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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.

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 got the opportunity to go to both the Rutgers Newark campus as well as the Rutgers New Brunswick campus as well. I enjoyed both campuses but there were significant different between the two due to both the sizes as well as the organizational aspect of both. Newark is a much smaller campus that does benefit from having small classrooms as well as more of a feeling of a community while New Brunswick is significantly smaller and has seemingly endless things to do. What can be said about both campuses... Read More from my experience is prepare to be challenged to grow into a leader both on campus and into your career as well.