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Distance from New Brunswick:New York City - 45 minutes

Philadelphia - 90 minutes

Baltimore - 3 hours

Washington D.C. - 4 hours

Boston - 5 hours

With Rutgers–New Brunswick as your home base,

you'll be just a short trip away from the vibrant cities

on the East Coast. Find yourself pursuing an internship

at MTV Studios, advocating for change in Washington, D.C.,

or networking with alumni in the Road to Wall Street program.

Whatever your path, we'll help you get there.

In the Heart of It All

TOP

25PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THE NATION

U.S. News & World Report:America’s Best Colleges

TOP 1%UNIVERSITIESWORLDWIDE

Center for World University Rankings

Your Next Step is Closer

Than You Think

At Rutgers–New Brunswick, you’ll

discover an environment where you

can turn your passion into action.

Built on a reputation of excellence and

determination, our community of Scarlet

Knights is constantly growing—in New

Brunswick and around the world. Whether

you’re traveling the globe putting your

education to use, getting to know our

neighboring communities through service

initiatives, or jumping into the energetic

social environment of our campus clubs

and organizations, you’ll find out who you

really are and where you want to go.

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Built around individualized academics and hands-on experience, Rutgers–New

Brunswick prepares you for the real world. Here, your education will transcend

the theoretical and emphasize true application and growth. With over 120 majors to

choose from, you’ll discover what it’s like to work in your chosen field and be a step

ahead of your peers. Whether you’re venturing off campus or participating in research

in one of our many labs and institutes, the possibilities are endless. Discover a full list of

programs and majors at admissions.rutgers.edu/findyourmajor.

School of Arts and Sciences African, Middle Eastern, and South

Asian Languages and Literatures

Africana Studies

American Studies

Anthropology

Anthropology (Evolutionary)

Art – B.A.

Art History

Asian Studies

Astrophysics

Biological Sciences

Biomathematics

Cell Biology and Neuroscience

Chemistry

Chinese

Cinema Studies

Education in Action

120+MAJORS

ACADEMICS

Classics

Cognitive Science

Communication

Comparative Literature

Computer Science – B.A. or B.S.

Criminal Justice

Dance – B.A.

Dentistry – B.A./D.M.D.

Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

Economics

Education – 5-year B.A. or B.S./Ed.M.

English

Environmental Studies - B.A.

European Studies

Exercise Science

French

Genetics

Geography

Geological Sciences

German

Health Administration

History

History/French

History/Political Science

Human Resource Management

Information Technology and Informatics

Italian

Italian Studies

Japanese

Jewish Studies

Journalism and Media Studies

Korean

Labor Studies and Employment Relations

Latin American Studies

Latino and Caribbean Studies

Law – B.A or B.S./J.D.

Linguistics

Marine Sciences

Mathematics

Medicine – B.A./M.D.

Medieval Studies

Microbiology

Middle Eastern Studies

Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

Music – B.A.

Philosophy

Physical Therapy – B.S./D.P.T.

Physician Assistant – B.A./M.S.

Physics

Planning and Public Policy

Political Science

Portuguese

Prebusiness *

Predentistry *

Prelaw *

Premedicine *

Psychology

Public Health

16:1Student:Faculty

RAT I O

Schools &Majors

61%of classes enroll

30 OR FEWER STUDENTS

Mathematics

Medicine – B.A./M.D.

Medieval Studies

Microbiology

Middle Eastern Studies

Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

Music – B.A.

Philosophy

Physical Therapy – B.S./D.P.T.

Physician Assistant – B.A./M.S.

Physics

Planning and Public Policy

Political Science

Portuguese

Prebusiness *

Predentistry *

Prelaw *

Premedicine *

Psychology

Public Health

Public Policy

Religion

Russian

Social Work

Sociology

Spanish

Sport Management

Statistics

Statistics/Mathematics

Theater Arts – B.A.

Urban Planning and Design

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Rutgers Business School–New BrunswickAccounting

Business Analytics and Information Technology

Finance

Leadership and Management

Marketing

Supply Chain Management

School of EngineeringAerospace Engineering

Applied Sciences in Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Industrial and Systems Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

School of Environmental and Biological SciencesAgriculture and Food Systems

Animal Science

Biochemistry

Biological Sciences

Biotechnology

Dentistry – B.A./D.M.D.

Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

Entomology

Environmental and Business Economics

Environmental Planning and Design

Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior

Environmental Sciences – B.S.

Exercise Science

Food Science

Landscape Architecture

Marine Sciences

Medicine – B.A./M.D.

Meteorology

Microbiology

Nutritional Sciences

Physical Therapy – B.S./D.P.T.

Plant Biology

Predentistry *

Premedicine *

Preveterinary Medicine *

Public Health

Mason Gross School of the ArtsDance – B.F.A.

Design – B.F.A.

Filmmaking – B.F.A.

Music – B. Music

Theater Arts – B.F.A.

Visual Arts – B.F.A.

Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy6-year Pharm.D.

School of NursingNursing

*Advising tracks

A Rutgers education extends beyond awards and honors; it means

bright futures for students, wherever their paths may lead. Whether

facilitating initial public offerings at Goldman Sachs, scoring music

for blockbuster movie trailers like "Inception," or crafting legislation

in the U.S. House of Representatives, our students' potential is

bound only by the limits of the imagination.

Pathways to Success:

• The Rutgers Internship & Co-op Program kick-starts students’ careers as they earn

real-world experience and class credit at the same time.

• Average starting salary for graduates is $57.5K with a 78% placement rate within

six months of graduation.

• Rutgers provides one of the largest and most comprehensive university career services

operations in the nation with at least 50 workshops hosted each semester.

• One-on-one career counseling is offered to assess skills and interests.

Achieving More

HANDS-ON LEARNING

“ I enrolled in a Byrne Seminar, ‘Rhythm, Percussion, and Drumming,’ my freshman

year. This gave me a glimpse into Rutgers’ Mason Gross School of the Arts…Our class

of 20 students met every week to come up with body percussion sequences and got to

take a free trip to see the show STOMP in New York City! ”

Meet SarahSchool of Arts and Sciences, Honors College

Major: Planning and Public Policy

Minors: Political Science, Psychology, Civic Scholar Certificate

Internships: U.S. Department of Education; NJ Coalition Against

Human Trafficking; Center on Violence Against Women and Children

Achievements: President of 3 student organizations; Organized

Rutgers Students Against Trafficking Week; Research Assistant in a

behavioral neuroscience lab

TOP 20%PUBLIC SCHOOL IN

THE NATIONBest Value Colleges

- Forbes

TOP 15%IN THE NATION

Best Colleges in America by Value- Money

CAMPUS LIFE

With 750+ student organizations to join, there's more to life as a Scarlet

Knight than you can imagine. Whether you compete in a Super Smash

Bros. tournament with Rutgers Esports, hone your comedy chops with

the Rutgers Stand-Up Society, or fundraise for Embrace Kids Foundation

with Rutgers Dance Marathon, there's a way for everyone to get involved.

“ I chose Rutgers because of the diversity of people and experiences available.

You can find almost anything at Rutgers. If you can’t, you have access to resources

and encouragement to create it yourself. ”

Your Story Starts Here

750+Student

Organizations

$1M+Raised by Rutgers Dance Marathon Events Each Year

75+Fraternities and

Sororities

Meet AssatasSchool of Arts and Sciences, Honors College

Major: Political Science

Minors: Spanish, Arabic, and Entrepreneurship

Internships: The Hatchett Firm in Atlanta; The National Network for Immigrant

and Refugee Rights in Oakland, California.

Achievements: Recipient of the Honors College Changemaker Award, 2020;

E-board member of the Rutgers Black Law Student Association and the Women's

International and Multicultural Association; Studied abroad in Spain and France;

Academic Tutor; and Research Assistant.

Living-Learning and Thematic Communities

Rutgers Learning Communities bring together

an array of students who share similar academic

interests, so they can live, learn, and grow together.

Cultivate your passions while connecting with

mentors and peers as you navigate the real world

and classes together.

Join These Communities

• Asian American Identities and Images

• Business Discovery House

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation

• French Language and Culture

• Health and Medicine

• Law and Political Science Discovery House

• Latin Images

• Nourish (Wellness)

• Paul Robeson (African Diaspora)

• Psychology Discovery House

• RU-tv Weather Watchers

Learn more at ruoncampus.rutgers.edu. #RUonCampus

An Environment for Everyone

170+Study Abroad

Programs in Over 50 COUNTRIES

30+Learning Communities

& Special Interest HOUSING OPTIONS

Basketball, wrestling, football, lacrosse,

and much more. As members of the Big Ten

Conference, Scarlet Knights compete on the

biggest stages in college athletics.

However, you don’t have to be a varsity athlete to get

in on the action. Assemble your team and gain a

competitive edge with Rutgers Recreation. Try your hand at

everything from Zumba and Flow Yoga to competing against

other colleges in sports like soccer and quidditch. (Yes, quidditch!)

Check it out for yourself with the RUREC 2 GO app:

recreation.rutgers.edu/rurec2go

Scarlet Pride

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Application Due Dates

NOV 1

FEB 1

DEC 1

OCT 1

First-Year Early ActionFall Semester

TransferFall Semester

First-Year Regular DecisionFall Semester

First-Year & TransferSpring Semester

• Complete a Rutgers or Coalition Application

• Submit the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) first-year students only

• Send official SAT or ACT test scores first-year students only, SAT and ACT scores are optional

• Submit official transcripts from all colleges attended transfer students only

• Pay $70 application fee

Please visit admissions.rutgers.edu/applying for more information.

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