Rutgers University, New Brunswick

Rutgers University-New Brunswick is a public university that was established in 1766. The city serves as the setting for the university, which has a campus of 2,685 acres. Rutgers University-New Brunswick has ranked #63 in National Universities in the Best Colleges 2022 edition. Rutgers University-New Brunswick, New Jersey's state university's flagship campus, is divided into five mini campuses, each with its setting and identity, student centers, and dining options.

Rutgers has a highly regarded Graduate School of Education among its graduate offerings. The university also confers one of the most doctorate degrees per year among U.S. schools and has a total undergraduate enrollment of 35,844 (fall 2020), with a semester-based academic calendar and no requirement for freshmen to live on-campus. Rutgers, as a public research university, is home to institutions like the Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation and the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, where students can take hands-on science classes and work on community projects

The University offers more than 500 student clubs and organizations, including more than 80 fraternities and sororities. The University offers sports like Football, basketball, soccer, tennis, golf, wrestling and track and field among a few. In 2014, the women's basketball team won the WNIT championship, and in 2005, the men's track team won their first Big East Outdoor Championship.

The University is located on a 2,695-acre campus in New Brunswick (population: 55,831), 33 miles from New York City; branch campuses in Newark and Camden. Served by bus and train; major airport serves Newark (20 miles). School operates inter-college and community bus service.