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Welcome to Rutgers–New Brunswick

Whether you're a first-year student or well on the way to your degree, Rutgers is a big place with limitless possibilities. Click below to find handy tips to start your semester off right.

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Visits and Tours

Discover Rutgers–New Brunswick for yourself by taking one of our fun and informative campus tours.

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A Rutgers–New Brunswick tour is time well-spent, whichever way works best for you: an in-person visit, a virtual tour, info session, or webinar.

In-Person Visits

If you live in New Jersey, nearby, or are planning an East Coast trip, a Rutgers campus tour is the best way to find out if it’s the right fit. Rutgers college tours offer self-guided and bus options, as well as special events.

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Virtual Visits

Are you an out-of-stater or international student? Rutgers–New Brunswick tours are also available online, a convenient way to get a real sense of campus life, academics, and the Rutgers experience, no matter where you are.

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Visitor Center

The Rutgers–New Brunswick Visitor Center on Busch Campus is the starting point for all campus tours and serves as an official New Jersey Visitor Information Center. Here you can also learn about Rutgers' history and the university's many contributions to New Jersey, the United States, and the world.

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Exterior shot of the Visitor Center

Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

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    The Scarlet Knight statue located at The Yard in downtown New Brunswick

    New Brunswick is a small city in central New Jersey, between New York City and Philadelphia, offering endless opportunities to explore arts and culture, food, and entertainment. It was named NJ's Destination of the Year 2025 by Jersey's Best.

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    The Scarlet Knight statue located at The Yard in downtown New Brunswick

    Rutgers–New Brunswick is made up of four campus locations: Busch, College Ave, Cook/Douglass, and Livingston. Think of them as four different neighborhoods in one city, each with its own vibe.

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    The Scarlet Knight statue located at The Yard in downtown New Brunswick

    The Rutgers–New Brunswick campus bus system offers ADA accessible transportation across multiple routes. Buses run frequently throughout the day and evening, providing safe, reliable service at no charge for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

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    Visit Rutgers–New Brunswick

    Campus tours let you experience Rutgers–New Brunswick firsthand. Start planning your visit below.