Students in Environmental Science learn about what inhabits Sandy Hook, NJ

EXCITE using the energy from the sun to roast smores in their "solar cooker"

Medibotics Class posing for photos with an alien impostor 

More Photos for the Intrepid Trip

Students from Medbotics II Class show their "Math Dance"

BioMed students learning how their sense of smell 

influences their sense of taste using potatoes, onions, and apples.

Field Trip to the USS Intrepid

Field Trip to Sandvik - Real Life Engineering!

EXCITE (Exploring Careers in Technology and Engineering) Visit the George Washington Bridge!

Aeronautical Engineering Program Launching Rockets!

Femme 8 & BioMedical Engineering ride bikes with square wheels at the Museum of Math

Femme 5 Students begin construction of their rockets!

Medibotics students keep records in their engineering notebook

Students in Mr. Enriquez's aeronautics class test out their kites!

Students in Mr. Slack's Prep class experimenting with Newton Racers!

Don't Forget:

Field Trip Tomorrow!

Femme 8 and Biomedical Engineering are attending a LIVE open heart surgery via video conference from Liberty Science Center.
Buses for this trip depart at 7:30am - Don't be late!
(other programs arrive at normal time)

Dissection day in FEMME 8!
Learning about the parts of the heart by dissecting cow hearts!

Check out our UNITE Group!

UNITE encourages college majors and careers in engineering in these students by giving them the opportunity to experience hands-on rigorous academics, enrichment, and career exploration - all in STEM fields.

Today's photo of the day:

Students in Ms. Zushma's Femme 8 class (biomedical engineering) work to create pacemaker batteries for their artificial hearts using lemons.

A reminder about dress code:

Please keep in mind that our dress code policy is for safety as well as to create a productive learning environment.

Please be sure to wear clothing that is appropriate for your laboratory including but not limited to closed toe shoes, shorts longer than your fingers when arms are at your sides, and shirts that offer protection from splashes, spills, etc.

Also:  Don't forget to wear your ID's every day!

Photo of the day:

Mr. Greenberg's Medibotics Class learning the basics of their robots.

Welcome to NJIT's Center for Pre-College Programs

Important reminders:

Students need to be dropped off no later than 9:00am in front of Laurel Hall (across from the parking deck)  You do not need to park to drop off your student.  Simply drive around to the cones and you will see your child's TA in program order.

See a campus map here:  http://www.njit.edu/about/visit/njit-maps.php 

Students must be picked up by 3:30pm.  If you arrive early you may park in the parking deck and retrieve your child on foot.  Pick-up locations are the same as drop off locations.