Tips for Admitted Students Day

Be Prepared For Admitted Students Day

What to Bring

• A current photo ID (School ID Card, Driver’s License, County ID)
• Brookdale email address and password. You will need this to register for your classes!

Before You Arrive

• Review your Placement Test Results
• Upload your photo for your Brookdale ID card here.

Think Ahead About Your Scheduling Needs

We encourage you to discuss your upcoming registration with your family or support system ahead of Admitted Students Day. Things to consider include:

• Location and Course Delivery Options
  • In-person classes are offered in Lincroft, Freehold, Long Branch, Neptune and Wall
  • Virtual options include online, remote live on Zoom, and hybrid formats.
• Timing Considerations
  • When during the day do you feel most focused and productive?
  • Do you have work or family commitments to plan around?
• Transportation
  • How will you get to campus next year?
  • If you are carpooling or using shared transportation, consider how that might affect your schedule and class location choices.
• What Questions Do You or Your Family Have?
  • Write them down and bring them with you! We are here to help.

Terms to Know

• Accessibility Services: Can provide reasonable academic accommodations based on documentation to help students succeed. Many students who had IEP or 504 plans in high school utilize these services, but others are eligible as well.
• Advising: Academic advisors help you select courses, plan your degree path, and ensure you are meeting graduation requirements.
• Counseling: The Counseling Department offers personal counseling support and academic planning. They help students to navigate challenges during their academic journey.
• Financial Aid: Grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study programs that help cover the cost of tuition. If you haven’t applied for aid, complete the FAFSA or NJ Alternative Application as soon as possible.
• One Stop: A centralized office that helps students with financial aid, registration, and general student services.
• Registration: Signing up for the classes you will take.
• Tuition and Student Services Fees: The cost of classes. This may vary based on residency status, number of credits, and financial aid eligibility.
• Term/Semester: The period of time you will be taking classes. (Example: Fall 15-week Term/Semester begins September 4 and ends December 20, 2025)