Rutgers University - New Brunswick
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Not so bright
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She cares more about Extra Curriculars than the average student.
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This school is far to big to accomplish anything, period. Everyone gets lost in the system and the bureaucracy is a joke. Rutgers is, as other have mentioned, a cold place that simply focuses on churning out graduates. In terms of social life? HA! If you dont make friends in your dorm you can kiss a social life goodbye unless you join a frat or sorority. Its impossible to make friends in class when there are over 70 people per class. Getting involved is really difficult, again because of the sheer size of the school. I made friends on my floor but even when you have established a group of friends you still feel like a faceless number. I am an extremely sociable person but it can get lonely here. Rutgers is way too big and not to mention dangerous (new brunswick=one of the most dangerous cities in america. criminals, rapists, convicts, and gang members often sneak onto campus and make it a very very unsafe place ESPECIALLY at night) The only redeeming quality of Rutgers is its diversity and up and coming football team. I wish I had transfered when I had the chance though-I would have rather spent $50,000/year then endured Rutgers.