Montclair State University - Student Handbook

II. Important Information for All Students

III. Undergraduate Student Procedures and Policies

IV. Graduate Students

V. Services for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
   A. Alumni / Veterans
   B. Arts / Entertainment /    Music / Activities
   C. Campus Resources:    Academic and Personal    Needs
   D. Counseling / Medical /    Emergency Care
   E. Employment / Career    Services
   F. Financial Needs:    Banking / Bill Payments
   G. International Studies
   H. Study Centers
   I. Teacher Programs /    Child Care Services
   J. Telephones /    Technology / Computer    Access

VI. Student Rights and Responsibilities

VII. University Writing Standards

VIII. University Policies

IX. Directory of Information

ALUMNI/VETERANS

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Location: College Hall, Room 301

Inspired by gratitude and dedication to the Montclair State community, members of the earliest graduating classes created the Alumni Association. Today, Alumni of Montclair State University number over 90,000. This proud group has the power to influence legislation, recruit deserving students and attract critical resources that open doors for other alumni. MSU has always been at the forefront, serving our state and the world by educating hard-working, accomplished professionals.

The Montclair State University Alumni Association (MSUAA) works to keep all alumni connected--to friends and classmates, University resources and other alumni who share geographic and professional interests.

The MSUAA provides opportunities, discounts, services, and timely information to alumni. The Alumni Job Bank, College Central—which alumni gifts support—allows alumni to post resumes and search job listings from thousands of employers.

The MSUAA also provides support to current students through scholarships, awards and grants.

VETERANS SERVICES
Location: College Hall, Room 321
Phone: (973) 655-4462
The Financial Aid Office provides information and advice to students regarding Federal and State Veterans' benefit programs. All U.S. Veterans who enroll at MSU should contact this Office as early as possible in their academic program.
All U.S. veterans who complete a minimum of six months active duty are eligible to receive three elective credits, one of which fulfills the one semester physical education requirement. Applications to receive these credits are available from the Financial Aid Office-Veterans' Services.
Benefits are not available for audited courses. Any change in student status must be reported to the Financial Aid Office-Veterans' Services in writing.
Please note that veterans' administration education benefits are not payable for courses previously completed. Therefore, students-veterans who re-enter after having been dismissed are advised that VA benefits will not be paid for courses, which received passing grades during the initial attendance period.