College Report Card: The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Contact Information:
School Name:
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey
Street Address:
Jim Leeds Rd
City, State & Zip:
Pomona, NJ 08240-019
Location On Map:
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General Phone #:
6096521776
Financial Aid Phone #:
6096524201
Admissions Phone #:
6096524261
Website:
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey General Characteristics:
Type of Institution:
Public, 4-year or above
General Types Of
Programs Offered:
Programs Offered:
Academic - Instructional program leading toward an associate's, bachelor's, master's, doctor's, or first-professional degree or resulting in credits that can be applied to one of these degrees.
School Classification:
Baccalaureate Colleges--Liberal Arts
(Primarily an undergraduate college with major emphasis on baccalaureate programs. They award at least half of their baccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.)
(Primarily an undergraduate college with major emphasis on baccalaureate programs. They award at least half of their baccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.)
School Calendar System:
Semester - Consists of two semesters during the academic year with about 16 weeks for each semester of instruction. There may be an additional summer session.
Highest Level Of Offering:
Master's degree
Offers Undergraduate Degrees Or Certificates:
Yes
Offers Graduate Degrees:
Yes
Offers First-Proffesional Programs:
No
Credit Accpeted For 'Life Experiences':
No
Advanced placement (AP) Credits Accepted:
Yes
'Dual Credit' Accepted:
Yes
Federal Financial Aid Available:
Eligible students may receive federal financial aid:
Federal Pell Grant Program -
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A grant program for undergraduate students with financial need. (Close)
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Program -
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A Campus-Based Program that provides grant assistance to needy undergraduate students. Priority in awarding Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) funds is given to students who have exceptional financial need and are Federal Pell grant recipients. (Close)
Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program -
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A campus-based, federally funded employment program that provides paid jobs for students with financial need. (Close)
Federal Perkins Loan Program -
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This campus-based loan program provides low-interest student loans to students with financial need. (Close)
Federal Direct Loan Program -
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A federal program in which the U.S. government (not a commercial lender) provides four types of education loans to student and parent borrowers directly through schools:
These loans are referred to collectively as Direct Loans. The same types of loans are available through the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) Program, but in that program, commercial lenders provide the funds to eligible students. (Close)
- Federal Direct Stafford Loan (subsidized, for students)
- Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan (for students)
- Federal Direct PLUS Loan (for parents)
- Federal Direct Consolidation Loan (for students and parents)
These loans are referred to collectively as Direct Loans. The same types of loans are available through the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) Program, but in that program, commercial lenders provide the funds to eligible students. (Close)
Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) Program -
(More Info?)
A federal loan program under which commercial lenders provide education loans to student and parent borrowers. The program offers four types of loans: Federal Direct Stafford Loan (subsidized, for students), Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan (for students), Federal Direct PLUS Loan (for parents), Federal Direct Consolidation Loan (for students and parents). All of these are long-term loans insured by state or private nonprofit guaranty agencies that are reimbursed by the federal government for all or part of any insurance claims paid to lenders. This guarantee replaces the collateral or security usually required with long-term consumer loans. (The same types of loans are available through the Federal Direct Loan Program, but in that program, the U.S government provides the funds directly through schools.) (Close)
Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (LEAP) Program -
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A Title IV gift-aid program jointly funded by the federal government and participating states. It provides state scholarship or grant assistance to students who show financial need. Formerly called the State Student Incentive Grant (SSIG) Program. (Close)
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program -
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A Title IV financial aid program that makes scholarships available to full-time postsecondary students with exceptional ability and promise. Students apply for the merit-based scholarships through their state education agencies. (Close)
Other General Characteristics:
Geographic Region:
Mid East
Degree Of Urbanization: Urban fringe of large city
Institution Has Own Library
Institution Executive: HERMAN J. SAATKAMP, JR., PRESIDENT
Degree Of Urbanization: Urban fringe of large city
Institution Has Own Library
Institution Executive: HERMAN J. SAATKAMP, JR., PRESIDENT
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey
Degrees & Certificates Offered -
By Level:
Bachelor's degree Master's degreeThe Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey
Degrees & Certificates Offered -
By Award / Degree:
The following represents degrees that were awarded by The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey between July 1, 2003 and June 30, 2004. Please note that the school may no longer offer any single degree program listed here and / or may offer additional new programs not shown below. Please verify with The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey that the program you are looking for is still available.
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Special Learning Oppertunities:
Accelerated programs
Distance learning opportunities
Study abroad
Teacher certification:
Below the postsecondary level
Below the postsecondary level
Teacher certification:
Students can complete their preparation in certain areas of specialization.
Students can complete their preparation in certain areas of specialization.
Teacher certifcation:
Approved by the state for initial certifcation or licensure of teachers.
Approved by the state for initial certifcation or licensure of teachers.
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Student Services Offered:
Remedial services
Academic/career counseling service
Employment services for students
Placement services for completers
On-campus day care for students' children
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Estimated Student Expenses:
Undergraduate Tution, Fees, Other Charges:
In-District:
Tuition: $5091
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $225
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $225
In-State:
Tuition: $5091
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $225
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $225
Out-Of-State:
Tuition: $8256
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $324
Required Fees: $2112
Per Credit Hour Charge: $324
Graduate Program Tution, Fees, Other Charges:
In-District:
Tuition: $8385
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $415
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $415
In-State:
Tuition: $8385
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $415
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $415
Out-Of-State:
Tuition: $11688
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $553
Required Fees: $1584
Per Credit Hour Charge: $553
Other General Charges - 2004-05:
Books & Supplies:
$850
On Campus - Room and Board:
$7308
On Campus - Other Expenses:
$2068
Off Campus (Not With Family) - Room and Board:
$7308
Off Campus (Not With Family) - Other Expenses:
$2068
Off Campus (Living With Family) - Other Expenses:
$2222
Specialty Program Charges & Fees:
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Undergraduate Financial Aid Details - Fall 2004:
Total Number Of Undergraduates, All Years:
6540
Number Of Undergraduates:
819 (13% of all undergrads)
Number Of Undergraduates Receiving Any Financial Aid:
629 (77%)
Number Of Undergraduates Receiving Federal Grant Aid:
198 (24%)
Average Amount: $3034
Number Of Undergraduates Receiving State Or Local Grant Aid:
258 (32%)
Average Amount: $3151
Number Of Undergraduates Receiving Institutional Grant Aid:
260 (32%)
Average Amount: $1463
Number Of Undergraduates Receiving Loan Aid:
501 (61%)
Average Amount: $4134
Average Amount: $4134
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Admissions Details:
Has Application Fee?
Yes:
Undergraduate Application Fee: $50
Graduate Application Fee: $50
Undergraduate Application Fee: $50
Graduate Application Fee: $50
Admissions Considerations:
Secondary School GPA:
Recommended
Secondary School Rank:
>Required
Secondary School
Record:
Record:
Required
Completion Of College
Prepatory Program:
Prepatory Program:
Recommended
Recommendations:
Recommended
Formal Demonstration
of Competencies:
of Competencies:
Neither required nor recommended
Admission test scores
(ACT / SAT):
(ACT / SAT):
Required
TOEFL (Test of English
as a Foreign Language):
as a Foreign Language):
Required
Fall 2004 Undergraduate Admissions Details:
Number Of Applicants:Men: 1733
Women: 2034
Total: 3767
Women: 2034
Total: 3767
Number Admitted:Men: 836
Women: 905
Total: 1741
Women: 905
Total: 1741
Number Who Enrolled Full Time:
Men: 387
Women: 439
Total: 826
Women: 439
Total: 826
Number Who Enrolled Part Time:
Men: 3
Women: 3
Total: 6
Women: 3
Total: 6
Fall 2003 Test Score Details:
Number Students Submitting SAT Scores:
767 (94%)
Number Students Submitting ACT Scores:
52 (6%)
SAT Verbal Scores:25th Percentile - 510
75th Percentile - 590
75th Percentile - 590
SAT Math Scores:25th Percentile - 520
75th Percentile - 610
75th Percentile - 610
ACT Composite Scores:25th Percentile - 21
75th Percentile - 26
75th Percentile - 26
ACT Verbal Scores25th Percentile - 20
75th Percentile - 25
75th Percentile - 25
ACT Math Scores25th Percentile - 22
75th Percentile - 27
75th Percentile - 27
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Enrollment Information:
Students:
7002
Undergraduate Students:
6578
Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
6308
First Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
826
Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking, Other Degree / Certificate, Students:
5482
Undergraduate NON-Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
270
Graduate Students:
424
Full Time Students:
5639
Full Time Undergraduate Students:
5533
Full Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
5499
Full Time First Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
822
Full Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking, Other Degree / Certificate, Students:
4677
Full Time Undergraduate NON-Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
34
Full Time Graduate Students:
106
Part Time Students:
1363
Part Time Undergraduate Students:
1045
Part Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
809
Part Time First Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
4
Part Time Undergraduate Degree / Certificate Seeking, Other Degree / Certificate, Students:
805
Part Time Undergraduate NON-Degree / Certificate Seeking Students:
236
Part Time Graduate Students:
318
The Richard Stockton College Of New Jersey Accreditation:
Institiution is acreddited by a body recognized by the US Department of Educationand is on the list of National Institutional and Specialized Accrediting Bodies.
Accredited By A Regional Accreditation Agency: Middle States Assoc. of Colleges and Schools, Comm. on Higher Ed.
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