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Being the busiest part of the semester, it is very easy to lose track of time and important dates leading up to exam week. Fortunately, Kean University makes it clear and concise for students looking to find the information necessary about dates of significance regarding the academic calendar.
Come finals week, students often find themselves swamped with projects, papers and exams. Fortunately, Kean will offer a Reading Day before the start of finals week to give students a whole day to prepare and review their material. This semester's reading day will take place Friday, Dec. 14.
As students begin to recover from the stress and strain of midterm exams and projects, they can now begin to view their posted midterm reports. Teachers were required to submit these reports between Oct. 1-8, and they became available for students to view Oct. 8.
Although it seems like just yesterday was the onset of another school year, students at Kean University are already preparing for midterms and class registration for the upcoming semester this week.
Year after year, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application process seems to arrive earlier and earlier.
Ever wanted to study abroad, but didn't have the time to dedicate a whole year or semester in doing so?
Most students who graduate from high school are only aware of the conventional method of learning in college, which is through a class setting. Skills that are important for success in the future can also be developed through online courses as well. With that being said, Kean University has created an accessible and easier way for students to learn from the comfort of their home.
College can be a considerably stressful time for students. Many feel overwhelmed by their classes, work, financial responsibilities, social standing, and many other aspects of life. Kean University is dedicated to making sure the well-being of students is always a top priority.
Remaining active can slide to the back burner for many students, especially with other responsibilities requiring more time and effort. However, both intramurals and recreation can keep students fit and competitive throughout the semesters in an extremely fun manner.
Entering the college scene can seem intimidating with all of the options that are offered, but don't fret. Here is a quick overview of the clubs and organizations offered at Kean University.
Ever thought of getting involved in college? Transitioning from high school where clubs and organizations are easily accessible may deter a student from wanting to join college clubs.
Oftentimes students envision there collegiate careers ending after four years. However, it is important to keep in mind that graduate school is a serious option that truly benefits students both in the short and long term. That is why Kean University offers a bevy of graduate programs at the Nathan Weiss Graduate College.
Starting a new chapter can be a terrifying yet rewarding experience. It is terrifying because one has to leave behind the habits and knowledge of high school and apply it to college. Transitioning to a college setting can be rewarding because it allows the individual the opportunity to explore new horizons.
Tracking all of your involvement and service hours is key in applying for positions both on and off campus. The Co-Curricular Transcript (CCT) is vital in keeping all of your projects and involvement documented. A student's CCT can be used when applying for scholarships, internships, employment or anytime they would want to compliment their resume or academic transcript.
Imagine graduating from high school, a place where everyone knows each other and where it is easy to be involved. Then imagine stepping onto a campus like Kean University as a commuter where it is easier to simply attend class and go home. Kean University is an institution that prides itself in its capability to help commuters feel welcome and involved.
Kean University is dedicated to the safety of all students, staff and faculty. On campus there is a fully functioning police department with law enforcement and security services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Located in Downs Hall, the police department maintains a K-9 unit and protects and serves the Kean community following the three values "Integrity. Courage. Respect".
The Office of Student Government is an essential part of Kean University. As an office that seeks to provide quality service and growth within its students, Student government can build opportunities for the Kean community. Their vision is to impart and expand their service by incorporating leadership opportunities, professional and personal development and a diverse system.
In need of a place to study, a place to relax or food to eat? The Miron Student Center (MSC) is a building that provides all of these necessities for its students, faculty and guests.
Dealing with stress or anxiety? The Counseling Center can provide a helping hand. Located at Downs Hall, Room 127, the center focuses on assisting students with various issues that often spring up in college students. The goal is to help alleviate some of the hindrances that stressors can put on students' shoulders in order to enhance students' ability to juggle both college life and academic performances.
The Holocaust Resource Center (HRC) specializes in reflecting on the Holocaust and extracting valuable lessons from it. Instead of letting the tragedy paralyze, the center seeks to use it for the dissemination of knowledge.
