Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey—New Brunswick
New Brunswick, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
New Brunswick, NJ
The most ethnically diverse university in the Big Ten
Here at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, we pride ourselves on our commitment to work together to embody, reflect, and respect the complexities of our identities. At the core of Rutgers is a “beloved community”—a community defined by tolerance, mutual respect, diversity, and the spirited exchange of opinions and ideas. Through living-learning communities and the Cultural Center Collaborative, we embrace our differences to foster a sense of belonging. Our learning communities bring together an array of students who share similar academic interests to create opportunities to live, learn, and grow together. The Cultural Center Collaborative consists of four centers committed to supporting the needs of Rutgers’ students, faculty, and staff inclusive of all identities and allies:
• Asian American Cultural Center
• Center for Latino Arts and Culture
• Center for Social Justice Education and LGBTQ Communities
• Paul Robeson Cultural Center
Continue exploring Rutgers—New Brunswick to learn more about our inclusive environment and how it can support you in reaching your goals.
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Ranked #15 among the "Top Public Colleges" in the country | U.S. News & World Report, 2024 |
History
• Founded in 1766
• One of the nine original colonial colleges
• Eighth-oldest institution of higher learning in North America
• Birthplace of intercollegiate football
Academics
• 19 schools and colleges
• 120+ undergraduate majors
• 250+ graduate degree programs
Careers for Rutgers Graduates
• Extensive career services operation for Rutgers students and alumni
• Top employers include Amazon, Bloomberg, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Google, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Lockheed Martin, L’Oreal, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and RWJBarnabas Health.
• Median starting salary of $70,000
Athletics
• Big Ten Athletic Conference
• 22 NCAA Division I sports
• 50+ club sports and intramural teams
• 15+ recreation centers and parks
• Audition-based cheerleading and dance team clubs
• Students with high school marching band experience may sign up for the Marching Scarlet Knights.
Location
• 45 minutes from New York City
• 1.5 hours from Philadelphia
• 3 hours from Baltimore
• 4 hours from Washington, DC
• 5 hours from Boston
Student Life
• More than 50,000 full- and part-time students
• 36,000+ full-and part-time undergraduate students
• 14,000+ full-and part-time graduate students
• Students from all 50 states and 100+ countries
• 750+ student organizations
• 130+ study abroad programs in 50+ countries
• 75+ fraternities and sororities
• Air Force, Army, and Navy ROTC
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