If you’re considering Rowan University, you likely have questions about admissions requirements, tuition costs, available majors, application deadlines, online programs, transcripts and test-optional policies.
This FAQ guide answers the 15 most searched questions prospective students ask about applying to Rowan University, understanding costs, submitting transcripts, sending SAT/ACT scores, accessing your Rowan NetID and more.
Programs & Applications
1. What majors or programs are available at Rowan University?
Rowan University offers more than 100 bachelor’s degree programs, over 60 master’s programs, 16 doctoral programs, and three professional programs across business, engineering, education, health sciences, communication, computing, humanities and sciences.
Students can choose from traditional on-campus majors in Glassboro, NJ, as well as flexible online degree programs designed for working professionals and adult learners. In addition, the University offers a more limited selection of majors at its Camden, NJ, campus.
If you’re undecided about what major to declare, you can begin in our Exploratory Studies Program to explore different majors in a structured, guided way. Undergraduate students with a goal of medical school are recommended to pursue a science-related major, such as biology, chemistry or biochemistry.
You can browse the complete list of undergraduate and graduate programs on Rowan University’s website.
2. Does Rowan University offer graduate programs?
Yes. Rowan University offers more than 60 graduate-level programs, including master’s degrees, doctoral degrees, professional certificates, and fully online options.
Fields of study include business, education, engineering, nursing, computing, health sciences and more. Many programs are available in flexible formats for working professionals.
For more information, please visit the complete list of graduate programs on Rowan University’s website.
3. What online classes and programs does Rowan offer?
Rowan University offers fully online bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, as well as certificate and degree-completion programs across a range of in-demand fields.
Online programs are available in areas such as business and management, education, engineering, nursing and healthcare, computing and data sciences, psychology, public safety and the social sciences. Many courses are delivered in flexible formats, including asynchronous classes with no scheduled meeting times, as well as accelerated options designed for working adults and transfer students.
Explore all available Rowan Online programs through the university website.
4. Does Rowan offer an application fee waiver?
Yes. Rowan University offers application fee waivers during select events, such as Open Houses. Applicants may also qualify for a fee waiver for financial reasons. These waivers can typically be obtained through the College Board or by contacting an admissions counselor for guidance.
Admissions & Tuition
5. How much is tuition at Rowan University?
Rowan University tuition varies based on several factors, including:
- Undergraduate vs. graduate enrollment
- Online vs. on-campus program format
- In-state vs. out-of-state residency
- Number of credits taken per semester
Tuition rates reflect the cost of instruction and do not include housing, meal plans or other living expenses.
Depending on eligibility, financial aid, scholarships and grants may help reduce the amount students pay toward tuition.
For the most accurate and up-to-date tuition rates and fee charts, please visit the official tuition and fees page.
6. What is Rowan University’s admission application deadline?
Admission application deadlines depend on the type of applicant (first-year, transfer, graduate, or online) and the semester you are applying for.
Rowan University offers rolling admissions for many programs, while others may have specific priority or final deadlines.
Visit the official Admissions page to review current deadlines for your program and entry term.
7. How much does it cost to attend Rowan University?
The total cost to attend Rowan University includes several components, such as:
- Tuition and mandatory fees
- Housing and meal plans
- Books and course materials
- Personal expenses and transportation
For a full breakdown of estimated cost of attendance, please visit the official tuition and fees page.
8. What is Rowan University’s Admissions Office email?
For admissions-related questions:
On-Campus Programs
- Undergraduate Admissions: admissions@rowan.edu
- Graduate Admissions: gradadmissions@rowan.edu
Online Programs
- Undergraduate Admissions: online@admissions.rowan.edu
- Graduate Admissions: online@global.rowan.edu
Transcripts
9. Where do I send my transcripts to Rowan University from another school?
Send official transcripts from previously attended institutions to the Rowan University Office of Undergraduate Admissions, preferably electronically to electronic-transcripts@rowan.edu. For physical mail, send transcripts to:
Rowan University
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
225 Rowan Boulevard
Glassboro, NJ 08028
Transcripts must come directly from the institution to be considered official.
Visit the university website for additional information on sending your transcripts.
10. How do I get my Rowan University transcript?
Current students may access an unofficial transcript at no cost through Self-Service Banner. Unofficial transcripts can be viewed and printed directly from the student portal.
Official transcripts (electronic or mailed) for students who attended 1980 to the present can be requested through the National Student Clearinghouse.
Students who attended prior to 1980 or who are graduates of the medical schools (Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine or The Schreiber School of Veterinary Medicine at Rowan University) should follow the transcript request instructions specific to their program.
For complete instructions, processing timelines and fees, visit Rowan’s Registrar website.
If you need additional assistance, contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar@rowan.edu or 856-256-4360.
SAT/ACT Scores
11. Is Rowan University test optional? How do I send SAT or ACT scores to the school?
Rowan University follows a test-optional admissions policy for most undergraduate applicants, meaning students may apply without submitting SAT or ACT scores.
Certain specialized programs may require standardized test scores. If you choose to submit scores, they must be sent directly from the testing agency using the following school codes:
- SAT Code: 2515
- ACT Code: 2560
Some programs may have additional requirements. Applicants should review the Admissions website for the most current testing policies.
12. How do I know if Rowan received my SAT/ACT scores?
You can check your Rowan University application portal to confirm whether your SAT or ACT scores have been received.
Once your scores are matched to your application, your portal will reflect them as received. Processing times may vary depending on when the testing agency sends the scores.
If your scores do not appear after several business days, contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@rowan.edu for assistance.
Rowan NetID & Login Help
13. What do I do if I forget my Rowan username or password?
If you cannot remember your Rowan University username or password, visit netid.rowan.edu and select “Forgot Net ID or Password” under “Other Login Options.”
From here, you will be prompted to verify your identity and reset your login credentials securely.
14. What should I do if my account is locked?
If your account has been locked, you can unlock it through netid.rowan.edu using identity verification tools. Under “Other Login Options,” select “Unlock Your Account.”
For additional help, contact the Rowan IT Service Desk: support@rowan.edu or 856-256-4400.
15. How do I get my Rowan Net ID?
New students can activate their Rowan NetID approximately 48 hours after paying their admissions deposit.
To activate your account, visit netid.rowan.edu and select “First Time Users” under “Other Login Options” to complete the setup process.
If you experience issues accessing your NetID, contact the IT Service Desk for assistance.
Still Have Questions About Rowan?
Our admissions counselors are here to help. If you have additional questions or need guidance about programs, tuition, deadlines or application requirements, we encourage you to connect with an admissions counselor for assistance.
For the most up-to-date information, visit the official Rowan University website.
Whether you’re exploring majors, preparing your application, or getting ready to enroll, Rowan provides the resources and support to help you take your next step with confidence.