Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

People who cannot teach themselves concepts and cannot learn on their own should not attend this school. This is because the professors that teach here are pretty much more research oriented and their teaching skills are not the best out there. Most of the time, classes will require you to self-study at least some because the professor doesnt really "teach" the concepts during class. So if you cannot self study, coming here could be a problem for many of the classes.

Someone who want to be apart of a close knit community.

Someone who wants to go to a small school who has never been to a culturally diverse place. Rutgers is extremely culturally divers and can be a culture shock to those who have only been around one type of person, or in an area with very few different people.

One who does not like big schools and have trouble adjusting to huge class environments.

You should not attend this school if you do not like to try new things or are not adjustable to major changes in your life. Also, if you are not ready to be very independent and out on your own this school is not for you.

Someone who doesn't like being in a sea full of people and possibly taking classes in huge lecture halls with hundreds of other students, someone who doesn't want to get involved in extracurricular activities or want a diverse population of people surrounding them, and someone who doesn't like a small city environment where there isn't much parking and you walk to where you're going most of the time.

Those seeking an intellectually fulfilling education but don't want to do all of the work themselves.

The school is vary big and those who want a small community wouldn't be comfortable. More often than not, you'll see plenty of people you've never seen before everyday and might not even know everyone in your classes. The school places a lot of importance on the football program and it sometimes takes priority over academics.

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