» Princeton University
Founded in 1746, initially as College of New Jersey, is currently the largest private university in the United States and a member of the "Ivy League" (Ivy League), prestigious academic association they belong to the most prestigious U.S. universities. Located in the city of Princeton, in the state of New Jersey, just halfway between the cities of New York and Philadelphia. It has a sprawling campus residence halls with easy access and short distance between them. It has a population of more than 6 000 500 students from across the United States and over 57 foreign countries. Foreign students (5% of the total student population) have counseling services on campus. 892 academic departments and a large library with more than 5 million books are some of the references of this major study. Princeton University offers academic programs for undergraduate and graduate studies in the following areas of knowledge: Humanities, Arts, Architecture, Natural Sciences, Engineering and Applied Sciences.
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Phone: +1-609-258 3034 (graduate admissions)
609-258-3060 (undergraduate admissions)
Web: www.princeton.edu
» New Jersey City University
This university located in Jersey City, in the state of New Jersey, is under state funding and has a student population of over 9000 people, of which 4% are foreigners. It has more than 500 academic departments and the following colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education and College of Professional Studies.
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Phone: +1- 888 441-6528 (undergraduate) 877-652 8472 (graduate)
Web: www.njcu.edu
» Rider University
This private university, is located in Lawrenceville, in the state of New Jersey, and has over 6000 students, including a 2% foreign. It has more than 400 academic departments and schools: School of Business and Management, School of Arts and School of Education.
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Phone: +1-800-257 9026
E-mail: admissions@rider.edu
Web: www.rider.edu
