Office of Financial Services

Mission

The Office of Financial Services is committed to provide quality financial support to the campus, the greater Camden community and Rutgers University through leadership in fiscal accountability and adherence to policy. Our core values are:

Integrity/Reliability/Responsibility-We are committed to the   highest standards of ethics and moral soundness that will guide our actions.

 Fiscal Accountability/Stewardship-We are responsible to manage and protect the Campus resources while adhering to University procedures, policy and regulations. 

Professionalism/Respect - We provide expert and quality service in a courteous and conscientious manner.

Commitment to excellence, innovation and leadership in the services that we provide.

The Financial Services Office is charged with planning, developing, implementing, monitoring & reporting the results of a comprehensive budget management and business operations program for the Camden Campus of Rutgers. Responsibilities include management oversight of the business activities for five colleges, and schools, auxiliary service units and administrative departments of the campus.The Office of Financial Services is located in the Artis Building on 329 Cooper Street. The following departments are located in the Office of Financial Services:

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Important Announcements  (as of July 15th, 2011)

NEW - The University's Board of Governors has voted on the university's tuition and fee rates for the 2011-2012 academic year. However, final totals are still in the process of being calculated and will be posted on this website as soon as they are available early next week.

Consequently, term bills for the fall semester are also not yet available until next week. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

New Jersey state law requires comprehensive health insurance coverage for all college students who are registered full-time and enrolled in a degree-seeking program. In the past Rutgers helped students meet this obligation by providing coverage as part of the student health services fee.

However, in response to concerns raised by students and their families, beginning in Fall 2011, semester health insurance coverage will no longer be included in the student health services fee. Moving forward, students will be given a choice of using an existing health insurance plan, or enrolling in a University-sponsored student health insurance plan. Please click here for a letter from Gregory S. Blimling, Vice President of Student Affairs, detailing these new changes.

Students who have existing insurance will be required to complete an on-line waiver showing proof of insurance each academic year. Students who do not show proof of health insurance by August 10th will be automatically enrolled in the University sponsored health insurance plan and an annual premium of $750 ($375 per semester) will be billed to the student's account.

Students were notified of the Health Insurance pre-enrollment Waiver period though an email sent by our department on July 12, 2011; Click here to review this correspondence.

Click here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the Rutgers Student Insurance Program.