Hold the date: Our annual fall program for guidance counselors will take place on Tuesday, October 30. Invitations and details were mailed on September 28.
For the first time in Rutgers' history, annual fundraising for the university topped $100 million in 2006-07, a 31% increase.
Rutgers' first convocation for all New Brunswick first-year and transfer students sets a new tradition. Read
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Rutgers-Newark professor Bart Krekelberg was recently named one of 20 U.S. Pew Scholars for 2007, receiving a $250,000 grant to fund his research in vision and eye movements.
Students admitted to the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences with a major in biotechnology will be considered for $5,000 annual scholarships, and will also be eligible for summer internships, field trips, workshops, and faculty mentoring.
Students enrolling at Rutgers-New Brunswick for fall 2008 whose critical reading SAT score is 600 and above will be exempt from taking Rutgers' placement test in English.
Rutgers-Camden psychology professor Naomi Marmorstein has been awarded a highly prestigious Career Development Award of $649,503 from the National Institute on Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health to research connections between children's anxiety and depression and substance abuse throughout adulthood.
The 8-year BA/MD program offered at Rutgers-Newark in conjunction with UMDNJ has been terminated effective for applicants for 2008 admission. However, Rutgers-Newark's 7-year BA/MD program with UMDNJ will remain available as an option for first-year student applicants, and Rutgers-New Brunswick's 8-year BA/MD program will also remain available to students for their junior and senior years.
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