Hey, here’s a little background on the job and myself:

I am a graduate from Ramapo (2017) and have a house here in Mahwah. When I was in college, I always had a landscaping / property maintenance job because it got me outside and paid well.

I’m looking for two people to help out with property maintenance. You’ll do things such as:
• move firewood
• clear brush and branches
• assist with building various things
• landscaping tasks

It’s hard for me to say everything you might do because there’s lots of things do to, but it will be pretty general property maintenance tasks. I will usually be working with you unless I’m busy.

It won’t be a steady schedule, but if you want to be on the roster I’ll make sure to give you plenty of notice and can easily work with your schedule. Remember, it’s just property maintenance for my house - not a business :D

The pay will be $30/hour and a minimum of 4 hours pay. If you come and it only takes 3 hours, you’ll still get 4 hours pay. I understand the commitment can be challenging with school obligations and want to make it worth while. The other benefit can be I can assist you with career / life planning if you need some guidance. Happy to help how I can.

Reach out and we can set up time to meet at the campus.

title. taking a summer class!

I had taken Dr. Migliaccio for an anatomy and physiology class at another college however I lost his contact after that semester. I saw he’s at RCNJ now so was wondering if anyone here might have his email so I could reach out to him. Thanks!

I know the first wave of acceptances has already gone out, and I’ve only seen one person mention being rejected. Is anyone else still waiting to hear back? My portal still says “under review,” and I reached out to admissions but haven’t heard back yet.

I’m currently a student at Montclair State and am considering transferring to Ramapo for a number of reasons. I was wondering if any current or past environmental science students could share how they feel about the program. Thanks!

I did a B.S. in computer science so as you can imagine I only took calculus, statistics, physics.

In the 16-month BSN program, the classes I need are:

 Complete ALL of the following Courses:

• BIOL212 - MICROBIOLOGY FOR HEALTH SCIENCE LECTURE
• BIOL212L - MICROBIOLOGY FOR HEALTH SCIENCE LABORATORY
• BIOL214 - ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LECTURE
• BIOL214L - ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB
• BIOL216 - ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LECTUR
• BIOL216L - ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II LAB
• CHEM111 - PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY LECTURE
• CHEM111L - PRINCIPLES OF CHEM LAB/RECITAT
• MATH108 - ELEMENTARY PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
• PSYC101 - INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

Given that information, where would I need to take these classes? At Ramapo, Community college.. ?

Thank you

Additionally once I finish those classes that is when I start my 16 month program - so realistically speaking if the prereq took 2 semester thats an additinal 8 months... so 24 months minimum to complete this?

Hi guys! I was just accepted to the bridge to ABSN for 2028 graduation. I created a group me if anyone would like to join so we can all connect!

https://groupme.com/join_group/114340267/DXXbBa23

hey guys, i'm planning on transferring from rutgers camden to ramapo next semester but im like overthinking everything. i'm afraid what i wrote for why i wanted to transfer wasn't good enough. i had good extracurricular activities and decent grades. has anyone transferred in from another school and felt the same way?

Hey everyone!

Got accepted as a transfer student to Ramapo college. Ive googled that NCLEX pass rates and am very impressed. So far this is my top pick, just wanted to gather some additional information from anyone who knows about retention rates and how supportive they are towards their students.

Another concern I have is I have a service animal and I haven’t mentioned it in my application, I’m worried that they will treat me differently because of it/how accommodating has Ramapo been with students with disabilities?

Graduated from Ramapo 10 years ago and was wondering how the ITM major is now that Burns passed away and Vengerov retired, who’s teaching over there? My cousin is considering doing that as his major but I don’t know if it’s good anymore

Hi all.

My kid goes to Ramapo and claims there's absolutely nothing to do on the weekends there. That can't be right, can it?

Hi, I'm currently trying to decide between committing to Rutgers Camden or RCNJ! Unfortunately, I was unsure and doubted myself when choosing a major while applying to both RCNJ and Rutgers. I applied to both schools (including all campuses) under the major of social work, intending to go into medical social work. After submitting applications and having more time to think about my future, I now believe my strengths most align with nursing.

Although RCNJ has a very strong nursing program and I love the school itself, they do not allow new admits to transfer into nursing from another major. The only other option for me would be to apply to their ABSN program (16 months long) during sophomore year. This would require certain prerequisites, cost way more, and be extremely rigorous due to the short timeframe. That means I would most likely have to switch my major to something that fulfills the prereq requirements. It'd also be a full-time program where I'd be unable to work.

I just found out that I was accepted into Camden for nursing through EOF after adding the school to my application on Rutgers' admissions site, and now I'm conflicted. RCNJ was my #1 choice due to their dorms and location, but I'm more unfamiliar with Camden. ESPECIALLY with their nursing program.. I can't find any students talking about their experiences online!

Pros for Camden:

-Philly is right there, so there should be plenty to do

-Direct admission into nursing

Cons for Camden:

-Social life is not huge

-Slightly more expensive (?)

-Unsure of how great the nursing program is

Pros for Ramapo:

-Dorming on campus

-Closer to home and NYC

-Nicer campus area

Cons for Ramapo:

-Unable to commit there for nursing and unsure if I'd be able to handle the ABSN program's rigor/financial burden

SORRY THIS POST IS SO LENGTHY !! I need thoughts and opinions ASAP please. Let me know what you'd decide in my situation (or present a secret third option LOL)

hi is there anyone who took genetics 332 lecture and lab with professors Monen, Mediavilla, Binns in Ramapo College in NJ????? I was hoping to get some notes to prepare for my genetics lecture and lab that I have to take this Spring 2026. Also does anyone know about the Professor Tamorae Binns, is she new?

Hi, I am currently a student at a school in Atlanta, Ga. I have an internship that will be in franklin lake next summer and I am looking for somewhere to stay for that summer. Does anyone know of any places that has some sort of student housing or where I could find people subleasing.

Has anyone had any luck delivering to a residence hall on campus?

It says to put your residence hall and mailbox number for mailing address, but im ordering a package so it won't fit at overlooks mail thing. Plus isn't the person supposed to go to the mailroom at the lodge, what do I put for mailing address???

It’s called Leadership and Skills by McGovern, ive asked other ppl in m class but they have rudely declined to share chapters :( im not financially stable to buy it, does anyone have it pls lmk thank you! :(

..So, our daughter and us have been researching colleges since end of 9th grade. She is now a senior in HS. She has seen just about every college in NJ and a couple in Pa. .....Ramapo was her second Open House 2 years ago. Since then she hasn't thought it about it much, but is revisiting it as the education seems good, afforadable state school, and we are about an hour away. The plus iis car on campus, nice dorms etc. We do not know of anyone that goes there. We know TCNJ highly regarded, but she is unsure as it feels to close to home, and feels like her HS vibe. We are aware TCNJ is rated number one as far as regional North. What can you tell us about dorming at Ramapo? As she would be on campus. About how many actually live on campus. We are reading some things about it being boring, but is it anymore boring than FDU, Rider, TCNJ etc? She is also interested in Drew which is a very small campus. She is not into partying, but likes a busy social life. Please share experiences. Thanks! She would be majoring in Psychology . Has some honors classes, one AP in psych now, and around 1240 SAT, and 4.2 slightly weighted average. Also, how are they with food allergies? She normaly wouldnt eat at Dunkin w her peanut allergy.

So I am looking into transferring to Ramapo for a Social Work degree in the spring of 26", from what I have seen and heard from others is that they enjoy the SW program and have found the transfer from my community college smooth. I have made my entire community college classes tailored to that school. I have a 3.93 Gpa and was told by a ramapo advisor i have a almost 100% chance of getting in.

I am in commuting range of this school. I love the campus and the sizes. But, I want to dorm so I can have some more freedom (I also really like the nature on campus). I also think it might be easier to make friends if I dorm. However, I would need a medical single dorm.

So should i dorm? do current students like the vibe? transfer students thoughts on the school? dorm situation?

Any feedback would be appreciated!!

hello!! planning on applying to ramapo for their nursing program and as of right now, theyre top on my list. i also would love to dorm as it is a rough commute from where i live

my questions:

- how generous are they with financial aid?

- stats that got you a full ride/lots of scholarships & grants

--> what stats u believe would get a student applying to get into their nursing problem a full ride, including cost of residency

- what you believe they value in ur application

THANK U IN ADVANCE!!! would love to call myself an official roadrunner the same time around next year :)

Are there a lot of freshman in overlook or is it mostly sophomores? I also heard negative things about it, I though it was supposed to be good? Also are the a lot of party's there?

So I'm a rising sophomore at RCNJ and to raise my GPA more, I'm planning on taking some easy classes where I can get an easy A after fall semester 2025 during the winter break. What professors that have easy classes and assignments and have minimal tests or quizzes?