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Excellent educational facilities for aspirant students are available in New Jersey. Not only students those are local but also overseas students find the educational facilities offered in the state befitting their requirements and also affordable. While there are numerous universities, colleges, and schools in the state, having a look at the top three top universities New Jersey would help the aspirant students with the overview of the educational opportunities in New Jersey.
Princeton University
Ranked as the top university in New Jersey and also finding place in the Cambridge encyclopedia volumes, Princeton University is basically private research institute and one of the eight Ivy League universities. It is also one of those nine colonial colleges founded before American Revolution. It was founded in 1746.
Academic Streams in Princeton
Princeton University offers both graduate and undergraduate degrees in -Humanities;Natural Science;Social Science; andEngineering.
Though the university does not have profession schooling, it has the professional master's degree to offer.
Rutgers University
Rutgers was designated as the New Jersey State University and is the largest higher education institution in the state. Originally chartered as Queen's college it was the eight oldest in entire United States. Initially it was only meant for male students but gradually evolved into coeducation as well as public research university.
The University offers Over 80 doctoral and professional degrees,100 bachelor's degrees,100 master's degrees,Programs across 175 academic departments,29 degree granting schools and colleges, and16 schools and colleges offering graduate degrees.
New Jersey Institute of Technology
A public research university located in Newark, the New Jersey Institute of Technology is often referred to Newark College of Engineering, its old name during 1919-75. It is the science and Technology University of New Jersey. Enrollment position of the institute has improved from 88 in the year 1881 to 8,840 in 2010 session.
Colleges in the university are Newark College of Engineering;School of Management;College of Architecture and Design;College of Science and Liberal Arts;Albert Dorman Honors College, andCollege of Computing Sciences.
Offering 92 degree programs, 27 undergraduate majors as well as 30 graduate specialties, the university also offers unique programs like video game development and the only NAAB accredited bachelor's degree in architecture and is well known for research capabilities.
