Major and Minor Fair
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The SAS Major and Minor Fair occurs once every Fall and Spring semester. It is an opportunity to investigate various academic and career options in one place, at one time!
Students can speak with representatives of academic departments/programs, student services offices, and a variety of Rutgers Schools and Colleges by visiting their tables at the fair. The event is designed to help students who have not yet declared their major/minor as well as those who have declared, but still may be uncertain about their choice of major, minor, or career path.
If you need a disability related accommodation please contact event coordinator Christin Nassar at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. as soon as possible prior to the event so we can make appropriate arrangements.
Spring 2018
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
1:00-4:00pm
Busch Campus Center, Multi-Purpose Room
Past Participants
Below is a sample of participants from past years only. We cannot guarantee that all those listed will be able to attend the fair this semester:
Academic Departments/Programs
African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Language & Literatures (AMESALL) Africana Studies Asian Languages and Cultures Center for African Studies American Studies Anthropology Armenian Art History Asian Languages & Cultures Biological Sciences (Life Sciences) Biochemistry (through SEBS) Biotechnology (through SEBS) Cell Bio & Neuroscience (Life Sciences) Chemistry & Chemical Biology Cinema Studies Classics Cognitive Science Comparative Literature Computer Science Criminal Justice Earth & Planetary Science Economics English Entrepreneurship European Studies French Genetics (Life Sciences) Geography (including International & Global Studies and Environmental Studies) German Studies History Human Resource Management Italian Jewish Studies Kinesiology and Health Labor Studies Latin American Studies Latino & Hispanic Caribbean Studies Life Sciences Linguistics Marine & Coastal Sciences Mathematics Medical Technology Medieval Studies Military Education (Air Force, Army, and Navy) Middle Eastern Studies Modern Greek Studies Molecular Biology & Biochemistry (Life Sciences) Organizational Leadership Philosophy Physics & Astronomy Planning and Public Policy Political Science Psychology Public Health Religion Russian & East European Language Science, Technology & Society Sociology (including Criminology, Aging, and Health & Society) South Asian Studies Spanish & Portuguese Statistics Women's & Gender Studies (including Sexualities Studies, Social Justice, and Gender & Media) Writing Program (English)
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Additional Student Services, Programs, and Learning Communities
Aresty Research Center Byrne Seminars Career Services The Collaborative, a center for community-based learning, service, and public scholarship Office of Disability Services Douglass Project Douglass Residential College Eagleton Institute of Politics Health Professions Office Institute for Women's Leadership Learning Centers National Student Exchange (NSE) Office of Learning Communities Physician Assistant Program Pre-Law Advising SAS Honors Program Tutoring Project SAS Transfer Center Student Legal Services Student Support Services Study Abroad Summer / Winter Session
Rutgers Schools and Colleges
College of Nursing Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Graduate School of Education School of Management and Labor Relations Mason Gross School of the Arts Rutgers Business School School of Arts and Sciences School of Environmental & Biological Sciences School of Engineering School of Social Work School of Communication & Information (SC&I)
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