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Rutgers, which changed its name after the American Revolution from Queens College, was one of nine colonial colleges. Today, Rutgers-New Brunswick is comprised of five connected campuses—Busch, College Avenue, Cook, Douglass, and Livingston—it is home to nearly 40,000 students and more than 8,200 faculty and staff.

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Overview of the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs

The Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs provides academic support, programs, and courses designed to enhance the undergraduate experience and to increase intellectual engagement between undergraduates and faculty at Rutgers-New Brunswick. We encourage you to explore and use the resources of the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs, beginning with our website and its links to the courses, programs, services, learning communities and co-curricular possibilities for you here at Rutgers. 

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The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Academic Affairs consists of the senior administration of the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs and the Campus Deans leadership.  The senior leadership in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Academic Affairs direct the various initiatives and programs of the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs three main divisions, and actively participate in university-wide discussions, committees and councils that aim to enhance undergraduate education at the university.

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Beyond the Classroom

The undergraduates at Rutgers-New Brunswick have the opportunity to experience what it means to learn at a top-ranked research university. Instead of just learning the facts in a classroom, our students are afforded many opportunities to see first hand, and to experience, how knowledge is created.