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Career and Academic Planning Center (CAP)
Academic Programs and Requirements Academic Majors, Minors and Concentrations The University offers 42 undergraduate majors among six academic colleges (Business, Communication, Education, Engineering, Fine & Performing Arts, and Liberal Arts & Sciences) Outllines the requirements for each major General Education is designed to fulfill the aim of a liberal education: breadth of knowledge and balance of judgment. Courses in General Education are designed to create an interest in cultural and intellectual activities that will last throughout life. Because one of the fundamental principles of a general education curriculum is to experience a variety of disciplines, students are required to take courses from five areas: Communications, Science/Mathematics, Social & Behavioral Sciences, History/Humanities/Language, and Artistic & Creative. Restricted Major Application Requirements Review entrance requirements for the appropriate restricted major. Student Self Service/Banner Services Students can view grades, course history, unofficial transcripts and register for classes Up to the minute course section enrollments Course Equivalents at Rowan for NJ Community College Courses An equivalency is part of an articulation agreement between two institutions facilitating accurate and efficient transfer between those institutions. An equivalency is a determination by both the community college and the university that a specific course(s) at one institution is equivalent in content and credit to a specific course(s) at the other institution. By comparing equivalencies, official transcripts can be easily evaluated to grant transfer credit, which apply toward degree requirements at Rowan University. The GPA Calculator will figure your current GPA using your existing GPA and/or your current semester grades. In order to use the GPA calculator:
It is the responsibility of the student to obtain academic advising before registering for courses to assure appropriate progress toward meeting degree requirements. Undeclared students should contact the Career and Academic Planning Center for advisement. All other matriculated students should contact the department of their academic major. Rowan University Student Information Guide The University's Student Information Guide contains an extensive description of relevant policies with which students should become familiar. Please consult the guide for specifics on the following policies: Academic review Rowan University Undergraduate Catalog The Undergraduate Catalog contains program and course descriptions Undergraduates with 30 or more credits (sophomore status) and a 2.5 grade point average can apply for study abroad programs (many programs require a GPA of 3.0). Rowan University is a member of the New Jersey Consortium for International Studies (NJSCIS), which is affiliated with the international education agencies CCIS, ISEP, CEA, and ISA. In total, we offer more than 200 programs in 52 countries. Additionally, Rowan University offers 11 bilateral and direct exchange programs. Please visit the Study Abroad and the International Center's homepage. Rowan University Graduate Catalog Graduate students can choose from seven teacher certification programs, 38 master’s degrees and specializations, 19 graduate certification programs and a doctoral program in educational leadership. Peterson's Guide to Graduate Schools Gradschools.com is an on-line directory of graduate school programs Kaplan's Test Preparation for Graduate School Admission for information about GREs and standardized tests
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