Need guidance? Academic advisers can help you choose a major or minor, select the right courses, and identify important opportunities for your specific goals. Need academic assistance? Our resources such as coaching, tutoring, study skill workshops, and more will help you stay on track.
Academic Support & Advising
Undergraduate Advising
New Students
After you have accepted your offer of admission, the Office of New Student Programs will contact you about your next steps, including course registration for the first semester classes, orientation programs, placement testing, and transfer credit evaluations.
current students
Undecided or considering a business or engineering degree? Schedule an appointment with the Office of Academic Advising. Students with declared majors should see faculty advisors in the academic department. We strongly suggest that you stop in for academic advising as you pursue your degree.
Office of Academic Advising (Arts and Sciences, undeclared, pre-business, and pre-engineering)
336-338 Friends Street (behind Business and Science Building)
856-225-6043
School of Business Advising
Business and Science Building, second floor
856-225-6216
School of Nursing
Student Housing Complex, third floor, room 305A
(215 North Third Street)
856-225-6758
Pre-Med and Health-Related Professions
Students interested in medical, dental, veterinary, and other health-related professions can receive individualized counseling in pursuit of their goals from the Career Center. Learn more about pre-med and health-related advising.
Graduate Advising
Graduate, professional, and law students can support in your academic department from department advisers and professors.
Learning Assistance
If you need academic support, you can find it at Rutgers–Camden. Our professionals can help you to smooth out any bumps you encounter on the road to getting your degree.
LEARNING CENTER
The Learning Center can help you stay ahead with individual tutoring, academic coaching, support services for students with disabilities, and other forms of academic assistance.
Equal Opportunity fund (EOF)
A state-funded program, EOF assists New Jersey's aspiring first-generation college students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with financial aid and academic services to support student success.
TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
Supported by the U.S. Department of Education, TRiO Student Support Services assists first-generation college students and students with disabilities earn their college degrees through grants and academic support.
PEER MENTOR PROGRAM
Connect with a more senior Scarlet Raptor at the start of your first year at Rutgers–Camden and get the academic, social, and emotional support you might need to navigate college life.
Support for Incoming and Current International Students
The Office of International Students (OIS) at Rutgers University–Camden offers resources and support services to the incoming and current international student community. The office supports your academic success by helping you navigate the challenges you may encounter as an international student.
OIS can also provide guidance on the necessary steps in securing a visa.
- Applying for a visa
- Changing your visa status
- Travel information
Contact OIS for more information at ois@camden.rutgers.edu or 856-225-2521.