Yo, I noticed during common exams that there don’t seem to be any clocks in the classrooms. Having to rely on the TA to keep rewriting how much time we have left is crazy 😭 Am I bugging, or do the classrooms actually not have clocks?
NJIT sent out that email saying everyone has to enroll in the new eRefund system through TouchNet. I’m trying to add my bank account, but it keeps saying “refund method isn’t valid.”
I opened my official checking account earlier this month, so it’s been a few weeks now. I’m using my normal checking account + routing number, selecting checking, and it still won’t accept it.
Anyone else running into this? Or know what I might be doing wrong?
For anyone who’s applied to NJIT Work-Study jobs, how long did it usually take to hear back?
I’m wondering if anyone who got hired through Workday or before Workday can share how long it took to hear back about an interview or an offer. Just trying to get an idea of the timeline
Y’all, how hard was it for you to find all your classes on your first week?
I created my student account on August 18th using my NJIT email and verified everything. The portal opened on August 19th at 5 PM, but when I go to buy a pass, it doesn’t give me the option for the student pass at all.
I know the actual passes show up on the 1st of each month, so I’m just wondering if the student pass option takes a little while to appear after making the account. Anyone else have experience with this?
I accepted Federal Work-Study as part of my financial aid package, but I’m a little confused about how it works. I’m an incoming freshman, so I was wondering when we’re supposed to start seeing job listings or be able to apply for positions.
Also, I’ve been trying to log into Workday, but it keeps saying my login or password is invalid. Canvas works fine, so I’m not sure if it’s an issue with my account or if Workday just isn’t set up for me yet.
Has anyone else had this problem, or does anyone know when incoming freshmen are usually able to apply for work-study jobs? Any advice would be appreciated!