The College of New Jersey Ewing, NJ
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Overview of The College of New Jersey |
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Quick Facts
7,115 students
46% admitted
$9,760 tuition/year
- 6,502 full time
- 613 part time
- 2,706 men full time
- 3,796 women full time
- 10,150 applied
- 4,710 admitted
- 1,371 enrolled
- $19,569 out of state
- $4,127 fees
- $10,677 room & board
- $1,000 books
At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Large suburb |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Master's |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
7,115 Students
Reviews: In Three Sentences
- Emma from Reisterstown, MD
“TCNJ is a great school for strong academics; The work is intense, but well worth it! There is alot to do around campus most of the time and everyone is…”
- Oct-04-2012 » Read More
- Christopher from NJ
“The school is a very enjoyable place to live, while working hard to achieve a degree with merit. As a public school it is cheap while still holding a high…”
- Nov-01-2012 » Read More
- Christopher from Marlton, NJ
“TCNJ has a broad range of majors which supports a large supply of diffeent individuals with personalities of all types; this allows for a rich learning enviroment. The resources…”
- Nov-08-2012 » Read More
- Alyssa from Howell, NJ
“TCNJ is a wonderful place to attend! It offers the best of academics at a very reasonable price. I love it here…”
- Dec-23-2012 » Read More
- Nicole from Ewing, NJ
“tcnj challenges you to try your hardest. the professors are friendly and are always willing to help. the campus is beautiful and promotes learning and friendship.…”
- Jan-28-2012 » Read More
The College of New Jersey
- Located in Ewing, NJ
- Public
- 7,115 students enrolled
- 46% admitted
- $9,760 annual cost to attend
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Stephanie from Guttenberg, NJ
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Dec-29-2011
I am
a current student here
The college has a safe environment and comfortable atmoshpere that makes it enjoyable and cozy. There are various events held for the students to interact and take their mind off some school work for awhile.
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- Chelsea from Sparta, NJ
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Sep-22-2011
I am
a current student here
I love TCNJ. Having survived both an earthquake and a hurricane in these dome has really brought everything into perspective. The friends I have made up to this point even so early in my college career are amazing and deep people. There is an activity for anything I could possibly dream of and I am always finding new clubs I didn't even know existed to go and sit in on a meeting for to get to know what everything is about.
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- Stephanie from Elmwood Park, NJ
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Aug-02-2011
I am
a current student here
I am a senior so I am not really into the social life anymore but there is a but I love it at TCNJ. The campus is wonderful I enjoy bringing friends to spend the weekend so they can see for themselves how beautiful my campus is. I am very proud to be a student at TCNJ. There are great programs and events that the college hold and it makes you happy to be there.
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- Sean from West Orange, NJ
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Jun-13-2011
I am
a current student here
TCNJ has an extremely beautiful campus that is small and safe. There is lots of space for students to work and play outside especially during the early fall and late spring semester when the weather is optimal including many large lawns, a grove with tables and benches, and two lakes with multiple benches surrounding them. There are also over 150 student organizations that students can become involved in including 16 social fraternities and sororities, many other academic and volunteering fraternities, multicultural organizations, intramural sports, and intrauniversity non-varsity sports to name a few. The only thing that attending the school lacks is a lot to do outside of campus that doesn't involve going into a major city. However, Philadelphia is a 30 minute drive and New York City a 50 minute to an hour ride on public transportation.
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- Devon from Lincoln University, PA
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Apr-08-2011
I am
a current student here
Even though I an not from NJ like most of my classmates and no one else from my high school goes here I had no trouble getting to know people and finding groups to get involved in.
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