Rowan Global Learning & Partnerships serves the needs of college students, working adults, lifelong learners, and the business community and provides many graduate level programs and credentials: Rowan Global Learning & Partnerships Graduate Programs.

Senior Privilege is a unique opportunity available to current matriculated undergraduate Rowan students that enables them to register for 3 credits of graduate coursework per semester while in a Rowan undergraduate program. Students will be charged the undergraduate tuition rates (as opposed to the graduate rate) for courses taken under this policy. Learn more at this link.

• Undergraduate students with “senior” standing (at least 90 earned credits). Senior Privilege does not apply to Rowan post-baccalaureate students.
• Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0
• Only 3 credits of graduate coursework may be taken per semester for a total of 6 graduate credits total.
• Senior Privilege Transfer Credit Request Form provides additional information.

Beyond a virtual meeting with the Office of Career Advancement, you can always access Profs Jobs, Rowan’s own online career management tool for students and alumni. Students and alumni can also access CareerShift, a powerful tool that will allow you to search for any opportunity in the US, including short-term job options in your location that may have recently opened. When registering for CareerShift, please use your Rowan email address.

The State of New Jersey has also developed a centralized resource for job seekers: State of New Jersey COVID-19 Jobs and Hiring Portal

Academic support is available to help you be successful this summer!

Tutoring appointments can be scheduled through RSN as usual, however tutoring sessions will be remote using Zoom. Tutor availability and course availability are limited. Check out the FAQs regarding remote tutoring, or visit the Tutoring Services website for more information. Please email tutoring@rowan.edu with any questions.

1. Treat your remote courses as if they are in-person courses.
   • Avoid distractions, concentrate on your work and actively participate in the online coursework.
   • Check your Rowan email consistently for updates from your professors.
2. Create a designated study space and keep it organized.
   • An organized study space will help you create a routine everytime you work there.
   • Click here for 10 tips to help you create the perfect study space.
3. Manage your time wisely and hold yourself accountable.
   • Set weekly and daily goals to stay on track.
   • Block out specific, regular hours to complete coursework.
   • Click here for a great article on how to develop time management skills.
4. Stay organized with your coursework.
   • Check out these apps to help you organize your tasks:
     1. Any.do: keep your to-do list and calendar in one central location.
     2. Remember the Milk: manage to-do lists across multiple devices and users.
     3. Wunderlist: organize and share lists and tasks, get reminders, and assign items to others.
5. Develop an online community.
   • Being a remote student doesn't mean you have to learn on your own; connect with other students in your class!
   • Try utilizing remote platforms such as Google Hangouts or Zoom for remote group study sessions.
   • Create text or email groups where you can ask and answer questions.

Yes. Your academic advisor will be available all summer to help you via phone or online appointments. You can schedule a remote advising appointment with your advisor through the Rowan Success Network. If you are unable to schedule through RSN and/or you need additional assistance, please contact the following centers:

• University Advising Center (UAC): call 856-256-4459 and leave a message or email advise@rowan.edu.
• College of Education Advising Center (CEAC): call 856-256-4420 and leave a message or email advise@rowan.edu. 
• Rowan Global Office of Advising & Student Information Services (OASIS): all graduate, post-bac, certificate, online or Camden degree completion, and 3+1 students may call 856-256-5435 or email globalstudent@rowan.edu.

In light of the move to remote instruction, we ask that faculty and students keep access for those with disabilities in mind. If you are a student with a disability, please contact the office of Disability Resources. Disability Resources will also be working to assist faculty who need assistance providing access and accommodations for our students with disabilities. Working together, we can ensure that all students with disabilities have equal access to online learning. Should you have any questions or concerns please contact woodruff@rowan.edu or 856-256-4234.

You can find additional FAQs about Rowan's Disability Resources here. 

Yes. The Rowan Writing Center will be providing online tutoring throughout the duration of the semester using our current platform, WCOnline. http://www.rowanwritingcenter.com/ 

The Rowan Writing Center offers real time support (video/audio tutoring), drop-off support (attach your paper and get feedback in 24 hours), and graduate thesis and dissertation support (feedback in 3-5 days). Our tutors will work with you to breakdown assignments, brainstorm topics, find resources, organize your thoughts, draft and revise your papers, and check grammar and citations.

Click here for details on scheduling an online appointment.

The Office of Career Advancement is here to help. Students are encouraged to schedule appointments Rowan Success Network or call 856-256-4456. Alumni should call 856-256-4456 for a virtual appointment  In addition to scheduling individual appointments with career counselor, the OCA is offering a variety of virtual career workshops that are interactive and customized to address attendee’s needs.  To access a list of workshop, please click here https://rowan.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/oca.

Questions? Please reach us at careers@rowan.edu.

Please contact transferhelp@rowan.edu with any questions. Several offices monitor and answer students questions (University Transfer Services, Admissions, Registrar, Orientation and Financial Aid).

Students may schedule an appointment via RSN (connect to Zoom conferencing, optional) with Mayra Arroyo, Coordinator, University Transfer Services. Mayra can be contacted directly at arroyo@rowan.edu.

Click here to view the Transfer Students Services website.

Yes. Our services continue with 24/7 access to online databases, ebooks, ejournals, articles, and subject guides. Subject librarians are available to answer questions and requests through ask-a-librarian is accessible through our homepage, throughout the website and Library Search. Librarians may also be available via WebEx for videochat. Visit our COVID-19 page for additional information on how we are maintaining services during this time.

The Wellness Center asks that all appointments are made by calling the office at 856-256-4333.

Effective Monday, 3/23/2020: due to recent changes and hopes to reduce COVID-19 spread, HOURS ARE REDUCED to Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm and must be made via phone call at 856-256-4333.

You may be scheduled for a virtual appointment through WebEx first to determine if an in person appointment is needed.​ Provider can make assessments and care plans through virtual visits where appropriate.

PPD & STI testing and other health services have been suspended until further notice.
Certain counseling services are postponed until further notice.

EVENT CANCELLATION:In effort to limit exposure, we are canceling "Let's Talk" until further notice. If you need to speak with a counselor, please call the wellness center to schedule an appointment or visit our Counseling and Psychological Services page for information.

For more information, visit the Wellness Center's website here.

The SHOP Pantry & Resource Center will remain open throughout the Summer months.  Operational hours will be two days per week (Mondays 3pm-6pm & Fridays 12pm-3pm). *PLEASE NOTE* - If you are unable to make it during these days/times, you may email theshop@rowan.edu in order to discuss alternative options. 

Additional health/safety precautions will continue to be in place. As always, we ask that you assess your need and utilize the pantry ONLY IF NECESSARY. We will encourage patrons to pick-up pantry items for an extended need so that we may limit the number of visits necessary. We have also instituted heightened health/safety requirements. Only one student will be allowed admission to the pantry at any one time, and students awaiting admission will be mandated to adhere to 6-ft distancing while waiting outside The SHOP. There is also a mandatory hand sanitizer station immediately upon entering The SHOP, and all surfaces including the intake station are sprayed down after each client completes their shopping. In line with State mandates, all visitors to The SHOP are now required to wear masks or face coverings. Our hope is that you will be able to bring your own since it’s a state-wide mandate in order to access essential businesses. For visitors to The SHOP, it can be as simple as a bandana or cloth covering – it does not need to be a formal mask. It can also be a DIY or home-made mask. The SHOP will have a limited supply of scarves and other clothing items that may be fashioned into a cloth covering, however our hope is for visitors to come prepared upon each visit to The SHOP. Please also know that for the foreseeable future there will be NO CHILDREN ALLOWED in The SHOP or waiting outside. We ask that you please plan accordingly. Our concerns for your health & well-being are the utmost importance at this time, and we hope that you will join us in taking these steps toward community health.

Please also feel free to contact us directly with any questions or concerns at theshop@rowan.edu. Staff will be monitoring this email address consistently. Updates will also be physically posted on the entrance door to The SHOP and virtually on The SHOP’s website.

Many campus departments continue to offer opportunities to focus on well-being through Rowan Thrive. Continue to visit rowan.edu/thrive and follow social media accounts such as Campus Rec (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) and Healthy Campus Initiatives (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter).

Additionally, Rowan offers a digital platform of tools and materials called TAO to help you conquer day-to-day struggles around general stressors. It's free and private for the Rowan community: just use your Rowan email to sign up! You can learn more about how to access TAO and create an account here.

Help is available! If you have a concern that is impacting your ability to succeed, you can request help via the Rowan Success Network, and a staff member will assist you.

You can request help by logging into your RSN account and clicking the Request Help link in the left hand menu. Click the Help Me button to submit a request for help.

Summer 2020 course registration is now open. Click here for more information on registering. 

Fall 2020 Registration Schedule for Undergraduate Student Classifications

• Tuesday, March 31 - Sunday, April 5, 2020:........All Seniors (90 credits and above)
• Monday, April 6 – Sunday, April 12, 2020:........All Juniors, (58-89.99 credits) and Seniors
• Monday, April 13 – Sunday, April 19, 2020:......All Sophomores, (24-57.99 credits), Juniors, and Seniors
• Monday, April 20 – Sunday, April 26, 2020:...All Freshmen, (0-23.99 credits), Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, others

Note about student classification hours: When performing future registration, the system assumes you have earned all credits for the current semester in courses you are currently attending. Ex. 110 earned hours + 15 enrolled = 125 total hours

For more information regading registration dates and deadlines, check the Registrar's website.

Rowan University has established a Pass/No Credit grading policy for Spring 2020. This policy does not apply to the M.D., D.O. and Ph.D. degree programs.

Pass/No Credit (P/NC) grading will be an option for all undergraduate and graduate students in all courses.  At the end of the term, all faculty will submit final letter grades. After letter grades are entered, students will have until June 15, 2020, to submit a request to the Registrar for P/NC grading on a course by course basis.

In some circumstances, selecting P/NC may have implications you may not be aware of. Please consult with advisors and faculty to understand the impact of this decision and its possible effects on academic standing, satisfactory academic progress, graduate and professional school applications, employment opportunities, certification and licensure, athletic eligibility, and other circumstances where GPA is a consideration.

If P/NC grading is selected:

At the undergraduate level, all grades of D- or higher will convert to a P. At the graduate level, the minimum grade required to convert to P will be determined by the respective deans of the colleges and schools. 

Courses in which a P grade is assigned will count as fulfillment of pre-requisites and toward degree requirements, but will not count against normal limits on the number of credits that can be earned with a P grade.

Students who believe that withdrawal from one or more courses is the best decision still may choose to do so through the late withdrawal deadline of April 13. However, we hope that the P/NC option will encourage students to remain enrolled in courses in which it is possible to earn the credits.