Rutgers University

Rutgers-Newark and Rutgers-New Brunswick are two of the three regional campuses of Rutgers University. The campus size of Rutgers Newark is 38 acres. Furthermore, this university is minutes away from Manhattan, i-95, and two international airports, all accessible via public transportation. It also has 120+ student organizations and 14 men's and women's NCAA Division III athletic teams. A comparison between Rutgers-Newark and Rutgers- New Brunswick is given below:

Rutgers-Newark is a leading urban research and Fulbright-Hispanic serving institution. The total number of students enrolled at this university is 10,000+. Out of this, 7,400+ are UG students and 3,300+ are PG students. Students at this university hail from 119 countries. Also, this university is considered an affordable university as there are financial opportunities available. The on-campus cost of studying at this university is around USD 51,794 (Around INR 44.34 lakh) for UG students.

Rutgers University-Newark is a public land-grant research university. It is one of the three regional campuses of Rutgers University. It offers courses at the Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels. At the UG level, over 55 majors are offered and at the PG level, 51+ courses are offered. Rutgers-Newark is a leading urban research university. It is classified among R2-Doctoral Universities. As per a top-ranking publisher, Rutgers University ranking is #80 in 2025.

Students at Rutgers-Newark can get involved with student clubs to enjoy the campus life. There are 120+ student organizations at the university and the categories of these organizations are Cultural, Academic, Media, Religious, Special-Interest, etc. Students can also take part in the intercollegiate athletics program. Additionally, the university offers health & wellness services to students such as medical services, counseling & psychiatric care, etc. furthermore, the university provides a safe environment around the 40-acre campus. The Rutgers Police Department patrols the university's campus 24 hours a day.

With a 65% acceptance rate, Rutgers University is comparatively easier to get into than many of the US-based universities. The moderate percentage shows that the university follows a moderate selection criterion that involves various academic and non-academic factors. Some crucial factors on which the university selects candidates are class rank, academic GPA, standardized test score, application essay, extracurricular activities, work experience, and volunteer work.

The tuition fees for Rutgers University for the 2024-2025 academic year are given below:
In-State Students Around $17,929 Total in tuition and fees.
Out-of-State Students: around $37,441 that also includes tuition and fees.
These figures include both total costs of attending Rutgers including mandatory fees. Residence hall and board charges also accrue to increase the entire costs, bringing total costs for the out-of-state students closer to $51,652 with living expenses included.

Tuition costs for Rutgers University are adjusted according to residency and programs. For the 2024-2025 academic year:
In-State Students: The tuition is around $14,222 a year, and with fees, it is around $17,929 when room and board are added.
Out-of-state students: The tuition is around $33,734 per year, with total costs (including fees and room and board) reaching approximately $51,652.
These are the fees that students at Rutgers University must pay for both tuition and mandatory fees.

Home to Scarlet Raiders, Rutgers-Newark competes in various regional athletic conferences at the NCAA Division III level for men's and women's sports. There are 14 men's and women's Scarlet Raider NCAA Division III athletic teams.