You have it all when you choose Rutgers—a major public research university with more than 100 degree programs, a terrific location in the heart of the Northeast, and an international reputation.
Rutgers is the place where college students gain a solid foundation in the arts and sciences and allow their questions to lead them into original research; where graduate students blaze trails in exciting fields of study as diverse as biomedical engineering and urban planning; where workplace professionals hone their skills and acquire new ones; and where lifelong learners keep their minds sharp.
Your opportunities await. Choose well.
More than 1/3 of students entering Rutgers rank in the top 10 percent of their high school class. The top 1,000 students enrolling at Rutgers have an average SAT score of 2100 and rank in the top 6 percent of their class.
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In a national television ad campaign, the university salutes some of the Rutgers people who are proud to have chosen Rutgers before they reached the pinnacle of success.
Rutgers offers more than 100 major fields of study across three campuses, but you only need to apply at one place. The University Undergraduate Admissions site will walk you through the process.
Rutgers is a leading public research university in the vanguard on a range of subjects. While the admission process can vary by school or field of study, most departments make use of a general application.
A whole world of study for the sharp, the ambitious, and the just plain curious is available at Rutgers. There is a myriad of options to fit your life right now. How you enroll depends on what you want to do.
I chose Rutgers because it had the whole package: a strong social scene and a distinguished academic profile. There’s always something to do here and some way to get involved. In the three years I have attended Rutgers, it has become my second home.
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The largest of Rutgers’ three campuses is the historical center of the university, which was founded as Queen’s College in 1766. Home to major teaching hospitals and the world headquarters of Johnson & Johnson, the city of New Brunswick has a colonial past and a powerful presence in business, health care, education, and the arts.
A 37-acre campus places Rutgers–Newark in the center of the educational, health care, government, business, and cultural district of Newark, and a short train ride to New York City.
The southernmost of Rutgers’ three campuses is set on a leafy tract just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. Rutgers–Camden provides a small-college experience within a world-class public research university.
