Yes, students can complete their degree requirements part-time. 

Schedules are subject to change, and students are encouraged to speak with their advisor with specific questions about their major.

Be sure to check with your advisor for specifics on internship or experiential learning requirements for your program. Currently, Healthcare Management & Administration, Law & Justice, Liberal Studies, Business Administration and Entreprenuership majors all require completion of an experiential learning requirement.

Social Media: We have several social media accounts: you can follow @RowanGlobalAdvising on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. We post important reminders and fun things on there so be sure to check us out! 

Weekly Newsletter: Students will receive a weekly newsletter with important reminders and highlights. 

Canvas Course Community Connections: RowanCONNECT for undergraduate students and RowanNEXT for graduate students is a great place for general resource information and connection with other students. 

A double major may be possible depending on your interest. We encourage you to speak with your advisor about double majors and planning for all required courses.

You can review these links for information on Minors and Certificates of Undergraduate Study (CUGS) offered at RU. However, not all minors and CUGS have courses available online or on other campuses. Please speak with your academic advisor for more details and to obtain a Program Guide for your minor/CUGS of interest. When you are ready to declare a minor or CUGS, please email your advisor. 

Yes - the Orientation requirement for Global Students is completed online. Global students do not attend an Orientation in Glassboro. Students will be provided access to an online orientation in the Admissions Portal and/or invited to attend an online session. As a follow-up, students will be enrolled in Rowan CONNECT in Canvas which contains information and references of important information and opportunities for community connections for your time at Rowan University.  

In addition, advisors are available to meet with students individually to answer any questions they may have about being a new student at Rowan University. 

Yes, you should get a RowanCard regardless of where or how you are completing courses. If you intend to use financial aid to purchase textbooks, you will need a RowanCard to do so. 

For students on our partner campus, you will need your card to access certain services:

• Testing Services at the Mount Laurel campus
• Library at the Mount Laurel, Gloucester and Glassboro campuses
• All student events at the Glassboro campus including Career Fairs, Information Sessions, etc.

Full details on how to obtain a Rowan University ID card can be found here. 

Follow the steps on this handout to set up and access your university accounts. 

Once your NetID is active, please start checking your Rowan University email on a daily basis.

You are able to add your Rowan email account to the Gmail app and the Mail app for iPhones. For more information, click here.

Yes, it is required that all Global students (including fully online students) submit health forms in accordance with NJ State Law. 

Health forms are due December 15th for incoming Spring students and July 15th for incoming Fall students.

An overview of the health form requirements is included in the Online Orientation.  

Visit the Wellness Center webpage for more information. For additional questions, email the Wellness Center at wellnesscenter@rowan.edu.

Canvas is Rowan University’s online learning management system where students access and complete their online coursework.

To view your courses, as well as RowanCONNECT in Canvas:

• Log in using your Rowan NetID and Password 
• You will then be able to view your Dashboard and all of your courses for the semester.

ProctorTrack is an online exam integrity software.  You can read full details here. There is no fee for using the software, but there are system requirements, including a webcam and microphone. In addition, the software cannot be used on Chromebook, iPads, Tablets or mobile devices. 

If your device is not compatible with ProctorTrack, your Academic Advisor may be able to assist in arranging a time and location for you to use a computer on one of our partner campuses or direct you where to go in Glassboro.  

Registration-related policies and deadlines can be found here.

Students are always encouraged to speak with their advisor about any adjustments to their registration and potential impacts on academic progress and their anticipated graduation date.

You can make changes up until the add/drop deadline in Self-Service Banner. After the deadline, please contact your advisor.

Please contact academic advising at globalundergraduateadvising@rowan.edu or rowan3plus1@rowan.edu to discuss the impact of your changes to your plan of study.

• Log out, close your browser, and start a new session
• Try a different web browser
• Ensure that you are using a computer, not a tablet or phone
• Ensure that you are attempting to register when you are able (ex. seniors are able to register one week before juniors)
• Try again in a few minutes

• Your student ID number
• The error message you are receiving
• A list of the CRNs for which you are attempting to register for

If you have additional questions regarding the registration enrollment verifications, please contact the Office of the University Registrar at registrar@rowan.edu or 856-256-4360.

Your course schedule is available in Self-Service Banner under the student tab.

• Log into Self-Service Banner (ssb.rowan.edu), select the “Student” tab
• Select “Registration (new interface)”
• Use your Rowan Network Username and Password to log-in on the next screen.
• Select “View Registration”
• Under the screen titled “View Registration”, select the tab that says “Active Registration”
• You will then find your full course schedule

Tuition information can be found on the Office of the Bursar website.

Current Undergraduate Tuition Rates can be found here. Please be sure you are looking at the Global Learning & Partnership rates and your campus/program affliation for the correct rates. 

Log in to Self-Service Banner and select the “Bursar” tab on the main menu

To view your bill:

• Select “Official Billing and Account Statement,” which will provide you with a real-time summary of your semester account statement

• Select “e-Pay Center”
• Select “View Bill and Make a Payment”
  NOTE: You will be directed to the secure payment site. First-time users will be prompted to give consent to receive the 1098-T tax form electronically
• To pay your full-term balance, select “Make a Payment” or to enroll in a deferred payment plan, select “Payment Plans” from the top of the page

You can check the Bursar’s website for information related to payment deadlines.  Bills are typically set approximately 6 weeks prior to the start of the semester.  Official billing communications are sent to students via their Rowan e-mail account. Please check your Rowan e-mail account on a regular basis.

For the Fall semester, bills will be typically issued by early August with the due date the last week of August. For Spring semester, bills will be typically issued in early December with the due date in early January. 

For a list of FAQs related to Bursar services and billing, visit their website.

In order to opt out of the Rowan University Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan, the student must agree to maintain health insurance coverage throughout the entire year.  Additionally, the insurance plan must provide in-patient and out-patient coverage in the Southern New Jersey Region.  To waive Rowan health insurance, please follow these instructions:

• Visit the Aetna Student Health website
• Select "Rowan University" from the drop down menu and then select “View your school”
• Select “Enroll/Waive” 
• Review the information on the page and then select “Enroll/Waive” 
• Enter your school, student ID and date of birth and click “Login”

Please note:  Students can act on the health insurance waiver only once bills are generated.  The waiver is not open prior to that date. If waiving insurance, please note students must  complete the waiver each academic year. 

• Select "Access Banner Services; Secure Area Login"
• Select the "Financial Aid" Tab then "Select Award for Aid Yr"
• Select "Aid Year" from the Dropdown Box and click "Submit"
• Select the "Award Overview" tab
• Select the "Accept Award Offer" tab
• Accept Awards and Submit

You can contact Tonya Bagby at Rowan University: bagby@rowan.edu 

Refunds are issued approximately five weeks into the semester (October for fall term and February for spring term). Please sign up for e-refunds for efficient processing of your refund.

To enroll in eRefunds, please follow the instructions below:

• Log in to Self-Service Banner and select “Access Banner Services”
• Sign in with your Banner ID and PIN
• Select the “Bursar” tab
• Click “ePay Center” from the menu
• Click “View Bills and Make Payment”
• Once you are directed to the Rowan University ePay Center, select “Refund Account Setup” from the center of the page, then follow the steps to set up your eRefund account

• Log in using your Rowan Network Username and Password  
• Click the student tab at the top of the page
• Click on registration
• Click on view registration information 
• Click on schedule details
• Select a course
• Click on Bookstore Links then click on Barnes and Noble link
• Select the term you are enrolled in and click submit
• This will bring you to your bookstore shopping cart with all of your required materials
  • You can also find required materials in your course syllabus

You can also view a textbook screenshot guide here.

Camden campus students have access to this University District Bookstore site, which is a great resource for creating a customized list of course materials and other student essentials: https://universitydistrict.bncollege.com/

Return any textbook rentals to the bookstore you rented them from. For example, a textbook rented from the Rowan University bookstore in Glassboro should be returned to that same store.

There is an option to return textbook rentals via mail to the Glassboro bookstore. For more information, refer to the textbook rental FAQs found here.

• Log in to Self-Service Banner
• On the Bursar tab, click "Transfer Rowan Bucks via Financial Aid/Bursar Credit" and follow the prompts
  • Rowan Bucks are available for spending one (1) week prior to the start of the semester or within one (1) hour thereafter once the semester begins.  Please note that prior to transferring funds, students must obtain a RowanCard.  Please obtain your Rowan Card prior to transferring funds, as the transfer may not go through if the card is not yet printed.

At the payment portion on the Rowan University Bookstore site, please select “BORO BUCKS CARD” if you intend to use your RowanCard funds. Enter your first name, last name, and card number (found on the homepage after logging in here).

Please note that if you plan to rent the textbook, you will need to enter credit card information in order to secure the rental.

Alternatively, students can pay out of pocket for textbooks up front and use refund to pay yourself back. 

Rowan University Barnes and Noble offers price matching on textbooks, including new, used and used rental.  

Check out online comparison tools, such as Slug Books.

Yes, you are still eligible to receive accommodations but you must register with Rowan University’s Office of Accessibility Services and submit documentation.

Contact your academic advisor to begin the process. For more information, please visit the Accessibility Services website.

Yes, all students can utilize the services of the Wellness Center for Health Services, Counseling & Psychological Services and more.

Let's Talk is a program that provides easy access to informal, confidential, one-on-one consultations online with counselors from the Wellness Center. Services are available FIVE days a week, Monday-Friday, at FIVE different times during the semester, all via Webex. Typical sessions are roughly 30 minutes in length. More details and times are available on the Counseling and Psychological Services website.

Additional local and national resources can be found on this Health and Wellness Handout.

If you are in crisis, please call 856-256-4911 and ask to speak to the counselor.

Graduation is the official completion of degree requirements. It is not an event but rather the process by which the university officially grants degrees and issues diplomas.  Students must apply to graduate in their final semester.  More details and semester timelines can be found here.

Commencement is the annual celebratory event for graduates. Students can view participation requirements here.  Participation in Commencement does not mean you have officially graduated, nor are diplomas distributed at the event. Students must RSVP for Commencement.  For more details, visit the Commencement website.

Students can graduate at the end of any semester: degrees are conferred in December for the Fall semester, January for the Winter semester, May for the Spring semester, and August for the Summer semester. The Commencement Ceremony is held once annually in May. 

Rowan University Graduation VS Commencement Video

Graduation applications are open on Self-Service Banner for a brief period at the beginning of each semester. You should apply during the semester you expect to complete all requirements for your program(s) (including minors, concentrations, etc.). In Self-Service, select “Apply to Graduate,” and follow the instructions to complete your application.

Please note that the Graduation application is different from the Commencement RSVP.

The 3+1 program is flexible and many students attend part-time. The only exception is the B.A. in Inclusive Education, which is not offered part-time due to placements and other requirements.

Classes may be offered during the day, evening and/or online.  Inclusive Ed and Biological Sciences students typically take core required classes during the day. Other majors may have more options for day and evening courses.  Most majors have the option for some online coursework, especially for free electives.

The senior year of the RN-BSN program is fully online.

Schedules are subject to change, and students are encouraged to speak with their advisor with specific questions about their major.

A double major is possible if both majors are 3+1 programs. If you are interested in a double major not currently offered in the 3+1 program, you may need to transfer to the Glassboro campus. We encourage you to speak with your advisor about double majors and planning for all required courses.

A list of available Minors and CUGS for 3+1 students is available here.

Please speak with your academic advisor for more details and to obtain a Program Guide for your minor/CUGS of interest. When you are ready to declare a minor or CUGS, please email your advisor. 

As a junior, RCBC or RCSJ advisors will send your information to Rowan University, and you will begin the process of transiting to Rowan University.  Even though your classes may continue to run at Mount Laurel, Gloucester, or online, coursework in the Senior year will be Rowan University classes, taught by Rowan University professors.

The 3+1 Advising team will guide you through the process.  Students are encouraged to review the information sent to them by email, and work through the information on the Senior Year Transition Checklist.

With the exception of Inclusive Ed, our programs are not cohort-based and students can pick and choose their classes.

Typically, you will have free electives in your senior year, but it depends on your previous coursework and degree progress. Our advisors will evaluate your transcript, determine the remaining courses required, and provide you with a plan of study in advance of registration so that you can determine which courses and electives to take.

Senior year classes for 3+1 are Rowan University courses offered at RCSJ Sewell or RCBC on the Mount Laurel campus.  Some online courses may also be available.

Depending on the courses you need to take for your degree, you may be able to go to other campuses if the classes are hosted there. Please speak with your advisor directly about courses offered at other campuses.