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Admission and Requirements of the Bachelor of Science in Labor and Employment Relations


Students in this degree program must be admitted to the School of Management and Labor Relations and fulfill its general education requirements. The program is designed to accommodate the needs of transfer and nontraditional students.

Students should apply as soon as possible for admission for a particular semester, but before August 15th for the fall, and January 5th for the spring semester.

Admission involves completing the application, submitting transcripts for all prior college work, writing a one-page application letter explaining why the applicant wishes to pursue a this degree program, and submitting a résumé detailing prior employment and community involvement. Admission is competitive.

Please contact:
Amalia (Amy) Marchitto, Student Advisor
bs@work.rutgers.edu
Labor Studies and Employment Relations
50 Labor Center Way
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

 
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