A place to start
Rutgers describes a 12-month recovery housing option with counseling connections, academic and career support, and sober activities. Admission involves an interview and recovery-related requirements; confirm the current criteria directly.
We read the university’s published information. We have not contacted staff, verified eligibility for an individual student, or confirmed current capacity. Listed services are reported offerings, not guarantees.
Your first conversation
Read the official Recovery Housing page and contact the listed ADAP recovery team about an interview.
- What are the current recovery and participation requirements?
- What are the full housing costs and application dates?
- Can I speak with the team before applying to Rutgers?
Before you make plans
Confirm the program’s current requirements, costs, deadlines, and available support directly. Campus community or recovery housing is not automatically a substitute for clinical care. If you need treatment, ask a qualified professional about appropriate options.
Source
Rutgers University–New Brunswick — official program information ↗
Independent summary by RecoveryCampus editorial. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by this university. Editorial standards.