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Which is better, Rutgers University or Pennsylvania State University?
Known as "Big", Pennsylvania State University is one of the largest universities in the United States. At present, there are more than 80,000 students, including 4 100 full-time teachers and researchers. In addition to the main campus, there are 24 branch schools and 4 specialized schools in Pennsylvania. The school's policy is to pay equal attention to teaching, scientific research and social services, and to be down-to-earth, with the goal of cultivating first-class engineers, economists, teachers and business managers in the United States. Generally speaking, although the strength of this school is not good compared with Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other first-class universities in the United States, it has gradually formed its own characteristics in the development of 150.

Rutgers University, full name Rutgers, New Jersey State University, referred to as Rutgers, New Jersey State University? ) is the largest in New Jersey, USA.

The main campuses of Rutgers University are located in New Brunswick and P, and there are two branches in Newark and Kenton. Rutgers University consists of 29 university colleges, of which 65,438+06 colleges also offer graduate schools or professional degrees at university level or above. Rutgers University offers more than 65,438+000 bachelor's degrees, 65,438+000 master's degrees and 80 doctoral or professional degrees.

Rutgers University is the eighth institution of higher learning established in the United States. 1776 was founded as Queen's College. At first, it was a Dutch reformist church school, but now the school itself has no affiliation with any religion, and the school has no religious requirements for students.

The New Jersey Legislature passed bills on 1945 and 1956 respectively, designating Rutgers University as a state university. 1946, Rutgers University merged with Newark University, and Newark Campus was established. 1950, Rutgers University merged with South Jersey College, and there was Kenton Campus.

Rutgers University was once widely regarded as the sister school of Columbia University, because Rutgers University was originally named Queen's College and Columbia University was originally named King's College. Both schools were named to show the relationship between the two sister schools. It was not until Columbia University became a member of an Ivy League school that the relationship between them gradually alienated.