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Student Reviews of Rutgers University-New Brunswick

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based on 67 reviews

  • Lawrenceville, NJ

    Rutgers U. is a school in which you are almost guaranteed in finding yourself. With such a large school and vast population, you will find numerous people that are like you and even more students that are very different from you. Due to the very… more read full review

    Rutgers University is a school in which you are almost guaranteed in finding yourself. With such a large school and vast population, you will find numerous people that are like you and even more students that are very different from you. Due to the very high diversity of people including racially, ethnically, and religiously, every single day at Rutgers is a learning experience about people in general. There are so many different people that it amazes me how everyone can cooperate to make such a big school run efficiently. You will never feel out of place and that is one of the most important reasons that it is so much fun attending Rutgers University. Also, those that are living on campus will experience an even greater form of entertainment because you will gain an irrevocable bond with many of the people in your building that are dissimilar from each other. Late nights, study sessions, going out, are all things you will mostly do with your building that turns into a memory that will last a lifetime. The only thing I do not really enjoy about Rutgers University is the bus system. Since it is such a big school, the only possible way to move from one campus to the other is on busses. Even though they are frequent, sometimes during rush hour, it takes twice as long returning from one campus to another. Sometimes I wish the school campus was smaller and the buildings were closer together so that I could walk from one place to another. Besides the bus system, the school is a very interesting place and I enjoy it fully and believe that anyone else who attends will also feel the same. read full review

  • Lori from Herndon, VA

    -Go to class, even though it's so easy to skip.

    -Pay attention in class. I would suggest NOT bringing a laptop to take notes, because every single person I've ever seen using one is always goofing off. It's too tempting. And studies… more read full review

    -Go to class, even though it's so easy to skip.

    -Pay attention in class. I would suggest NOT bringing a laptop to take notes, because every single person I've ever seen using one is always goofing off. It's too tempting. And studies have shown that doodling improves information recall!
    http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/02/doodlerecall/
    http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1882127,00.html

    -Study! You DON'T need to check Facebook at this very moment, you DON'T need to go hang out with friends. Something I learned the hard way is that you CAN say 'sorry, not tonight' to your friends. It's hard, but nothing should come between you and your studies.

    -Read for pleasure. Take a speed-reading course if you're not confident in your reading ability. You'll do a lot of reading, even in the visual arts program, and stronger skills will help you so much in both the short and long term.

    -DON'T PLEDGE during your first semester! Watching some of my peers go through pledging was nightmarish- they never slept, became depressed, and their grades dropped. Nothing is wrong with waiting until second semester, or even sophomore year. read full review

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Rutgers University-New Brunswick Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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National Achievement Scholarships $1,000 y
National Merit Scholarships $1,000 y
Rutgers University Scholarships for New Jersey Residents $20,175 - $80,700 y
Francis B. and Paige D. L’Hommedieu Scholarships $3,500 R
National Scholarships $8,000 R
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships $8,000 N N Y N
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