Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

A person who lives to feel a personal connection to their school. A big school can be fun but it is important to recognize how you will be able to succeed academically.

for the most part anyone would be comfortable at rutgers new brunswick. the only people i wouldnt recommend it to are people who strongly feel that a small school is for them. rutgers is massive.

You should not attend Rutgers University if you are not willing to put in the time necessary for studying towards your classes. Sure, Rutgers has its parties and fun activities but if you can not be able to balance the two then you should not attend this school. You have to be able to have fun and be strong academically in order to really take advantage of this wonderful school.

Students who are looking to use a prestigious institution to help them further their careers and social lives. Or students who want a cozy, easy private school experience.

A person that is truly motivated and career oriented should attend this school. It is important that the individual knows what they seek in life and is willing to put forth the effort to get it.

A person who is not comfortable with being a number instead of a student. It is very easy to get lost at Rutgers in the sea of thousands of students.

The school is rather accomodating for many different kinds of people, who seem to group together depending on their major of choice. The only people who really would not fit in are those who are chronically adverse to social interaction.

Shy people who keep to themselves should not attend Rutgers because inorder to feel as iof you belong you must tke the initiative to join clubs and club sports becuase no one is going to sign you up for them.

People that really are not comfortable in an environment where the university is really large should not attend this school. It is really a place for someone who enjoys such a big environment or who can find their niche in such an environment.

Someone who doesn't like Wednesday night parties and willing to do a lot of their own work to succeed.