Sergeant Major Anthony Spadaro, 49, who continues his active duty service after twenty-seven years in the United States Marine Corps, has made his “virtual” way back from San Diego, California, to Rutgers-New Brunswick after three decades, all through the online degree completion program with the School of Management and Labor Relations. “The instructors involved in the online classes ensure enough involvement to make it feel like a ‘live’ classroom.” Sgt. Spadaro exclaims that his experience at Rutgers has been incredible! The entire staff has been understanding and accommodating.” Read more.
You’ve earned college credits, perhaps even an associate’s degree, but now you’re ready to make the commitment to complete your bachelor’s degree. Rutgers makes it possible to earn your degree in traditional, on-campus programs or close to home at one of our off-campus sites around the state.
If you hold an associate’s degree, you may be able to earn your Rutgers degree close to home at one of three sites around the state operated by Rutgers’ Off Campus Programs in collaboration with local community colleges. Partnerships with Brookdale Community College in Freehold, Atlantic Cape Community College in Mays Landing, Mercer County Community College in West Windsor, County College of Morris in Randolph, and Raritan Valley Community College in North Branch make it possible to seamlessly complete your degree at these campus sites. Currently, more than a dozen bachelor’s and some master’s degree programs are offered at these locations.
Are you a nontraditional student whose professional career, military service, academic trajectory, or personal responsibilities don’t reflect the typical undergraduate experience? The University College Community at Rutgers, New Brunswick, as well as University College-Newark and University College-Camden serve nontraditional students by providing access to the university’s academic resources and the support needed to achieve their goals.