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5.45.80.218:valid:Content Nonsensical, Duplicate Survey, High Vulgarity, High Grammatical Error, Probably Admissions, Content Useless, Malicious Intent/Faked, SPAM, :1
5.45.80.218:valid:Content Nonsensical, Duplicate Survey, High Vulgarity, High Grammati

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Rutgers was my 2nd choice school. I only ended up there because I was dating a guy and didn't want to go 5 hours away to Penn State, and I didn't have guaranteed housing at Penn State. Let me say I do have ONE positive comment - I made some really good friends for life in my sorority. That's it for the positive! I found this site while researching colleges for my son, who is a HS senior. Let me just say that he will NEVER go to RU. I would not WASTE another dime on that school! First of all, I am just number 361309.. yep I still remember the stupid number, cause that is all that matters there. You are not a person, no one cares about you. Douglass & Cook campus are nice, and I'm glad I stayed living on Douglass because it was at least a little easier to sleep (if your room mate or next door neighbor weren't keeping you awake with their loud sex all night) although freshman year I wanted so badly to be in the co-ed dorms. I came into Rutgers a confident, wholesome young woman. I was exposed to so much CRAP there it makes my head spin! I was chased, I was flashed walking home to Douglass via George St. ( NEVEr do that!) and almost date raped numerous times. My 3rd room mate tried to commit suicide because it was like living in hell there. My first set of room mates played with the Ouija board nightly, and left my room & clothes smelling like pot… I really should have taken the advice of my boyfriends mother during freshman year and transferred out to a small Christian college ASAP - but I was not raised in a Christian home, and I always went to public school so I thought Rutgers would be ok - boy was I wrong! Teachers are ultra-liberal & cannot speak English. Nothing was more frustrating than getting a D in Labor Economics because I couldn't understand the prof or the TA. I recently went to visit the college my husband went to (small & private).. I was AMAZED that they still knew him by name. That is what the college experience SHOULD be like - a place where you can actually GET the classes you need, make friends that actually have some moral compass, and get sufficient training for your career. I graduated with a degree in Economics, and I could NOT get a job other than retail manager at the time because I couldn't afford to sit home living with "mommy and daddy" like most of the spoiled rich brats who go there. I had to get out and support myself ASAP. I do make quite a bit of money now, and it is not at all based on what I learned in college. The only "careers" that have actually financially been good for me have been based on my looks (modeling) or common sense investing (real estate) - things I didn't even need a 4 year degree and large student loan for anyway!