Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

Very diverse student body.

diverse.

Full of diversity.

To be honest most of my classmates are like the ones I had in highschool, some are brillant and are good to work/study with and others are not; you must choice your study buddies wisely.

My classmates are surprizingly very welcoming and motivating to do well with all of my schoolwork, homewoek, projects, papers and etc.

Very very diverse and hardworking people

My classmates are mostly all motivated students who are eager to learn and help their fellow peers learn.

My classmates were concerned with taking an easy class for a good grade, not the value of the content they recieved.

In all of my classes my fellow students all are very respectful during the lectures and many of them want to make atleast one friend in the class just in case if they miss a class or an assignment and they are normally willing to help you also if you miss a class.

Rutgers as a whole is very diverse, though the different groups of people can be separated in different places. Social groups form due to classes, organizations and even by chance in the dorms. One may see homogenous groups of people next to completely diverse groups. And the diversity extends beyond race, socioeconomic status, and sexuality, but also includes majors, interests, and background. While most people do hail from New Jersey, the state is different all over as are the people. A student whose parents pay for their time in Rutgers can very well find themself friends with someone who must pay their own way, working a job between studying and classes. Students often join cultural organizations when they are not of that culture. Political activism is not in-your-face or a negative, although social activism usually is prevalent and also not a negative. There will be students who had Rutgers as their primary and safety schools which becomes irrelavent once you meet people anyway.