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I went to Rutgers University for my undergraduate degree. I attended from 2016 to 2020. Overall, I had gained invaluable experience during my time there. My university is quite large with over 60,000 students attending. There was classes provided for people with all types of interests, including a class based on Beyonce. For the larger classes that we had, chemistry as an example, there were about 400 students to a class. In order to give people extra time, for classes this large there was smaller... Read More groups made, tutor sessions held, and quite a bit of help provided for students that need it. Another aspect of the school I really enjoyed was the thousands of clubs we had and the diversity that the school encompassed. The large student population and the organizations allowed for students to make connections in getting the help they need and network with one another after they graduated.

My time at Rutgers University was one of the best times of my life. Not only did it provide me with a great education, but I learned invaluable life lessons and skills along the way. The education was rigorous. The professors were great. Being an honors student all throughout high school, Rutgers provided the challenge I needed. Upon graduating, I quickly realized how well regarded being a Rutgers graduate was. My education was an investment that paid off. Not only did attending Rutgers provide me... Read More with an education, but it taught me important life skills. Being such a huge campus, it gives you a taste of what it is like being out in the real world. Having such a diverse population, it exposes you to people of all different backgrounds. There are clubs for all sorts of interests. Rutgers is a place where you can figure out who you are and who you want to be. Also, being such a huge campus, it teaches you responsibility. Unlike high school, you do not have teachers reminding you of due dates and exams. At Rutgers, it is up to you to put in the effort and take responsibility. Rutgers not only provides an excellent education, but it helps prepare you for the real world post graduation.

Rutgers is known as the school that most Jersey kids go to. It's a "good school" but not prestigious enough. The students love to party during the weekends. Those are the most common things that I would hear before I attended Rutgers. It certainly isn't the most enticing sales pitch but it's a good, affordable school for NJ residents to attend so there I went. I only attended the university for two years. However, I will say that I easily loved those two years. Rutgers was such a nurturing experience... Read More for myself. I felt challenged, questioned, and pushed beyond my typical limits. Maybe I got lucky but I loved most of my professors and found my classes to be engaging.

Rutgers provides a diverse range of courses with excellent professors. I felt engaged in the material provided in the courses in the lectures that I attended, and was in an environment where I felt comfortable asking for help with any topics I didn’t grasp. The campus environment is pleasant, with several large campuses that are very walkable with great scenery. The cafeterias are nice with plenty of food options to choose from. My peers were pleasant to be around, with lots of friendly and open-minded... Read More people.

I recently graduated from Rutgers and overall I had a really positive experience there. One of the best parts was being around so many different people from all kinds of backgrounds. It made the campus feel welcoming and gave me the chance to meet people I probably never would have otherwise.

The professors I had were knowledgeable and a lot of them genuinely wanted students to do well. If you showed effort and asked for help, most were willing to work with you. I also liked that Rutgers offers so... Read More many classes and programs, so it feels like there is a path for almost anyone.

Campus life was fun too. There was always something going on, whether it was clubs, events, sports, or just hanging out with friends between classes. It never felt boring and there was allways something to do if you wanted to get involved.

I also feel like Rutgers prepared me well for life after college. I learned a lot in my major, but I also got better at managing my time, working with different people, and handling responsibility. Those things matter just as much.

Overall, I’m really glad I chose Rutgers. It had its stressful moments like any school, but looking back it was worth it and I made alot of great memories there.

My experience at this institution has been incredibly rewarding so far. The faculty members are genuinely invested in students success, often going above and beyond to provide mentorship outside outside of standard lecture hours. While the workload is challenging, the campus resources-like the modern library and various career services-make it manageable i've also found a great community through students organization, which has made the transition to college life much smoother. I would highly recommend... Read More this school to anyone looking for a supportive and academic environment.

Rutgers is a great school that has many opportunities for all types of students. The value of attending a large school with so many campuses and departments, is you’re able to connect with people within your niche. The school also has lots of resources to ensure you are successful post-graduation, but you have to be willing to seek these sources and put in the effort to work hard. There are also lots of great opportunities to get involved in campus life, which can help you develop leadership skills... Read More that translate outside of college. There’s also a lot of social opportunities too with events that the school puts together so you can safely have fun and make new friends. Overall, your experience is what you make it, but it’s possible to have fun and be successful.

Rutgers New Brunswick was my "back up school" that I ended up attending full-time.. and I have absolutely no regrets. Rutgers has allowed me to graduate with little to no school debt due to great in-state tuition pricing and landed me at a top tier company where I am doing professionally well. While some may find the many campuses at Rutgers overwhelming, I loved the large environment and different atmospheres that each campus brought - it felt like I was attending many schools all at once. The proximity... Read More to NYC also gives great internship and networking opportunities. Professors/education, safety, dining, diversity and social events were all great and I have to say my years at Rutgers were unexpectedly the best years of my life!

I enjoyed going to Rutgers. I originally picked this college because i was undecided but leaning towards engineering. so i thought that if I decided not to do engineering, I wouldn’t have to transfer and i could just switch my major. I met a lot of people that i could relate to that I didn’t really get back in my hometown. I joined varies clubs, like salsa club, bachata club, sign language club, and Society of Hispanic engineers. I dormed all 5 years that allowed me to be really involved on campus.... Read More I got tutoring for some of my classes which was very helpful. I also had a lot of opportunities to do community outreach event to get younger students involved in STEM.