The New Brunswick campus is the largest Rutgers campus, and I stopped in to visit the business…read moreschool, with updated modern classrooms, trading room, study and presentation spaces, and a wonderful stairwell entry for photos. They have a large arena (Jersey Mike's arena), and a lot of passion for their teams and campus - definitely found points of history and highlights around the campus.

If you look closely at the ten highest paid public servants in New Jersey, you'd see the Governor,…read moretwo or three train conductors from NJ Transit who have mastered the art of overtime and a random assortment of current and former head football coaches from Rutgers University's not so recent past. In 2014 we were told that Rutgers had to join the Big 10 Athletic Conference to bring our state funded University to national prominence and generate hundreds of millions in incremental revenue that would fund not only athletics but their various academic missions as well. "Win/Win" went the PR-driven pornography. Not so fast. A state audit has revealed that since Rutgers joined the Big 10 in 2014, the athletic department has hemorrhaged more than a half billion dollars. So much for the absurd talking points and rationale that got everyone hot and bothered 12 years ago. Forget grading in a curve, Rutgers and their cheerleader fan boys in Trenton get a well deserved F. I won't even even embarrass them further by pointing out their 52-93 won/loss record since 2014. Zero stars

We came here for a quick bite to eat after Rutgers day 2016. The student center hasn't changed…read moresince I graduated, which is nice given Rutgers seems to be adding new buildings left and right taking away from the nostalgia of my college years. The food court is downstairs, with 6 fast casual restaurants to choose from. The ATM is located to the right when you walk in. To access the elevator, walk to the stair case and right before you descend it is to your left hand side. Would I come here again? Yes! It is still untouched and looks just like I remember:)

Wow what a spot. The woman in charge, Liz- what a gal. Staff is super nice and fun, spaces are…read morecool, I love sitting here and pretending to study for hours on end

This a great college. There are many parts of this college depending on what your going to school…read morefor. You have campuses in Piscataway new Brunswick newark.

This is specifically about the Laboratory in the Clinical Academic Building, which is now under the…read moreHackensack rubric, apparently. Spouse stopped in for a blood test. Waited with no other patients waiting until I spoke to someone at the desk, who was hostile. She turned out to be the lab tech. Finally, took blood. A couple of days later got a call that an insufficient amount of blood was obtained and the patient needed to return. Indicated that it would be easier to go to the Quest Lab nearby if the paperwork was forwarded. Response was that the paperwork would be sent immediately. It was NEVER sent. Had to call the doctor's nurse who faxed the paperwork to the Quest Lab. Will never use this lab again.. Might also add that tried to make another appointment with the Division of Internal Medicine and they were not answering the phone. Had to go through the main switchboard. This facility was better for a while, but is now run (or not run) like hell.

Dr khan is a great doctor. She listens to her patients…read morevery well and is detail oriented through her service. The office is very clean and the staff is very responsive. I am always able to get an appointment when needed. Very caring over all.

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