assistance including choosing a major, getting internships/experience,
and planning for after graduation: http://cc.camden.rutgers.edu/students1.html
Camden computing services: http://computing.camden.rutgers.edu/
Dining options on campus: http://campuscenter.camden.rutgers.edu/dining/index.html
Directions to the Campus can be found at: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/getting_to_campus.html
Events on Campus: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/events.htm or http://cccems.rutgers.edu/VirtualEMS/
Financial Aid form: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Financial Aid Officet http://studentaid.rutgers.edu
Health Insurance: http://health.rutgers.edu/insurance
Immunization: http://crab.rutgers.edu/~ruhealth/
Meal Plan http://campuscenter.camden.rutgers.edu/dining/mealplans.html
Net ID (needed to access many Rutgers services) creation: http://oit.rutgers.edu/services/account/quick.html
Orientation: http://orientation.camden.rutgers.edu/
Parking: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/~rupdcamd/parktran/students.htm
Residence Halls and Living on campus: http://housing.camden.rutgers.edu
RUID - your Rutgers ID number as a student, instead of your
Social Security Number - you can access that number at: https://my.rutgers.edu/profile
Office of Student Affairs: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/RUCAM/studentaffairs
Student ID Card: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/Camden/Student/impact_booth.html.
Transportation to, from and around campus: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu/getting_to_campus.html
Back to Student Affairs Home Page: http://studentaffairs.camden.rutgers.edu
Back to Rutgers-Camden Home Page: http://www.camden.rutgers.edu
Mary Beth Daisey, Associate Provost for Student Affairs
Armitage Hall, 2nd Floor, 217 N. Fifth Street, Camden, NJ 08102
(856) 225-6043 Fax: (856) 225-6049
advising@camden.rutgers.edu
http://studentaffairs.camden.rutgers.edu/studentdevelop.htm
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