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Glassboro, New Jersey

Providing Academic Distinction, Making Students Future Ready:

Ranked Top 20 in the North by U.S. News.
(Source: U.S. News & World Report )

Discover innovation at the 4th fastest-growing public research university, where students drive industry, technology, and medical advancements

Rowan University, a public research institution in New Jersey, offers world-class education across eight campuses and over 100 academic, clinical, and research sites. With 18 colleges and schools, it serves 23000+ students through 80+ bachelor’s, 60 master’s, and 5 doctoral programs. Ranked 92nd among Top Public Schools (U.S. News 2025) and the 4th fastest-growing public research university in the nation, Rowan combines small class sizes, expert faculty, and personalized advising to ensure student success. Its Exploratory Studies Program helps students discover majors and career paths aligned with their goals.

Scholarships range: $1,000 up to $19,000 per year

170+ student clubs

Nation’s fourth
fastest-growing public research university

$58 million institutional student scholarships and waivers awarded in FY24

Rowan is one of only two public universities in the nation to grant both M.D. and D.O. medical degrees

Check Your Chances

Let's help with you with your next step for admission to an Undergraduate Program to Rowan University

The Rowan University

Advantage

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Top 100 national public research university

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Best Value School

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Carnegie-classified national doctoral research institution

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Personalized learning with Small Class Sizes

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Automatic Scholarship Opportunities for International students 

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Third fastest-growing public doctoral university

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Affordability and Quality

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Top 100 Safest Colleges

Experience a vibrant culture with world-class facilities and comprehensive support for international students

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Rowan University offers an engaging campus experience across multiple locations, tailored to meet the diverse needs of international students. The main campus in Glassboro, New Jersey, features state-of-the-art academic, residential, and recreational facilities. The Stratford campus is home to the School of Osteopathic Medicine, while the Camden campus provides access to urban academic and medical programs. These campuses are conveniently located near major cities like Philadelphia and New York, offering students rich cultural, professional, and networking opportunities.

International students benefit from a variety of resources, including on-campus housing, health and wellness services, and the International Center, which provides visa support, pre-arrival assistance, and English language programs. Rowan's campuses foster a strong sense of community and provide opportunities for academic achievement and personal development, making it an excellent choice for students from around the globe.

ROWAN UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS 2025

STEM Programs

  • Biochemistry

  • Bioinformatics

  • Biological Sciences

  • Biomedical Engineering

  • Biophysics

  • Chemical Engineering

  • Chemistry

  • Civil & Environmental Engineering

  • Computer Science

  • Computing & Informatics

  • Data Science

  • Environmental & Sustainability Studies

  • Environmental Science

  • Geographic Information Science

  • Geography

  • Geology

  • Management Information Systems

  • Mathematics

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Molecular and Cellular Biology

  • Nutrition

  • Physics

  • Translational Biomedical Sciences

Non-STEM Programs

  • Accounting

  • Advertising

  • Africana Studies

  • American Studies

  • Anthropology

  • Area Studies

  • Biomedical Art & Visualization

  • Communication Studies

  • Community & Environmental Planning

  • Dance

  • Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Management

  • Early Childhood Education

  • Economics

  • Electrical & Computer Engineering

  • Elementary Education

  • Engineering Entrepreneurship

  • English

  • Entrepreneurship

  • Exercise Science

  • Finance

  • Health and Science Communication

  • Health Promotion & Wellness Management

  • History

  • Human Resource Management

  • Human Services

  • Inclusive Education – Elementary

  • International Studies

  • Journalism

  • Law & Justice Studies

  • Leadership & Social Innovation

  • Liberal Studies: Humanities/Social Science

  • Management

  • Marketing

  • Modern Languages & Linguistics

  • Music

  • Music Industry

  • Philosophy

  • Political Science

  • Psychological Science

  • Psychology

  • Public Relations

  • Public Health and Wellness

  • Radio/TV/Film

  • Sociology

  • Spanish

  • Sports Communication & Media

  • Studio Art

  • Subject Matter Education (K–12)

  • Supply Chain & Logistics

  • Theatre Arts

  • World Religions

  • Writing Arts

All STEM degrees are eligible for OPT. OPT stands for Optional Practical Training. OPT is temporary employment that is directly related to an F-1 student’s major area of study. Eligible students can apply to receive up to 12 months of OPT employment authorization before completing their academic studies (pre-completion) and/or after completing their academic studies (post-completion)

For more information on OPT, please visit the following website
www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/optional-practical-training-opt-for-f-1-students

Supporting Success

 Undergraduate International Students

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Merit-Based Scholarships: Rowan University offers competitive merit-based scholarships for international students.

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Students do not require to apply separately; all eligible students are automatically considered during the admission process

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Financial Support Options: In addition to scholarships, Rowan provides other financial aid options, such as grants, loans, and work-study programs, to support students in managing tuition costs effectively.

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Test-Optional Policy: As a test-optional institution, Rowan evaluates students holistically, considering factors like GPA and academic records.

Scholarship opportunities range from $1,000 up to $19,000 per year.

All admitted freshman and transfer students are automatically considered for scholarship awards.

Make sure to check out the guidelines and deadlines

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Taking You Places

Rowan University Placements

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Rowan University offers virtual internship initiative enables students to collaborate with peers from over 50 countries and work on real-world projects with prominent organizations. students can choose from tracks like Data Analytics, Digital Marketing, and Web Coding, earning credits while gaining hands-on experience.

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International students can participate in programs like Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT), including STEM OPT extensions, which offer industry exposure and enhance employability​.

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Rowan’s Career Services hosts events such as job fairs and networking sessions, helping international students connect with potential employers. These events are an excellent way for students to learn about job openings, internships, and gain insights into U.S. job markets.

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Rowan emphasizes experiential learning, offering internships that align with students' academic programs. These internships can be part of the curriculum (via Curricular Practical Training or CPT).

Achieving New Heights

Rowan University Accolades

Top 100 National Public Universities

-U.S. News & World Report

Best Value Schools – Rowan is ranked #122

-U.S. News & World Report

Among the Top 20 Colleges With the Best Professors in New York

-U.S. News & World Report

Rowan ranks 38th in safety among over 2,000 colleges in the nation

-National Council for Home Safety and Security

Fastest Growing Public Doctoral Institution

-The Chronicle of Higher Education

Top 100 Research Universities – Among the top 100 research universities

-Forbes

Rowan is ranked #95 in the Northeast

-Forbes

Rowan is recognized and  ranked #2 in New Jersey for online programs

-OnlineColleges.Net

Rowan University Admissions for Undergraduate Programs

Dates, Fees & Process for International Students

Admission Deadlines

FALL
June 2 - Application Submission
June 9 - Document Submission

SPRING
November 4 - Application Submission
November 11 - Document Submission

For students with an eligible visa, view the deadlines here: go.rowan.edu/intdeadlines

How to apply

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STEP ONE:

Complete the online application  https://apply.rowan.edu/apply/
(Pay $45 Application fee)

STEP TWO:

Upload documents as needed​

  • SAT/ACT: Test-Optional Admissions  English Language Requirements  TOEFL IBT 70

  • IELTS 6.0

  • PTE 50

  • Duolingo 100

    A grade of 5 or higher in International Baccalaureate (IB) English-A course or a grade of 6 or higher in IB English-B course.

Fees for Undergraduate students

₹44,24,668 approx.

Total Cost

$52,706

Living Costs

$26,932

$25,774

₹22,60,941 approx.

₹21,63,727 approx.

Tuition Fee

For more information: 

Rowan University has 5 campuses spread across New Jersey, offering a range of academic and research programs.
These campuses include:

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Ready to take the next step?

E-mail: info@whitebridgeeducation.com

  • How can I stay connected to Clarkson for the latest information, as well as connect for opportunities to help in the college search process?
    Email (admissions@clarkson.edu) Ask your admissions counselor. Check out our virtual events, or schedule a visit to campus. Find us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
  • How can I set up a visit?
    The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is open Monday - Saturday for in-person visits for prospective students and family members on our Potsdam, New York campus. For more information on how to plan your visit, please visit our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. We recognize that many prospective students and families will still be unable to visit campus for a variety of reasons. With that, we encourage you to: check out our Virtual Viewbook and Interactive Map to learn more about Clarkson. set up a virtual guided tour with one of our Student Ambassadors, chat with an admissions counselor, or meet with faculty and staff through our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. join our mailing list so that we can notify you of updates to our restrictions and offerings. check out our upcoming virtual events.
  • How can I learn more about Clarkson to help with my decision-making?
    A great way to ensure that all of your questions are answered is to contact your Admissions Counselor! We want you to make an informed decision about where you will attend Clarkson, and your Admissions Counselor will be the best person to help get all of your questions answered. They will also be happy to connect you with other faculty and staff.
  • Does Clarkson require the SAT or ACT?
    Clarkson continues to be test optional. Application materials required will be two letters of recommendation, official transcripts and a personal statement.
  • What if my high school used a pass/fail grading system? Is that OK?
    We understand that many schools are using the pass/fail grading system. When reviewing applications, our admissions team is reading your application holistically. We look at course load, course type, letters of recommendation, and all four years of high school to gain a better academic picture of the applicant. Pass/fail will not negatively impact your application to Clarkson!
  • What are the career opportunities available for an international student
    On-campus part-time employment for international students is limited, with ARAMARK, the food service provider, being a common employer. Students typically work 8–10 hours per week at New York State minimum wage, with a maximum of 20 hours allowed under F-1 visa regulations. Off-campus employment, including internships and co-ops, requires F-1 visa authorization. Graduates can pursue 12 months of post-degree employment, with an additional two years for STEM graduates. The International Center provides support with the necessary documentation for off-campus opportunities.
  • Tell me more about the on-campus activities
    Clarkson's Potsdam campus is home to approximately 4,600 undergraduate and graduate students, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere. Beyond academics, students engage in over 200 clubs, organizations, and activities. The scenic location also offers opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, biking, and more.

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