Through partnership with The Princeton Review (TPR), Rowan students can register for test prep courses at a discount of 50%. Once charges for the course are put on your student account, you may be able to apply your financial aid to pay the cost. The 2024-2025 discount is available for the following Princeton Review test prep courses:

Registering for a test prep course is as easy as 1-2-3:

1. Select one of the courses listed above and then search The Princeton Review website to select the specific course section (date and times) they prefer.  Once you determine which course section for which you would like to register,  note the Course ID which is the 6-digit code available in the course detail. 
2. Complete the TPR Registration Google Form and sign the Student Authorization Form
3. Once you submit your registration form, the Bursar will charge your account and you will be registered for the course.

For more information, review the program handout. 

If you have additional questions, please contact Associate Dean, Dr. Stephen Fleming, at flemings@rowan.edu.

On and off campus jobs provide excellent opportunities to gain hands-on experience. The Federal Work Study (FWS) program provides paid jobs both on and off campus for students who indicate a desire to participate in the Work-Study program on their FAFSA and show "financial need". Many student worker positions provide skills and experience which will assist students in their career development. You will record your hours on your time sheet and you will get paid bi-weekly through payroll and the funds will be deposited to your bank account.

STEP 1: Complete your FAFSA

If you wish to participate in this program, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.gov.

STEP 2: Check your Rowan Email Account Regularly

Once you have completed the FAFSA, be sure to check your student email account regularly as the Office of Financial Aid will notify students if they are eligible for FWS during the summer before the new academic year begins.  

STEP 3: Find a Job 

If you are new to the FWS program, or are looking for a new position, you are encouraged to look for available positions posted on the Office of Career Advancement’s job posting system called Profs Jobs.

• To access ProfsJobs, students may access the site by visiting the student section at rowan.edu/profsjobs using their Rowan email address and password.
• Returning students should click “forgot password” option if they do not know their password.
• If the system does not recognize your Rowan email address, click the “sign up” option to create an account with your Rowan student email.

Note: New incoming students for the fall term may not have immediate access to ProfsJobs, please contact Deniz Dennery or Andrew Duffy from the Office of Career Advancement with your full name and Banner ID# to request access.

For more information on Federal Work Study, visit this FAQ page.

The University Scholarship Committee awards scholarships to Rowan University Students on the basis of academic excellence, financial need, and participation in on-campus and off-campus activities. 

In keeping with our mission to make a Rowan University education affordable and accessible, we are happy to share that our scholarship program will award more than $2 million in support this year. Scholarships are funded exclusively through private donations.

More than 200 scholarships are available, to students from all majors and backgrounds, and are awarded based on merit, financial need, participation in campus activities and community service. Various AFL-CIO union-affiliated scholarships are also available.

Students must be enrolled full-time during the current academic year, as well as the upcoming academic year for consideration.

Students interested in applying for the Rowan Foundation and Continuing Student Scholarship Program must complete the online application on the website found below. 

It is the student’s responsibility to see that the completed application and all requirements are complete by the stated deadline.

For more informaion and to apply for foundation scholarships, visit https://sites.rowan.edu/financial-aid/paying-for-college/scholarships/continuing-students.html 

The purpose of this fund is to support travel for graduate students in degree-granting programs, with preferential consideration going to students who are presenting. Because funding is limited, we will not be able to fully support student travel plans, so students are encouraged to seek additional funding sources through department or grant funding. Students must also have a faculty sponsor sign off on their application. The sponsor should be a research supervisor, advisor, lab manager/PI, or other faculty familiar with the student’s research presentation. There will be three deadlines per year – October 15 is the first deadline, but the School of Graduate Studies will accept applications through 10/31 this inaugural cycle due to time constraints.

Application and instructions are found here:
https://sites.rowan.edu/sgs/funding-opportunity/travel-competition.html

Questions can be directed to Stephanie Lezotte, Assistant Dean of the School of Graduate Studies at lezotte@rowan.edu.

ETS provides the GRE^® Fee Reduction Program for individuals who can demonstrate financial need, for those who are unemployed and receiving unemployment compensation, and for national programs that work with underrepresented groups. A GRE Fee Reduction Voucher may be used for one GRE^® General Test and/or one GRE^®Subject Test. Voucher users pay 50 percent of the regular test fee.

To learn more about the GRE^® Fee Reduction Program, visit their website. 

Micro-Internships are short-term, professional, and paid opportunities which can be completed in a matter of hours. They also allow you to demonstrate your skills while working on professional projects from real employers.  Through Micro-Internships, students can demonstrate their skills, explore career paths, and develop their professional networks. These paid opportunities typically range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and students can be selected for multiple Micro-Internships.

To learn more about how to apply to micro-internships, visit our Internship Opportunities page.

Who is Eligible?

• All College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) majors and minors are eligible to submit an application. However, CHSS majors have priority.
• Students are only permitted to request funding for travel that is related to their CHSS discipline.
• Students who are presenting work are given higher priority.

Appropriate Uses of Funds

• Student Travel Funds are intended to support students who are attending or presenting at professional conferences or engaging in some other type of professional development. 
• Funds may be used to pay for travel (e.g. gas, airfare, etc.), hotel, conference registration, and meals. 
• Funds may not be used to pay for study abroad trips or other international travel (in part or full)

Prior to Submission

• Students are required to seek funding from other sources (academic departments, Student Government Association, etc.) prior to requesting funds through this process.
• Students must share their application with a faculty sponsor prior to submitting it. A list of eligible faculty sponsors can be found below.

Submission Guidelines

• It is encouraged that students submit their request for funds well in advance of their travel, if possible. The Center for Professional Success Faculty-in-Residence will review requests shortly after receipt and notify students of the status of their request.
• All applications should be submitted our Faculty-in-Residnce, Dr. Abe Witonsky, at witonsky@rowan.edu.

Review Process

• The Center for Professional Success Faculty-in-Residence will assess applications based on the applicants’ academic record, financial need, and the importance of participating in the event for their academic and/or professional growth.

Reimbursement

• If approved, all costs can be paid directly by the CHSS Dean’s office except meals and gas (if applicable). These costs must be paid by the student at time of purchase and reimbursed upon return from travel.

Student Travel Form
Eligible Faculty Sponsors

Study abroad enables you to be immersed in another culture while often either receiving academic credit or valuable experience. There exist several funded programs through which students can receive partial or full assistance for studying abroad. A number of these scholarships and programs are listed on this website.

Many of these scholarships are very competitive, so students are encouraged to contact our Director of National Scholarships and Fellowships, Dr. Christina Solomon, at solomonca@rowan.edu to discuss scholarships of interest.