Law school for international law, working for the UN (Hopefully!)

Just like in the “real world” Rutgers prepares you to meet and work with people of all types, from all backgrounds, and all cultures. Rutgers is extremely accepting of everyone, whether your taste in music is different, your major or your religion. Everyone comes together to offer their unique perspectives and experiences to the university.

I loved the experience of being away from home my first year, finally living on my own. As much as I learned in my classes, I learned just as much about life, the annoyances of laundry, stresses of time management, the joys of Brower breakfast, and the warmth of good friends.

National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Delta Gamma, The Point Church

RU football games!

I graduated from a small high school and was immediately attracted to a large school with lots of opportunities. There were so many choices- from which campus to live on to what classes to take to what to do on the weekends. I loved the location to- just outside of NYC but with a very traditional-campus feel.