NJIT Transfer Connections - Spring 2015

Transfer Connections is the transfer student orientation at NJIT. You will have the opportunity to meet with upperclassmen students, called Peer Leaders, to help with your transition to NJIT. They are excellent resources in providing you with first-hand experience and know-how regarding your academic and college experience.

In addition, departmental academic advisors are available for the review and awarding of transfer credits and academic advising. Students who have met all admissions requirements will be able to register for classes. Transfer students will also have the opportunity to speak with representatives from the Offices of the Registrar, Bursar, Financial Aid, Admissions, EOP, Health Services, and International Students. NJIT ID pictures will be taken after students have registered.

For questions or concerns, please contact the Center for First Year Students at FYC@njit.edu or 973.596.2981 during regular business hours. More information can be found at our website at: http://www.njit.edu/firstyearstudents/incomingtransfers.php

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FAQs

What are my transport/parking options?

Please park at the Parking Deck on Summit Street (enter at Colden and Warren Streets). No parking pass will be needed.

What should I bring?

• Pen or pencil
• UCID and password
• Spending money to buy lunch and NJIT paraphernalia.
• Health Services packet http://www.njit.edu/healthservices
• One form of identification with a photo (driver’s license, High School ID)

Is it required that I go through the whole day?

The program is designed to be flexible for your needs. A final schedule will be posted at our website: http://www.njit.edu/firstyearstudents/transfers/TransferConnections.php.

What if I can't make it that day?

You will need to make arrangements to take care of your needs on your own time. Please see our website for complete information for transfer students.

Can I bring a family member or guest?

The program is designed for students and isn't meant to accomodate guests. If you must bring a parent along, there will be one session designated to meet the parent representative.