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The new B.S. in Business with AI will empower you to lead and succeed in the intelligent, data-driven economy of the future. Master how to use AI to optimize business operations, spark innovation, enhance customer experiences and make smarter decisions.

Whether you're a serious competitor or a weekend warrior, NJIT has you covered with NCAA Division I varsity sports, along with club and intramural sports. Because of NJIT's size, it's easy to join a varsity team; you may even be able to play two sports.

Close to three-quarters of NJIT's student-athletes have a GPA of 3.0 or better. No matter what your level of competition, you can make use of facilities that include an indoor running track, a six-lane pool, a fitness center, an arena that seats 4,500, racquetball and squash courts, tennis courts, and a  volleyball court.

We field 19 varsity teams at the NCAA Division I level, and we are proud of our success in competition and in out of the classroom. Depending on the sport, our teams compete both as members of Division I conferences and ad Division I independents.

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If you’re an incoming first-year student, you may have the opportunity to receive college credits toward your NJIT degree before you even start classes. To receive transfer credits, you can use your College Board Advanced Placement (AP) examination scores, International Baccalaureate exam scores (IB), or college-level courses you may have completed during your time in high school. 

For any student who has already taken AP/IB exams or has college credits from high school, read below for more information. All other transfer students should review the transfer student requirements and details section of our site. 

Advanced Placement

The Advanced Placement (AP) program of the College Board allows students to earn college credit while in high school. NJIT is proud to participate in this AP program. To receive college credit, send your official AP Exam scores to NJIT through the College Board, using the school code 2513. Please contact the Office of University Admissions for more information or questions regarding your AP credit.   

College credit may be received toward your degree for the following examinations and corresponding scores:

NJIT POLICIES FOR AWARDED ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) CREDIT

* ‐ For majors requiring the Math 111 sequence

** ‐ For majors not requiring the Math 111 course sequence

*** ‐ For majors requiring the business or architecture course sequence

****- Not accepted for incoming students as of Fall 2023

^ ‐ For majors requiring Elementary Probability and Statistics

^^ ‐ For majors not requiring Elementary Probability and Statistics

^^^ ‐ For Architecture and Design students

^^^^ ‐ Design elective for Art + Design students

Seal of Biliteracy

Students who are awarded the Seal of Biliteracy by the Department of Education are eligible to receive transfer credit (one 3-credit Free Elective) for the following languages: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, and Spanish.

International Baccalaureate

Students who are taking IB classes may request the IB program to send your official IB Exam scores to NJIT by mail to the following address:

Office of University Admissions

University Heights

Newark, NJ 07102

College credit may be received toward your degree for the following examinations and corresponding scores:

NJIT POLICIES FOR AWARDED INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) CREDIT

Advanced-Level (A-Level) Credits

Students who have completed Cambridge Advanced-level (A-level) credits may request their official grade transcripts (A-level transcript request) be sent to the NJIT Office of University Admissions (admissions@njit.edu).

Students who have completed Pearson Advanced-level (A-level) credits may request their official grade transcripts (A-level transcript request) be sent to the NJIT Office of University Admissions (admissions@njit.edu).

To initiate an evaluation, students may email transfer@njit.edu with their syllabi for the courses they are seeking transfer credit for. All credits are evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the academic department(s) responsible for the subject(s).

Credit for College-Level Courses

In order to receive credit for any college level courses taken during high school, students must submit their official transcripts to NJIT for review. If your courses meet the following criteria, the appropriate academic department will determine whether or not credit will be awarded.

• Students must earn a grade of C or better to be considered for credit.  
• Course content is also used to determine a course's equivalency to an NJIT course.
• Students must submit an official transcript from each college where a course was completed.  Courses are evaluated upon submission and approved by the NJIT academic department.

If you have any questions regarding credit transfers, please email admissions@njit.edu or call us at 973-596-3300.

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Wind Power Certifications offered by NJIT will provide wind power workforce training and development, while training a world-class workforce for the New Jersey offshore wind industry. Learn more about the two certifications:

Our interdisciplinary approach to learning offers students the ability to study in fields beyond their major. We continue to invest in our faculty and facilities so that our students learn in state-of-the-art classrooms and have access to the latest technology in our labs. Our six schools and colleges enroll more than 11,400 students, preparing them for the workplace as well as continuing on to advanced degrees. 

The university is constantly developing new educational opportunities designed to meet the changing needs of the marketplace. These initiatives may take the form of new degree programs, online learning programs, and programs for pre-college students, elementary and high school teachers, or professionals in the workforce.