Academics Rutgers is 'a big school with many different types of people,' a 'diverse university in all aspects of the word—academically, culturally, politically, ethnically, linguistically, and socially,' which offers 'opportunities around every corner.' No matter what students seek from their educations, they're likely to find it here, from engineering to business to pharmacy programs and more. That kind of allencompassing diversity means the school 'offers everyone the opportunity to pursue anything they're interested in.' It also means, however, that your instructors will run the gamut 'from vivacious to narcoleptic'; students will have their 'fair share of great professors, average professors, and bad professors.' However, for every professor who is 'rude when dealing with students,' there are ten who are 'intelligent people who have a lot of information to share and a lot of experience that allows them to elaborate on many topics.' The best of these professors are 'experienced, intelligent, and helpful,' as well as 'diverse, accessible, proactive, involved in research, and interested in students who take initiative.'

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These educators know how to make learning 'enjoyable and informative.' Most classes employ a traditional lecture format, but many elective classes 'are much smaller and thus much more open to discussion and student presentation.' Even more attractive for many, Rutgers' status as a research university means there are ample opportunities for undergraduates 'to conduct research and work with professors in any number of fields.' Student Body Typical student?

The universal refrain from Rutgers students is there is no such thing. 'The one common thread most students have is that they are from New Jersey, since it is a state school.' Other than that, 'Rutgers is truly a melting pot of people from all over the world of all different backgrounds with different interests.' Rather than making it more difficult to fit in, students say this melting pot makes it easier because 'no matter what you're interested in, there is a group of students here who share the same exact interests.

Study Abroad at Rutgers Check out our '50 Years' video featuring study abroad students from the 1960s to present day. Scholarships Congratulations to the five Summer 2016 and three Fall 2016 Gilman scholarship recipients! In total, Rutgers students received $13,500 in funding from Gilman for the summer.

It's really easy to find your own niche.' Most students are 'dedicated to academics and community service and also to having fun,' students who, no matter which group they fall in with, are 'very friendly, funny, and nice.'

Notice the combination of strong academics and a dedication to fun? That, too, is a frequently cited trait common at Rutgers. Even though 'there is not one typical student,' at the very least most are 'serious about their work and studying but know how to party and have fun.' With a large, diverse campus of 32,000, it doesn't matter the kind of person you are. 'It is not uncommon to meet someone new weeklyWith so many students here, everyone is able to find someone to befriend and interact with.' Campus Life A big campus, 'awesome' public transportation, and activities of every type mean staying active at Rutgers is easy.

There is certainly no lack of things to do. 'There is always something going on,' students boast, with sports, 'movie screenings, arcade games at the RutgersZone, performing arts, local theaters, universitysponsored concerts, free food events, community service days, Greek life,' and more filling whatever down time students might have. Local restaurants abound. School clubs and organizations exist by the hundreds, including those dedicated to theater, music, dance, and community service. 'The party scene is definitely present, more so in the warmer months,' and there are plenty of bars popular with students. The on-campus party scene tends to be safe, since the school 'sends out (campus) police to patrol around the campus twenty-four hours to ensure student safety.'

Maybe most popular of all is rooting for the scarlet. 'During football seasoneveryone can be found cheering in the student section at the games.' For those who need to get off campus, New York City and Philadelphia are both a modest train or bus drive away. With so many opportunities, 'Rutgers allows students to do well in school, be a part of an organization, have relationships with friends, and even have a job.' Here, 'there's rarely a dull moment.' . AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE OPERATIONS, AND RELATED SCIENCES.

Agricultural Business and Management. BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES. Animal Genetics. Biochemistry. Biology/Biological Sciences, General. Biotechnology.

Cell/Cellular Biology and Histology. Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography. Microbiology, General. Molecular Biology. Molecular Genetics.

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVICES. Accounting. Business Administration and Management, General. Finance, General.

Labor and Industrial Relations. Management Science. Marketing/Marketing Management, General. COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES. Computer and Information Sciences, General. Information Science/Studies. Physical Education Teaching and Coaching.

ENGINEERING. Agricultural Engineering. Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering. Ceramic Sciences and Engineering.

Chemical Engineering. Civil Engineering, General. Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Engineering Science. Engineering, General. Industrial Engineering. Materials Science.

Mechanical Engineering. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE/LETTERS. English Language and Literature, General.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND LINGUISTICS. Chinese Language and Literature. Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General. Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics.

Comparative Literature. French Language and Literature. German Language and Literature. Italian Language and Literature. Linguistics.

Portuguese Language and Literature. Russian Language and Literature. HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND RELATED PROGRAMS. Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist. Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration, Other.

Public Health, General. History, General. History, Other. HOMELAND SECURITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIREFIGHTING AND RELATED PROTECTIVE SERVICES.

Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration. MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS. Mathematics, General. Statistics, General. MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES. Medieval and Renaissance Studies.

Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other. Nutrition Sciences. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES.

Jewish/Judaic Studies. Philosophy. Religion/Religious Studies. PHYSICAL SCIENCES.

Astrophysics. Chemistry, General. Geology/Earth Science, General. Meteorology. Physics, General. PSYCHOLOGY. Psychology, General.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROFESSIONS. Social Work. SOCIAL SCIENCES. Anthropology.

Economics, General. Political Science and Government, General. Social Sciences, Other. Urban Studies/Affairs. VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS.

Art History, Criticism and Conservation. Art/Art Studies, General.

Dance, General. Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General. Music Performance, General. Music, General. Employment opportunities are plentiful for both Rutgers students and alums.

Of course, this should probably be expected. After all, a Middle Eastern studies major emphatically tells us that, “Career Services is awesome.” And many undergrads are able to land “amazing internships.” One thrilled journalism major confirms this stating, “I work at NBC in 30 Rockefeller Plaza, and will continue my internship for my last semester.” Numerous students attribute this success to Career Service's robust internship and co-op program. Beyond internships, the office also hosts a massive fall career fair featuring over 250 companies from a variety of industries as well as government and nonprofit organizations. And undergrads are also privy to a bevy of career events—including everything from drop-in resume clinics to sixty-minute job search boot camps. Finally, prospective (and current!) students should be pleased to discover that, according to PayScale. Com, the average starting salary for a Rutgers alum is $55,800. The Jeanne Clery Act requires colleges and universities to disclose their security policies, keep a public crime log, publish an annual crime report and provide timely warnings to students and campus employees about a crime posing an immediate or ongoing threat to students and campus employees.

Please visit The Princeton Review’s page on campus safety for additional resources: The Princeton Review publishes links directly to each school's Campus Security Reports where available. Applicants can also access all school-specific campus safety information using the Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool provided by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education. A very expensive Hyatt Regency (2 Albany St.; 732-873-1234) is about 3 blocks from campus. It has a health center, a pool, a sauna, tennis courts, basketball, a jazz quartet on the weekends, and a pianist during the week. For a more reasonably priced option, try the Quality Inn (1850 Easton Ave., Somerset; 732-469-5050).

It has a special inexpensive rate for university visitors. The inn, 3 miles from campus, has a full health club and Olympic-size pool. It is close to shopping and near bus service to Rutgers.

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