Rutgers, By the Numbers

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• Founded in 1766
• 8th oldest university in the nation
• More than 250 years in existence
• Birthplace of college football
• Charter signed by New Jersey Royal Governor William Franklin, son of Benjamin Franklin
• New Jersey’s land-grant university, with a presence in all 21 of the state’s counties 

Students

• New Jersey residents: 82%
• Out-of-state: 18%
• 67,620 students from all 50 states and more than 120 countries (Fall 2022)
  • Undergraduates: 48,040
  • Graduate Students: 19,580
• 54% women and 46% men
• Among the most ethnically diverse campuses in the nation and Big Ten, universitywide demographics (full-time enrollment) are:
  • African American: 9.2%
  • American Indian: 0.1%
  • Asian: 26.9%
  • Hawaiian: 0.1%
  • Hispanic: 17.0%
  • International: 9.8%
  • Other: 2.0% 
  • Two or More: 3.5%
  • White: 31.5%
    
    Figures reflect rounding. Source: Office of Institutional Research and Academic Planning 

Faculty and Staff

• 8,000+ full- and part-time faculty
• 14,100+ full- and part-time staff
• 1,500+ international scholars representing nearly 100 countries
   

• 571,900+ alumni 
• 343,000+ alumni live in New Jersey
• Rutgers alumni live
  • in all 50 states and the District of Columbia
  • in four U.S. territories
  • and on six continents

• 43,859 students at Rutgers University–New Brunswick
• 11,008 students at Rutgers University–Newark
• 5,966 students at Rutgers University–Camden
• 6,787 students at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS)

• 19,000+ degrees granted, 2021-2022
• 674,900+ degrees granted, since founding
• 29 schools and colleges
• 150+ undergraduate majors
• 400+ graduate programs
• 25,000+ classes taught each year
• 26 libraries

Continuing Education

• 255,000 total course enrollments annually
• 7,070 programs: certificates, certifications, professional and personal enrichment

Home to New Jersey’s most extensive and diversified network of research laboratories

• 300+ research centers and institutes
• $720 million in research and development expenditures, fiscal year 2020
• $872.8 million in research grants and sponsored programs, fiscal year 2022
• Rutgers brings more federal research dollars to New Jersey than all other New Jersey colleges and universities combined

New Jersey’s largest academic health center and patient care provider through Rutgers Health

• 1,300+ clinical health care professionals 
• 2.8 million annual patient visits to our faculty practices, centers, clinics, and institutes
• 450+ clinical trials supported at any given time
• 20 N.J. towns and 12 N.J. counties with Rutgers Health offices
• $800.4 million annual spending on patient care

Annual Undergraduate Costs  
Tuition, Fees, Room and Board  

• In-state $30,172 
• Out-of-state $47,872 

Tuition Only:  

• In-state: $12,900 
• Out-of-state: $30,600 

Figures shown are typical costs for Rutgers University–New Brunswick in 2022-2023; figures vary by specific university, school, or college. Figures are subject to change.

• 180+ study abroad programs
• 60+ countries are destinations for students
• 9,000+ international students and scholars at Rutgers, from over 125 countries
• 400+ international partnerships with nearly 100 countries
  
  Source: Rutgers Global

Across all locations:

• 800+ student clubs and organizations
• 100+ club and intramural sports played by 10,000+ students
• 100+ fraternities and sororities
• 20+ music ensembles, bands, orchestras, and choirs
   

Across all locations:

• 6,000+ acres across New Jersey
• 900+ buildings
• 30 million+ square feet
• 19,000+ residence hall beds
• 30+ dining halls, student center eateries, and food trucks