University of New Jersey, there are 19 two-year colleges in New Jersey, with branches in 2 1 area. New Jersey's public school system is one of the best in the United States, with 54% of high school graduates going to universities or colleges, tied for second place with Massachusetts. Although some schools in urban centers have safety problems and low test scores, New Jersey's public school system is one of the best in the United States. 54% of high school graduates will go to universities or colleges, tied for second place with Massachusetts. There are 19 two-year colleges and universities in New Jersey, with branches in 2 1 district.

1. State University

Rutgers University (Rutgers University, New Jersey State University)

Rutgers University, New Brunswick (New Brunswick)

Rutgers University, Newark (Newark)

Rutgers University, Triton (Camden)

New jersey institute of technology.

Glasgow College (Glassboro)

Jersey City College (Jersey City)

Keane College, New Jersey

Montclair College (Montclair)

Ramapo college (Ramapo)

Stockton College (stockton)

Trenton (Trenton)

William Patterson College (William Patterson)

2. Private universities

drew university

Fairlie Dickinson University (fairlie Dickinson University)

Princeton University.

Ryder college

seton hall university

stevens institute of technology

New Jersey Century College