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Chartered in 1972, Thomas Edison State University is one of New Jersey’s 11 senior public institutions of higher learning and one of the oldest schools in the country designed specifically for adults. The University offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in more than 100 areas of study as well as undergraduate, graduate and professional certificates. The University is home to The John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy. The New Jersey State Library is an affiliate of the University.
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Enrollment top of page
Approximately 17,200 students served.
More than 56,460 cumulative degrees awarded.
Student Profile top of page
The average student age is 35. The student body represents residents from all 50 states and approximately 60 countries throughout the world.
Earning Credit for What You Already Know top of page
Transferring Credits top of page
Students may transfer credits earned from other regionally accredited colleges and universities:
Taking Courses top of page
Serving the U.S. Military and Veterans top of page
The Office of Military and Veteran Education serves active duty, guard, reserve and veterans of the U.S. military. The University's Military Degree Completion Program enables military students to engage in degree programs wherever they are stationed or deployed. The University enables veterans and their families to maximize their GI education benefits.
Building Partnerships top of page
The Office of Strategic Partnerships develops corporate partnerships with businesses that maximize tuition assistance programs.