(6PM – 2AM) Lots 94, 95, 98A, 98B and Lipman Drive (6AM – 2AM) Lots 20, 26, 30 and College Ave Deck University Map: Can be used to check the locations of all the lots and locations of buildings. Parking Locations (All lots listed are available ALL DAY Saturday and Sunday) *As of 2018 However, commuters cannot switch to Zone A. A half-year permit is not issued during the Fall SemesterĬommuter students can switch their permits to a different zone once a school year if space is available.Zone B,C, &L (Surface Lot permit)- $165.00 annually $110.00 8 month after January 1.
Deck) & D (Douglass Parking Deck) -$375.00 annually. Students can purchase parking permits at: All commuter permits MUST be purchased online. Learning Center- Loree Building, Room 124Ĭomputer Lab- Tillett Hall, Room 111, 114Ĭommuters who want to park on campus must purchase a parking permit. RCSA board members hold office hours and have many events here throughout the year so watch for announcements on social media.
Located next to the NJC Lounge in the Douglass Student Center, this RCSA lounge is another place where you can relax, enjoy some activities, and study. Rutgers Barnes & Noble- 100 Somerset St, New Brunswick, NJ, near the New Brunswick Train Station Learning Center- Academic Building, West Wing, 1125 RCSA has many events here throughout the year, so watch out for announcements on social media.īusch Campus Computing Center(Allison Road Classroom Building) It can be both a place of enjoyment and a great place to study. This tends to be the most resourceful area for commuters as there is a refrigerator, microwave, computers, television, couches, and more.
In the Busch Student Center, there is the RCSA commuter lounge which also operates as an office. Rutgers Commuter Lounge (Busch Student Center) However, there are certain supportive spaces commuters can look forward to call home while they are on campus. Just like any other student, commuters are welcome to relax, study, and spend time with friends just about anywhere.
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RCSA is available for questions or suggestions on how to further improve the commuter experience at or in person at the commuter lounge in the Busch Student Center, room 171. We hope that with a large enough voice from those who wish to join our organization and share their experiences and ideas with us and the community at Rutgers we can create a shared commuter community which opens up opportunities and a good time for all those involved. We are made up of students and work for students we thrive on the collective bargaining of each other to build a stronger and more succinct community. We strive to be an inclusive organization which focuses on the students here at Rutgers to build a community which all can feel welcome. We want to help those who commute to experience the same joy as any other student living on campus while helping to alleviate the stresses and complications which may occur as a commuter student. RCSA is a collective organization for students who want to use their skills in advocacy, outreach or an array of other talents to help improve the lives of commuters at Rutgers. RCSA promotes commuter student integration into the larger Rutgers population through programming and advocacy with other student organizations, committees and departments.“ “ The Rutgers Commuter Student Association is an inclusive volunteer student organization whose primary role is to serve commuter students’ needs and interests while building a community on campus.
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