Newly Admitted Students

Career Exploration & Success

Toi Tyson, MA Director of Career Communities and Campus Partnerships

RU Library

Mei Ling Lo,  Math/Computer Science Librarian Science Research Librarian

Please visit the link below:

https://rutgers.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/Library+orientation+-+August+2021/1_6c3x7ag6

Counseling & Psychological Services

Graduate school, particularly the first year, can be emotionally and intellectually challenging as students encounter the many demands of their coursework and research. If you want to talk to someone about your worries, anxieties, or fears, make an appointment to see one of the professionals at Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS). All meetings are confidential.
Visit the CAPS website for more information or to make an appointment or call 848-932-7884.

Information Technology

Every student should visit the Office of Information Technology's (OIT)  website. OIT provides the Rutgers community with an array of services, including:

Help & Support 
Access to free and University-purchased software 
Help with security 
Other technology-related services

MyRutgers

Students have access to MyRutgers, a portal to organize their academic and student lives.

Registration Process 

Registration is done online, using the Web Registration System, commonly called WebReg. The below video demonstrates how to use WebReg. Below the video are instructions for using Banner:

Academic Calendar 2022-2023 

Please view the calendar here 

Disability Services 

If you have a disability, contact the Office of Disability Services. 

The mission of the Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities (SJE) . is to promote "a supportive environment for students of all backgrounds, with a focus on gender and sexuality, while promoting both social and educational opportunities for leadership, identity, and social justice advocacy development.

Academic Integrity  

All graduate students have a responsibility to understand and to uphold the standards of the academic community. Without a commitment from all members of the community to work honestly and fairly, an intellectual inquiry will suffer. A high standard of honesty and integrity is expected of you—as a student, as a researcher, and as a teacher. Please read the Academic Integrity Policy.

Also, please read MSMF Academic Integrity Code

Plagiarism 

Plagiarism is the representation of the words or ideas of another as one’s own in any academic work. Two levels of violations are recognized by the Rutgers Academic Integrity Policy—separable and nonseparable. For graduate students nearly all violations are considered separable, meaning expulsion from the university.