Rutgers University–Camden

"I have a great memory at this place !! I graduated from this college and I had a good experience at it. The best thing happened to me was deal with international office"

"Classes start in a month and a half and I have not heard from any academic advisor or counselor. I have no idea who my support team is. I drove all the way to Camden and paid for a full day of parking only to find out that every single office is closed and then to find out that there's no phone numbers to contact anybody only email addresses. So now all the work that I put in to get into school and I'm not registered for a single class yet the semester starts in a month and a half. Absolutely unacceptable especially given the work I put into just to get accepted and the money I'll be paying. I haven't even started yet and this has been such an atrocious experience after I chose Rutgers over other schools."

"Rutgers camden is a joke. Please don't come here if you have better options. There is no nearby grocery. The place is under developed. You have to take the train to Philadelphia if you need anything. Rutgers camden has no name and their career services is a joke. No one stays on campus because it is unsafe. Most people commute to this campus."

"Rutgers Camden is a pretty small campus but it has a lot going on for how small it is. It makes people feel at home, no matter what background you come from. There’s a variety of culture on this campus, and it’s a lively campus. Students and faculty are both very friendly and willing to help if you ask, we’re all here to help each other! College is tough, but at Rutgers everyone is here to make sure you succeed and become the best person you possibly can be."

"Low-key one of the best universities in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area! The biggest selling point is the amazing faculty. Faculty at Rutgers-Camden are held to the exact same hiring, tenure, promotion, and research standards as the faculty at the many-times-larger Rutgers-New Brunswick, so they are truly top of the line. Unlike almost any other state school, the faculty at Rutgers-Camden only teach 2 courses per semester (rather than 3 or 4), and thus they have enough time to do cutting edge research and are expected to, but they also have more time to interact with students. The campus is also surprisingly peaceful and beautiful and gives you the feel of a small, elite liberal arts college. This is kind of the best of all worlds - a small, intimate campus with small class sizes and lots of interaction with professors plus the cutting edge research and training of a large research university. And all just a 5 minute train ride from downtown Philly!"