The New Jersey College Student and Parent Consumer Information Act (P.L. 2009, Chapter 197)
The Act requires each New Jersey four-year public institution of higher education to place 鈥渃omprehensive information on the cost of attendance, the graduation rates of admitted students, and the faculty of the institution,鈥� on its website. The stated purpose of the Act is to 鈥渕aximize the awareness of students and their families of the costs associated with enrollment in the institution, the institution鈥檚 success in ensuring the graduation of its students, and the composition of the teaching faculty that a student will encounter.鈥�
The NJ College Student & Parent Consumer Report (SPCR) for Ramapo College of New Jersey (pdf)
SPCR Contents & Resources
- Average student loan indebtedness of two-year and four-year graduates for both students who live on campus and students who commute, as applicable.聽 The institution shall disaggregate the data by: race, ethnicity, age, family income at the time of admission, gender, and first-generation status.
- Average student loan indebtedness of three-year and six-year graduates for both students who live on campus and students who commute, as applicable. The institution shall disaggregate the data by: race, ethnicity, age, family income at the time of admission, gender, and first-generation status
- Average student loan indebtedness of a student who transfers or withdraws from the institution prior to the completion of a degree program for both students who live on campus and who commute. The institution shall disaggregate the data by: race, ethnicity, age, family income at the time of admission, gender, and first-generation status
- Overview of the institution’s faculty, including the percentage of faculty employed as a tenured professor, the percentage of faculty employed as a full-time non-tenured professor, and the percentage of faculty employed as an adjunct or visiting professor
- Percentage of courses taught by each of the different categories of faculty
- Number and percentage of borrowers for whom the institution has certified a supplemental student loan, disaggregated by race, ethnicity, age, family income at the time of admission, gender, and first-generation status.
- Three-year, four-year, and six-year graduation rates for student-athletes, as applicable
- Student transfer out rate/Overview of the insittuions to which former studentshave transferred prior to completion of a degree
- Percent of student-athletes who receive financial assistance directly from the institution and the average value of the assistance and the percent of students who do not participate in athletic programs at the institution who receive financial assistance directly from the institution and the average value of the assistance
- Overall three-year, four-year, and six-year graduation rates, as applicable
- Additional Source: RCNJ Factbook Table 3.16
- Three-year, four-year, and six-year graduation rates by demographic group, as applicable
- Additional Source: RCNJ Factbook Table 3.17
- Cost for the current academic year of attending the institution including tuition, student fees, room and board, and books and materials
- Source: RCNJ Office of Student Accounts
- Description of the types of financial assistance offered directly by the institution to both student-athletes and to students who do not participate in athletic programs at the institution
- Additional Source: RCNJ Factbook Table 5.4
- Source: RCNJ Financial Aid
- Source: RCNJ Scholarships
- Source: RCNJ We Care Program
- Total projected cost for an incoming freshman to live on campus and complete a degree in four years and the total projected cost for an incoming freshman to commute to school and complete a degree in four years
- Source: RCNJ Office of Student Accounts
- Total projected cost for an incoming freshman to live on campus and complete a degree in six years and the total projected cost for an incoming freshman to commute to school and complete a degree in six years
- Source: RCNJ Office of Student Accounts
PSCIA data for all New Jersey four-year public institutions of higher education are available on the
The publishes the Official Federal Default Rates for Schools.聽
Additional RCNJ Data Resources for Students, Families, and Consumers
Student Outcomes
- One Year Retention Rate by Admission Type (see Fact Book, ch. 3, Student Outcomes)
- Plans of Graduating Seniors (see Survey Research-Graduating Senior Survey, password-protected)
- Placement and Employment Rates (see Alumni Reports- Table 2.7, password-protected)
- Performance on Licensure Exams
Cost of Attendance
- Cost of Attendance
- Refund Policy
- Requirements for Withdrawal and Return of Title IV, HEA Financial Aid (Federal Financial Aid Refund and Repayment Policy)
- Textbook Information (Click on Textbooks link)
Financial Aid
- Title CARES Act
- Code of Conduct for Education Loans
- Contact Information for Assistance in Obtaining Institutional or Financial Aid Information
- Notice of Availability of Institutional and Financial Aid Information
- Notice of Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations
- Private Education Loan Disclosures (Including Self-Certification Form)
- Satisfactory Academic Progress policy SAP
Academics
- Academic Programs
- Institutional and Program Accreditation, Approval, or Licensure B-3
- Policy and Procedure for Student Appeals of an Academic Nature
- Transfer of Credit Policies and Articulation Agreements
- The College provides a report annually to the State of New Jersey and the Department of Education which makes the information available to the public. Information on the College鈥檚 Teacher Education Program can be found at the link above.
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- Career and Placement Services
- Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions (Including Computer Use and File Sharing)
- Facilities and Services Available to Students with Disabilities
- Intercollegiate Athletic Program Participation Rates: By October 15, the Intercollegiate Athletic Program Participation Rates Report will be open for public review during normal business hours in the Department of Athletics.聽 For additional information or to request a paper copy of the annual report, please contact the Athletics Department at (201) 684-7674.
- Policy and Procedure for Non-Academic Complaints
- As per the State Authorization Regulation 34cfr668.43(b) the information for filing complaints聽 with Accrediting bodies is provided in the following document Accreditation-and-Memberships (PDF)
- Student Activities
- Student Body Demographics (see RCNJ Factbook, Chapter 2:Enrolled Students)
Student Records and Privacy
Health & Safety
- Public Safety
- Missing Persons Policy
- Security Report or Notice of Security Report: By October 1, the Campus Crime Statistics Report will be posted on the Department of Public Safety website.聽 For additional information on campus security or to request a paper copy of the annual report, please contact the Office of Public Safety at (201) 684-7432 or use the link above for more information.
- Information for Crime Victims About Disciplinary Hearings (Provided to Victims/Survivors Upon Request)
- Parking / Motor Vehicle Rules and Regulations
- Fire Safety
- Fire Log: By October 1, the Fire Log is included in the Campus Crime Statistics Report and is posted on the Department of Public Safety website. It will be open for public review during normal business hours in the Office of Public Safety. For additional information regarding Fire Safety or to obtain a paper copy of the Fire Log, please contact Gina Mayer-Costa, Director of Environmental Health & Safety, Ramapo College of New Jersey at gmayerco@ramapo.edu or 201.684.7531.
- Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
- Vaccination/Immunization Policies
- Services for Students with Disabilities
- Emergency Preparedness Plan
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