Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

The best contribution to Rutger's University is it's diversity amongst students, faculty, and on-campus activities.

Although it is a large school with around 15,000 students in total, each campus feels like a tight-knit community. You can meet a new person everyday, but will not have trouble remembering their names because you are likely to bump into them again.

It's absolutely massive and has a lot of ethnic diversity. I'm a middle eastern student and it's a nice change of pace from my white community in Toms River.

It is very close to New York and Philadelphia by way of public transportation. Lots of school spirit. Alumni come out to support the football team and so do the students.

The size. I was turned off at first, but now I grew to love it. You seriously meet new people everyday.

What's unique about Rutgers is the incredible diversity of the campus. Different aspects of the university such as the areas of study, the students, and the area of Central New Jersey bring in incredible experience of diversity to anyone, such as myself, who is not originally from New Jersey.

There is every kind of person that you could ever want to meet here. The five different campuses make it possible to go from being in the city to the farmlands to a more outdoors setting. The people that I have met and the different atmospheres made this school the perfect choice.

There is something for everyone. If you can't find it at Rutgers' it probably doesn't exist

the black community has more abilities to get involved with the school and put on independent activities

Very diverse, wonderful faculty - academically and socially a great place to spend four years.