Rutgers University-New Brunswick Campus

Rutgers-New Brunswick is a leading national research university that is also part of the Big 10 league! With 17 different schools and colleges to offers, Rutgers prides itself in its diversity and opportunities available here. Rutgers has so much to offer as a large university!

A quick view of the main buildings on Livingston Campus from the middle of Livingston Campus center's plaza outside the dining commons

Passion Puddle has been named one of the most romantic spots on an American college campus, but it's also a nice spot to study or have a picnic with some friends!

Head to the bookstore right past the Scott Hall bus stop. There is a place to study inside or chat with friends/ meet for an interview. There are three floors to the bookstore.

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Walking by and introducing the Alexander Library, the largest library on campus.

Walking into the Civic Square Building - home to the Urban Planning and Public Policy School (+Public Health and Health Admin.) and the Visual Arts arm to the Mason Gross School of the Arts.

Grant introduces the older part of campus, the Old Queens campus and sets up further clips about its history

Welcome to the tour of Rutgers University-New Brunswick! Giving an introduction to the campus tour and your guide, Grant, Introduces himself.

Introducing College Ave! Describing what's on College Avenue and showing it from where it begins at the northernmost part of College Ave. Campus.

A quick once over about the usual bathroom on campus

I talk about the free tutoring available for the writing classes here at Rutgers.

I show you around the Lucy Stone Hall and the mail services at rutgers along with talking about how classes work at rutgers.

Quickly noting that there are ATMs on campus and there are a few on each campus to give students quick access to money.

This is the Academic Building (AB) on College Ave campus. During the day, there are lots of lectures and classes taking place and students make use of study space outside of the classrooms. There is a computer lab on the lower floor. When most classes are finished, many of the spaces are used as study spaces.

A quick interview with another Campus Reel Ambassador, Jolie Wang

This is a review of Rutgers University New Brunswick including all my pros and cons of the school.

Walking into Brower commons I ran into a buddy of mine

Rutgers has a number of gyms and the one I go to the most often is the College Ave Gym, on the College Avenue campus. Students come here throughout the day to use the fitness rooms, pool, basketball courts, rock-climb wall, or to attend fitness classes. The earlier you get there, the emptier it'll be and the more likely it is that you won't have to wait for a treadmill! Access to the gym is free for all Rutgers students.

Head to the bookstore right past the Scott Hall bus stop. There is a place to study inside or chat with friends/ meet for an interview. There are three floors to the bookstore.

Walking by and introducing the Alexander Library, the largest library on campus.

Here are a few dining halls a Rutgers University. Each campus has its own dining hall, but these are the three I go to most often.