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I am an out-of-state student and love Rutgers.Quite BrightSchool of Information
I am an out-of-state student and love Rutgers. I absolutely love the fact that Rutgers has 4 campuses and classes with over 300+ people. It makes me feel good when I am able to distinguish myself from all the other students. Rutgers offers a wide array of majors and minors, although I am slightly disappointed with the Information Technology major. The major seems a little watered down and not too specific. I feel that there are other colleges out there that have better IT major courses. While this is my only slight disappointment, I love the faculty. They always hold office hours and are very easy to approach. The city life around the university is also superb. I come from a very small town in Central Virginia, and the city around the New Brunswick campus is very alive. There is always stuff to do and places to hang out. You can virtually walk anywhere you want without having to own a car.If you are interested in an extremely large campus and classes, I highly recommend you attend Rutgers.
2nd Year Female -- Class 2009
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Campus Aesthetics: D+
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Just a few ruminations: Rutgers, The State UniversityQuite BrightComputer Science
Just a few ruminations: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. My junior year is coming to an end and I am regretting the fact that I only have one year left! I love Rutgers and will sorely miss this place when I'm gone. There are so many opportunites here. Rutgers has a surprisingly good faculty in many departments, including tee Computer Science department, which is my current major. The student body and faculty are very diverse. I've met all sorts of people from all around the globe. The library is terrific, as are the various gyms. I lived off campus my first two years, and now live off campus in a house with some friends. This is typical of Rutgers students, but not because on campus housing isn't good, its just hard to get into as an upperclassman, and more expensive. There are a number of very nice, large parks in and around Rutgers' many campuses as well. New York City and Philadelphia are each about an hour away by train, and the New Brunswick station is one block from campus. New Brunswick also has many terrific restaurants. Ah, but there are a few things to look out for. You are on your own, for the most part, as far as managing your college career. There are plenty of advisors and resources available for help, but be warned nobody will be looking over your shoulder. Rutgers is a large school, and some departments suffer from bureaucracy. Rutgers has so much to offer, but you have to seek it out. It won't come to you if you just sit in your dorm room all day. Explore, make new friends, learn, and grow. I love this school. Also, if you visit, have yourself a Fat Darrell. You'll be back.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2008
Education Quality: A+, Individual Value: B
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Rutgers is a great university with so manyQuite BrightBiology
Rutgers is a great university with so many opportunities for everyone, no matter what your interest. There is a lot of diversity, and depending on what campus most of your classes are on you get to experience the rural area and the city area of New Jersey. Students are all helpful and easy to talk to. Professors are great (there are always exceptions of course!) and approachable. Only complaint about professors would be that many, while amazing at their field, don't speak much english which is sometimes challenging but they are usually good at getting their point across and helping you understand the material in anyway possible.
4th Year Female -- Class 2007
Education Quality: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: C
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