Summer Session courses are open to academically qualified students. Rutgers is accredited by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges, and its summer courses are drawn from regular undergraduate and graduate offerings. Summer Session credits are regularly transferred to many other colleges. However, most colleges require prior approval of transfer credits, and therefore you should check the transferability of each course with the appropriate official from your college before you register. Rutgers cannot be held responsible for the amount or kind of credit which will be granted by another institution for any course taken at Rutgers.
Students are responsible for requesting a transcript to be sent to any institution.
High school students entering the eleventh or twelfth grade may take selected courses in the Liberal Arts and Sciences. Participants have the opportunity to enrich their studies, take part in a college-level learning experience, and earn Rutgers University credits. Students are expected to meet all course prerequisites listed in a course description. Rutgers students are generally limited to 12 credits in Summer Session. Some schools permit more.