Graduates

Did You Know ...

When you graduate from Rutgers, you will need at least two strong letters of recommendation from professors. Have you thought about taking a Byrne Seminar or working on a research project through the Aresty Research Center, where our renowned faculty will get to know you well? Students in these programs often meet a life-long mentor.

Have Questions?

  • What is the Transformation of Undergraduate Education (TUE)? Click here to learn more.
  • Are you a First-Year student? Click here to learn about the programs we offer for you.
  • Are you a faculty member? Click here to find out about some of our signature initiatives.
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First-Year Resources

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Byrne Seminars: 2013-2014 Course Catalog

This year, Rutgers is offering 76 Byrne Seminars covering a wide range of topics. Students have the opportunity to participate in lively discussions and collaborative projects in small classes and, under the tutelage of the faculty mentor, to become engaged in the multitude of opportunities for study at a leading research university.

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FIGS: First-Year Interest Group Seminars

Learn about the Rutgers community and explore an academic interest area during your first 10 weeks of classes.

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Learning Communities for First-Year Students

Learn about the exciting opportunities available in our Learning Communities for first-year students.

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Scarlet Guide: A Guide for New Students

The answers to many of the questions you will have as a new student are contained in the Scarlet Guide: A Resource for Getting Started at Rutgers University. This guide will highlight the important first steps to complete as part of your enrollment process and provide information about programs and opportunities specific to your school or college of enrollment.

 

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What We Do

The Office of Undergraduate Education provides academic support, programs, and courses designed to enhance the undergraduate experience and to increase intellectual engagement between undergraduates and faculty at Rutgers.