Student Resources 

There is a distinct difference between taking individual online courses as part of a traditional on-campus program and being enrolled in a fully online degree program at Rutgers. We provide detailed information about this distinction, instructions on how to find and register for online courses within your current program, and guidance on the process of potentially changing degree program modality. Click below to access this important information and understand your options for online learning at Rutgers.

Rutgers University is committed to supporting our military community through the Office of Veteran and Military Programs and Services. This dedicated office assists active duty service members, veterans, and their families throughout their educational journey at Rutgers. The office provides valuable resources and guidance for all military-affiliated students.

Rutgers Access and Disability Resources is an institution wide program at Rutgers that works with all of the Offices of Disability Services (ODS) at every Rutgers University campus location to provide reasonable accommodations and services for students with disabilities. We are dedicated to providing information and resources necessary to allow disabled students to pursue their academic, personal, and professional goals while at Rutgers.

Rutgers University participates in the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (SARA), a voluntary agreement establishing national standards for interstate distance education. SARA helps ensure students have access to quality online education and clear procedures for addressing concerns, regardless of location. For prospective online students, SARA participation is an important factor to consider when choosing an institution.

Student Complaint Process