The Deans and Staff in the Office of Academic Affairs are committed to providing excellent academic service and upholding academic standards for our undergraduate student body. The Office of Academic Affairs, commonly known as B100, provides academic service to undergraduate students in the School of Engineering as well as prospective engineering students and their families. Our list of services include: first contact from Admissions, tours for prospective students, First-Year Engineering, official academic advising, degree requirements, scholastic standing, liaison to academic departments, graduation certification, curriculum accreditation, information on post-college options, and more.
Our doors are open from 8:30am-5:00pm Monday through Friday. We are located in the Engineering Building Room B100 on Busch Campus. Stop in and see us for all of your academic inquiries!
Current Students
First Year Useful Information
- First-Year Undergraduate Students
First Year Engineering, you’re new, and you know it. Well, so do we. The School of Engineering offers a full slate of programs to help you get acquainted with your university—and college life. Here you will find a quick overview of helpful things to know.
- 440:100 - Engineering Orientation Lectures
This lecture style introduction engineering course is a mandatory first year course teaching students about the different engineering majors.
- 440:125 - Albertalli Engineering Exploration
This hands-on engineering design course was developed to nurture the students’ knowledge about and passion for the field of engineering and to help students grow and refine the skills necessary to be a successful engineer academically and professionally.
Prospective Students
- Prospective Undergraduate Students
If you’re considering building your future with the School of Engineering here at Rutgers University, one of the nation’s leading public research universities, you’ve already made a smart move. Here you will find a quick overview of things to know.
- Prospective External Transfer Students
For those students who are interested in transferring into the School of Engineering from an institution external to Rutgers University. Here you will find a quick overview of the steps to take.
- Prospective Internal Transfer Students
For those students who are interested in transferring into the School of Engineering from another Rutgers University school. Here you will find a quick overview of the steps to take.
Faculty/Staff Academic Resources
- Academic Advising
Faculty/Staff guidelines for undergraduate academic advising, which is shared between Academic Affairs and the Engineering Departments.
- Rosters and Submitting Grades
Procedures for Faculty/Staff to view course rosters and submit their grades.
- Grade Appeals
Resource for Faculty concerning student grade appeal procedures.
- Academic Integrity
Review the University's policies on cheating, plagiarism, etc.
- Absences and Exam Conflicts
Procedures to handle student absences from class and exam conflicts.
Document RepositorySelected Faculty and Staff have access to log-in and download relevant information.
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