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Applying For Tuition Remission Benefits
As a full-time regularly appointed employee of Rutgers University, you and your dependent children are eligible for tuition remission benefits. This checklist is designed to assist you in the process of becoming a student at the university which is the first step towards utilizing tuition remission benefits.
- Apply - Whether you are pursuing an undergraduate degree, are a nontraditional student wishing to attend Rutgers on a part-time basis, or want to pursue a graduate degree, the first step is to contact the appropriate Admissions Office.
- Tour - You may want to take a tour of the campus to become acquainted with the academic and student service offices available to you.
- Admitted Students - Once admitted, it’s important to acknowledge with the Admission’s Office your plans of actually attending Rutgers.
- Placement Exams - You may need to take placement exams before enrolling in classes. If applicable, you’ll receive information about placement exams once admitted.
- Select Classes - You’ll receive information from the Registrar’s Office about selecting classes from the school or college you plan to attend.
- Term Bill - After you have selected classes, you’ll receive a term bill from Student Accounting Services. Your term bill will include tuition for the credits you’re taking, fees, and other applicable charges.
- Apply for Tuition Remission
- For Employee:
Complete a Tuition Remission Application (Form RT 101). This form must be completed each semester and submitted to a Cashier’s Office with your term bill. - For Dependent Children:
You will need to complete a Dependent Child Tuition Remission Application. This form establishes dependency status of the child and is only required the first semester. Your child will also need to complete a Tuition Remission Application (Form RT 102). This form must be completed each semester your child is applying for Tuition Remission and submitted to a Cashier’s Office with the term bill
- For Employee:
- Pay Term Bill – Receive Tuition Remission. Pay your fees and other charges on your term bill. Tuition for yourself is either paid in full or at 50%, depending on your salary if staff or rank if faculty member. Tuition for your child is paid in full.
The above checklist is designed to assist you in obtaining tuition remission benefits. It does not replace official university policy nor implies admission. For tuition remission eligibility rules, please refer to the University Human Resources policy on Educational Benefits.
| Resources To Help You | |
| Benefits Specialist | 732-932-3020, ext. 4077 |
| Office of Undergraduate Admissions-Camden | 856-225-6104 |
| Office of Undergraduate Admissions-Newark | 973-353-5203 |
| Office of Undergraduate Admissions-New Brunswick | 732-932-INFO |
| Office of Graduate Admissions-Camden | 856-225-6104 |
| Office of Graduate Admissions-Newark | 973-353-5205 |
| Office of Graduate Admissions-New Brunswick | 732-932-7711 |
