Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

The Mason Gross School of the Arts

About the University

About the School

Academic Policies and Procedures

Student Responsibility to Keep Informed

Registration and Course Information

Registration for Newly Admitted Students

Registration for Continuing Students

Continuous Registration

Matriculation Continued

Readmission or Restoration of Active Status

Summer Registration

Change of Registration and Withdrawal

Late Registration

Registration and Bill Payment

Intercollege Registration

Graduate Enrollment in Undergraduate Courses

Courses Taken Not-for-Credit (Official Audit)

Auditing Courses without Registration

Transfer Credit

Full-Time and Part-Time Students

Maximum Credit Load

Rutgers–Princeton Cooperative Exchange Program

Class Schedules and Hours

Grades and Records

Academic Standing

Rutgers University Interim Academic Integrity Policy

University Code of Student Conduct Summary

University Safety and Security

Sexual Assault Services and Crime Victim Assistance

Services for Students with Disabilities

Administrative Procedures for Responding to Disruptions

Policy Prohibiting Discrimination and Harassment

Policy against Verbal Assault, Defamation, and Harassment Summary

Nondiscrimination Policy

Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Act

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act Reports

Graduation Rates

Teacher Preparation Program Pass Rates

Student Records and Privacy Rights under FERPA

Student Residency for Tuition Purposes

Research Policy and Research Centers

Graduate Programs in Music

Graduate Programs in Theater Arts

Graduate Programs in Visual Arts

Faculty and Administration

Divisions of the University

Full-Time and Part-Time Students

For statistical, billing, and veteran-certification purposes, a full-time student is defined as one who is taking between 9 and 12 credits per semester, depending on departmental requirements. A part-time student is one taking fewer than 9 credits per semester. All courses, including those taken not-for-credit, are counted in computing credits taken.