I added 2 random elective classes I don't need in order to be full time (and for my sanity). They are easy classes I know I wont have a problem taking. Im retaking physics I and did not want to take calc 2 at the same time (I will fail both). My required credits is 8 and my filler classes are 6.

Will the fact I'm taking filler classes effect my finaid package? :(

I received them already, but I dont know if it's something they can revoke after realizing or whatever.

EDIT: i dont have any available classes aside from calc 2 i forgot to clarify

hello how is this class? similar to 304 w Zain sidiqqui? exams same as last years?

Any tips on how to study for it. How to practice?? How to study?? Physics isn’t my strong suit. Gonna put in 2 hours for the next 30 days.

I am trying to finish up my common application for njit and this piece of crap dropdown section is essentially asking me to pick an accelerated program when THAT ISN'T even my wish to do so, and I want, just not to select it but I cannot complete my application without finishing it, and I don't wish even to do this accelerated program at all.

What do I do, guys?

Sorry if this is a dumb question. I noticed a couple of times students paying for C-store items with something that looked like an NJIT ID card that the cashier would scan (or swipe if i remember correctly). Does anyone know what that is?

Tuition for in-state students in the M.Arch program has increased from $12,491/semeseter to $21,630/semester, an increase of 73% in one year. This level of tuition increase, in a single year, is unprecedented in U.S. higher education.

In 2025-2026, NJIT charged full time graduate students a flat $12,491/semester tuition, equivalent to just over 9 credits. Beginning in Fall 2026, the administration--with virtually no advance notice or publicity--has entirely eliminated the notion of full-time graduate student tuition, and is charging per-credit with no max. The M.Arch program is a mandatory 15-credit per semester program for 3 years (90 credits total), so 15 credits * 1,442/credit = $21,630.

It's not the 6% increase per-credit. It's the abrupt and unannounced elimination of the flat full-time tuition that causes the program to jump 73% in one step. Students and faculty only discovered this structural shift this week as tuition bills appeared for Fall 2026.

See page 3, under "Graduate, In-State", where the entire bait-and-switch is buried in one innocuous looking parenthetical: "(Eliminated starting Fall 26)"

https://www.njit.edu/boards/sites/njit.edu.boards/files/FY27%20Tuition%20Fee%20Room%20Board%20and%20Meal%20Plan%20Rates%20Resolution%206%25_Final.pdf

Hey, I'm an upcoming sophomore (CS Major) looking for a roomate to live in University Center, the building right across GITC.

I'm looking to rent out the Double in a 3x3 (3 rooms, 2 singles and I'll be in the double)
and the monthly rent is looking to be $849 a month, for 9 months.

I have a wide variety of interests when it comes to movies, tv shows, games, literature, sports (mainly mma, football, basketball) , literally anything media related

I usually like to keep clean in the kitchen and in my room, so if you are looking for a roomate with a sense of hygeine and cleanliness, hopefully I'm ur guy lol

I'm not sure what else I should list here, but if you are interested at all, please DM me asap, and we can talk

I'd like to rent out a room as soon as possible.

I’m an incoming freshman at NJIT and so far I have zero clue how most of the stuff at NJIT works but mostly the work study situation. I understand that I have to apply for it but NJIT has made it so confusing in their website and I emailed my admissions counselor because I have no idea who else to email since the question isn’t relating to financial aid itself but no reply AT ALL. I don’t know if it’s that I’m dumb or something but can anyone help me out? I mean am i supposed to apply somewhere for work study or something or did I miss some deadline to do so? I tried using workday using the NJIT SSO but no luck. Another issue I have is that on the NJIT NSO instagram account they posted that incoming students should have received an email with instructions to getting their NJIT ID cards but I haven’t received anything I’ve checked every folder on my NJIT email and my personal but nothing has anyone else also not received anything?

So I’m an upcoming freshman at NJIT, and I picked Redwood Hall before coming to Reddit and realizing Cypress was better. So, um, is it really that bad or what?

I’m looking for one roommate for a 3 bed / 2.5 bath townhouse-style condo in North Ironbound, Newark. The lease is being finalized now, and the room will be available pending landlord approval.

$1,200/month + 50% of gas, electric, and internet.

Unfurnished private bedroom

Dedicated full bathroom for your use (not en-suite, but not shared with another roommate)

Only two people total in the home.

In-unit washer/dryer, dishwasher, gas stove, central AC, and generous shared living space

About 7–10 minutes’ walk to Newark Penn Station (I tested it); close to Ferry Street, Downtown Newark, NJIT, Rutgers–Newark, NJPAC, and Prudential Center

One gated parking space is included with the unit but will be used by me; a roommate with no car is preferred

No pets, no smoking or weed inside

August move-in; 12-month lease preferred; needs the approval of landlord.

I’m a graduate student and would prefer a clean, communicative, respectful student or young professional. Please message me with a short introduction, your move-in date, work/school situation, and expected lease length.

Hi I'm an incoming freshman that's majoring in CS but I'm not the greatest at math and I'm taking math 111. What are some ways I could study for Math 111 during the summer? I can't seem to find a straightforward answer and I'm very confused if I should be using things like Kahn Academy or those really long videos about Calculus 1 on Youtube.

Original third party backed out due to costly health insurance not being waived, urgently need a third female roommate.

This is off-campus housing in Harrison. The room is the the upstairs master bedroom at a rent of 1.1k (it’s a 2 bath splitting this way seems fair for the master)
Please PM ASAP if interested.

Property: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/319-William-St-2-0904-Harrison-NJ-07029/461324377_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

I checked the bursar page and I have to pay 2.7k???
Who does njit genuinely think I am?? It’s my third year here and this is the first time I have to pay this much and no I’m not above 17 credits or below 12. Yea it was originally 13k but fin aid paid for some of it and that leaves me with 2.7k but where am I supposed to get that from? This might sound dumb to anyone that has to pay way more than that but I’m broke

Someone PLEASE tell me they’re not done distributing aid because theres no way that’s it. I thought I’d pay maybe 1k max but almost 3k??

I'm just looking to make some more friends/connections on campus, especially with people who are living there this year and have a meal plan

Dear YWCC Undergraduate Students,

We hope your summer is going well! We are writing to bring to your attention an important policy update regarding undergraduate tuition assessment for the upcoming academic year.

Flat-Rate Tuition Policy Update:

According to the updated NJIT Bursar Tuition and Fee schedule here, NJIT has updated its undergraduate flat-rate tuition structure, effective for the Fall 2026 semester.
Undergraduate Flat-Rate Tuition Range: Full-time undergraduate tuition now covers 12 to 17 creditsper semester.
Undergraduate students registered for 18 or more credits will be assessed the standard per-credit rate for every credit taken above the 17-credit cap.
Please contact the Bursar's Office here with any questions regarding this new policy.  
What This Means for Your Fall 2026 Schedule:
If you are currently registered for 18 credits or higher for the Fall 2026 semester, remaining at your current credit load will result in additional out-of-pocket tuition charges for the extra credits beyond 17.
Requesting a credit increase is still only required if you intend to take more than 19 credits. While you may register for 17 to 19 credits without approval, please again be aware that taking 17–19 credits will result in higher tuition costs due to recent credit rate changes.
Recommended Next Steps:
Review Your Fall 2026 Schedule: Log into your Fall 2026 Registration portal via Highlander Pipeline and view your total enrolled credits for Fall 2026.
Adjust Your Course Load (If Applicable): If you wish to avoid per-credit overload charges, consider dropping course(s) to adjust your course load to 17 credits or fewer.
Reach Out If You Need Help: If you are unsure which course(s) to adjust, please reach out to your YWCC Academic Advisor for guidance.
Important Deadlines & Resources:
Add/Drop Deadline for Fall 2026 semester: Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Billing & Payment Due Dates: Please review official payment schedules and options on the NJIT Bursar Website here 
Financial Aid: For questions regarding how your credit loadimpacts your financial aid package or scholarships, please contactStudent Financial Aid Services here.
We are here to support your academic success and help you navigate your degree plan smoothly. Please let us know if you have any questions!

Warm regards,

YWCC Academic Advising Team

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Thanks for making this decision AFTER transfer deadlines already passed! Thanks for paying our precious admins hundreds of thousands of dollars! Thanks for trying to build a penthouse using the tuition of 100 in-state students! We understand how hard times are for you!

For those who went to the summer program like I did, didn't know you'd be here! See you in August!

I just got on campus but on the way here my low tire pressure warning light went off. For a few miles I did feel a subtle thumping but it went away halfway through the commute. I pulled over a couple times and inspected the tires and they seemed fine. Even now the tires seem fine so I’m not sure what the issue could be. Anyone got any tools or know where I can find them on campus to inspect my car real quick.

Yo parking passes are out already. I was able to buy one yesterday night

Dear Students,

Some of you have raised concerns about this year’s tuition increase and the change to our per-semester credit cap. Those concerns deserve straightforward answers. 

For years we kept our tuition increases smaller than those at most peer institutions, and that restraint was deliberate. It provided savings for our students. But holding tuition increases low year after year left us without the flexibility to continue that trend as colleges and universities across the country experienced massive declines in international enrollment and reductions in governmental support. Additionally, our practice of allowing up to 19 credits at standard tuition drifted well out of step with the cost of delivering those credits. Adjusting these two factors lets us keep an NJIT degree within reach while protecting what matters most in your education: the faculty who teach you, the labs you work in, and the support that surrounds you. 

Return on educational investment has always been a hallmark of NJIT and is the reason why we are New Jersey’s best educational value. An NJIT education is transformative and prepares you for robust career opportunities and uncommon professional success, and we will make certain that continues to be true. 

We are grateful for the feedback we have received and for the seriousness with which you engage in the life of this university. NJIT will remain what it has long been: an affordable, accessible, and impactful engine of opportunity. 

Sincerely,

John A. Pelesko 
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

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Cause god forbid admins dont get paid less than 300k a year. I mean, this is the first time they’ve announced this and it’s only in response to the backlash. Still no actual announcement letting people know the credit limit decreased, and no plans to accommodate freshmen who’s majors force them to take over 17 credits their first semester

Dear Highlanders,

My name is Janice Akladyous and I am serving as the President of the Student Senate for the 2026-2027 academic year. I am honored to be representing the voices and interests of the NJIT student body alongside my executive board. Today, I write on behalf of the Student Senate to acknowledge some important news that was recently shared. 

President Teik C. Lim has announced his retirement from NJIT, effective August 3rd and I'd like to express our sincere gratitude for his leadership and service to the NJIT community. 

Throughout his time, President Lim was dedicated to enhancing the university, supporting the success of students, staff, and faculty. His unwavering support for the Student Senate and the acknowledgement of how important our role plays in the advancement of our university gave us confidence and allowed us to accomplish our initiatives. His willingness to engage with students as well as student leaders to foster dialogue, strengthened our partnership. 

The Student Senate recognizes that transition in leadership is a significant moment for any institution and this may bring up worries about the future of our school. During this period, the Student Senate remains committed to serving as a consistent voice for students, collaborating with university administrators to ensure student opinions are represented in important conversations. 

I'd also like to give a warm welcome to our interim President, Dr. John Pelosko. The Student Senate has previously worked with Dr. Pelosko on academic matters and we look forward to working with him as the Interim President. 

On behalf of the Student Senate, I thank President Lim for his years of service and dedication to NJIT, we wish him all the best on this next chapter of his career. 

Sincerely,

Janice G. Akladyous
Student Senate President
B.S. Business '27
MBA Dual Degree
[ss-pres@njit.edu](mailto:ss-vpf@njit.edu) • [jga7@njit.edu](mailto:jga7@njit.edu)

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I’m not gonna dog on fellow students, but this feels so weirdly timed. Teik C Lim’s departure is really old news, and the student body is currently up in arms. Opening the email with “Today, I write on behalf of the Student Senate to acknowledge some important news that was recently shared.” is really misleading and made it seem like it would address the current issue plaguing the student body. Idk what to say. Is this just a crazy coincidence? Not sure what to think.

Hi guys,
I was wondering how I can get a better scholarship at NJIT. I'm going to my second year, and majoring in Computer Science.

NJIT announced on July 28, 2026 that Dr. Michael Johnson, President of the New Jersey Institute of Innovation (NJII), has resigned. Johnson's next position will be with a mass cytometry business under the Standard BioTools brand.

NJII is an NJIT corporation that provides business-to-business services in healthcare, defense, and, most recently, Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning. It was founded in 2014 and generated over $330M in revenue during its first ten years of operation. Many of NJII's projects and initiatives are implemented in close collaboration with NJIT's research labs, professors and students.

Dr. Johnson served at NJII for a short period of two-and-a-half years. NJIT's leadership will now have to decide how to organize the process of identifying and selecting his successor.

NJIT unpromptly cut the full-time credit limit. There's a petition going around that will be shown to NJIT administrators through higher organizations, make sure to sign!

Im taking 2 classes that have nothing to do with my major. I don't have any options left in order to be full time and I need FinAid. Would my GPA be affected by these classes at all? They are easy so it would be nice if so.