Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

They are open-minded, social, intelligent, aware, profound individuals.

My classmates seem eager to learn but there are always those few who really don't seem to care.

There is a very diverse population at Rutgers University; it's definitly a main goal. I am a part of Douglas Residential College, a residential college for women and we have the most diverse campus at Rutgers. There are international students, out of state students, and local residents. The majority of people I have encountered are dedicated students. They have come to learn, work, and meet like-minded students looking to have fun. Although I have many big lecture halls, most of the students in them are friendly and want to connect with eachother. At Rutgers, you never sit alone.

My classmates are unique, diverse, eclectic, all individually bright in their respectable fields and looking to gain the best from an affordable institution.

My classmates are very friendly and usually try to help in any way they can.

The classes at Rutgers are full of a diverse student population from all different races, religous, and ethnic backgrounds.

Kids from many different backgronds and personalities, all working hard (or at least trying) to complete the same goal as me, which is to finish getting our degrees.

There are plenty of classmates due to the size of the school, but overall, almost everyone is nice.

My classmates in my Portuguese classes are my friends and now my family, as we are such a tight-knit community we have become very close and all of us love the Portuguese language and studying it.

My classmates at Rutgers University are a diverse group of very studious young adults who are always eager and ready to learn, and who provide a wonderful learning environment for myself and all of my peers at the university.