r/montclair • u/Sohnandmooon • 2d ago
Question Anybody else getting these notifs from Financial Aid everyday?
Why do they change it so much.
r/montclair • u/Sohnandmooon • 2d ago
Why do they change it so much.
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r/montclair • u/Fantacandle • 4d ago
Hi everyone! I’m a rising high school junior from New Jersey and I’m starting to seriously narrow down where I want to attend college.
My goal is medical school (I’m currently most interested in oncology), and Montclair State has come up because it would likely be much more affordable for my family than some of my other options.
I’m looking at majors like Biochemistry or Biology, and I had a few questions for current students or alumni:
How strong is Montclair for pre-med overall?
How accessible are undergraduate research opportunities? Is it realistic to get involved during freshman or sophomore year?
Are professors approachable and willing to mentor students?
How is the pre-health advising and MCAT preparation?
Are there good opportunities for volunteering, shadowing, and clinical experience nearby?
Do students generally collaborate, or is it very competitive?
If you could choose again, would you still pick Montclair for pre-med?
For context, I enjoy learning outside of school and have started independently studying biology, chemistry, and calculus. I’ve also had the opportunity to shadow in a radiation oncology department, so I’m trying to choose a school where I can continue growing academically and get involved in research early.
r/montclair • u/Epicminer41706 • 4d ago
Anyone who goes to this school looking to sell their old skylanders. If not just then looking for people who just enjoy skylanders to meet on campus
r/montclair • u/KilledForFame • 6d ago
Currently in Essex County College pursing an A.S. Business Administration with an expected graduation date of May 2027. I plan to transfer to MSU in Fall 2027, but I want to know how the Finance program compares to schools like Rutgers or Kean. For those who are currently in this major at MSU...
What are the professors/workload like?
How good are the networking events, extracurricular clubs, and internship opportunities?
What are the other Business Administration concentrations like?
Thanks in advance to anyone who answers 🙌.
r/montclair • u/OptionDear2973 • 6d ago


The Northvale Volunteer Ambulance Corps is in an imminent threat of closure in the next few months. As such, we are looking for volunteers who stay in the Bergen County area with an interest in volunteering, connecting with the community, or emergency medicine. EMT certification is not required! You do not have to live in Northvale!
We have:
Email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) for more information or visit https://northvaleambulancecorps.com/
r/montclair • u/gidontknow22 • 7d ago
Hi! I’m new to this community and Montclair in general. Does anyone know when Montclair starts following up about campus jobs for the Fall? I applied via Handshake for a few jobs in the art studios, but trying to figure out backups and what not. Thanks!
r/montclair • u/rubytuesday210 • 7d ago
I’m dorming in a double at Dinallo and was wondering what msu supplies you with. Should I expect to have to buy my own toilet paper, shower curtain, bathmat, broom, etc? Are there any items that my roommate and I definitely should bring before?
r/montclair • u/Ordinary_Platypus141 • 7d ago
So I checked the portal and saw I was accepted. Anyone else? And who's planning to go to montclair?
r/montclair • u/AdministrativePea293 • 9d ago
My freshmen orientation date is August 20 same day as an important family event
Should I skip orientation entirely or only show up for a hour or 2
What if I have already done the FY requirements
ID
Placement Test,etc
Will I get punished for not showing up
Do people really leave after an hour?
r/montclair • u/Mean-Significance564 • 10d ago
Has anyone here who graduated in may gotten their diploma yet?
EDIT: 7/17 - finally got an email saying it’s on the way!
r/montclair • u/kkrenee14 • 10d ago
Hi everyone! I’m looking for some honest advice from people who are familiar with Montclair State, especially anyone who transferred here.
I was actually accepted to Montclair about five years ago as a high school senior. At the time, I had around a 3.0 GPA, but I ended up choosing another university instead because I wanted the experience of living away from home.
Unfortunately, things did not go the way I expected. During college I dealt with some pretty serious physical health issues and was also in an abusive relationship. Between those two things, my grades suffered a lot, and I ended up leaving with about a 2.3 GPA.
Since then, my life has changed dramatically. I’m in a much healthier place, and I’ve been working part-time at a music school teaching private voice, piano, woodwinds, and early childhood music classes. Music education is exactly what I want to do as a career, but I know I need my degree if I want to move into better-paying positions and eventually become a certified teacher.
For my transfer application, I wrote an essay explaining what happened at my previous school, what I’ve learned from it, and how I’ve grown. I also submitted a résumé highlighting my teaching experience and how it’s reinforced that music education is the career I want to pursue.
Even with all of that, I’m terrified my college GPA is going to outweigh everything else.
So I have a few questions:
- How much weight does Montclair place on a transfer applicant’s personal statement and résumé?
- Has anyone here been accepted with a GPA around 2.3?
- Do they tend to look at the whole application, or is GPA the deciding factor?
- Is there anything else I can do at this point to improve my chances, or is it mostly just a waiting game?
I’d really appreciate any advice or experiences you can share. I’m trying to be realistic, but this school would honestly be a second chance for me, and I’m really hoping I have a shot.
Thanks in advance!
r/montclair • u/Former_Currency_9314 • 11d ago
i’m going into my junior year and i’m thinking about transferring from kean to montclair because i felt like the kean campus and social life was dry and i found it extremely hard to make friends. i was wondering if anyone that has been to both schools thinks there’s really a difference or if both campuses are the same way in terms of social life. (i’m a commuter)
r/montclair • u/Key_Degree_8739 • 15d ago
Hey I’ll be attending in the fall I was wondering what the dorms looked like as im about to start buying stuff for it
r/montclair • u/Ok_Net_5867 • 16d ago
Hey everyone! Has anyone ever had Viktor Cho for chemistry? He only has one rating on RMP 2/5, anyone have any experiences with him? Obviously not expecting the best professor ever for chemistry.
r/montclair • u/Far_Butterscotch4629 • 16d ago
I made a gc, and there are only a few of us in there. Who wanna join? No judging or disrespect.
r/montclair • u/iheartchuuu • 20d ago
Heyy does anyone know how the closets in triple dorms look like? I know they’re basically half of a regular closet but what about the inside?
r/montclair • u/ughitsrose • 21d ago
Heyyy does anyone know when/where AP scores are uploaded? I don't want to wait until July 6 and I heard a lot of people got them early. Thanks!
r/montclair • u/Reasonable-Fig7540 • 21d ago
Just saw a big wardrobe truck pull in the parking lot. Is it another Netflix movie?
where to find the inside scoop or do I have to ask a crew member and hope they’re kind enough to let me in on the deets
r/montclair • u/Rekselix • 22d ago
Hii I am new freshman Montclair State University Psychology student. Anyone has spare past exams,assignments or course materials I can borrow. Or anyone has some tips for me... Thank you for your time and kindness.
r/montclair • u/SnooCauliflowers8930 • 22d ago
i’m a film and TV major that’s very hyper creative and I jus wanted an insight on what the vibe is like there.
r/montclair • u/Hereforalongtime02 • 25d ago
When should I start applying for jobs in the city for the fall semester?
r/montclair • u/Ok-Feed-357 • 25d ago
Has anyone around Montclair or Bloomfield found a good place for outpatient PT or sports rehab? I’m looking for somewhere that takes the time to figure out what is causing the issue instead of just giving basic stretches,alliance orthopedics in bloomfield is one place I’m considering, but I’m open to other options nearby too. Main things I care about are a good evaluation, clear plan, and someone who can help with getting back to normal activity safely.
r/montclair • u/poopshartshitshoot • 25d ago
There are no reference images on the website at all, OR ANYWHERE REALLY. Does anyone have any pictures or info of what it looks like?