News

• Ramapo Offers Financial Literacy Camp for High School Students

• Watchung Hills Students to Attend 2012 Governor's Schools

• Felician College Names New President

• VETeach Pilot to be housed at Stockton College

Click here for VETeach brochure

• Rutgers Names 20th President

• Princeton Professor Wins Poetry Pulitzer

• Eight Faculty Named to American Academy
  of Arts & Sciences

• Former EOF Student Named Truman Scholar

Public Notices

• Troops to College Website - Veterans Higher Education Benefits
  The Troops to College Program is designed to make veterans aware of the higher education services and options available at New Jersey’s public colleges and universities.

• New Jersey Presidents' Council Meetings
  Higher Education issues are publicly discussed during meetings of the Presidents' Council, where the Secretary of Higher Education regularly makes a report. Agendas and minutes of meetings are available here: http://www.njpc.org/archives.html#meetings. Public decisions on licensure issues are published in the New Jersey Register which is available here: http://www.lexisnexis.com/njoal

• Buyer Beware: Accreditation and Diploma Mill Information
  Locate databases and information to help determine the legitimacy of institutions and accrediting agencies.
  

Reports

• 2011 Public College and University Institutional Profiles
  New Jersey's 31 public institutions of higher education file annual reports on the condition of the institutions. Read the reports here.

• 2010 Transfer of Credit Annual Report to the Governor & Legislature [pdf-405 Kb]
  Read the annual report to the Governor and Legislature containing a compilation of the data collected about community college students who transferred to senior public institutions of higher education in New Jersey.

• Comparative Profiles of Senior Public Colleges and Universities
  Find comprehensive information on the cost of attendance, the graduation rates of admitted students, and the faculty of New Jersey's senior public institutions.

Useful Links

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