Rutgers University–New Brunswick is one of three regional campuses of Rutgers University, New Jersey's public research university.

Rutgers New Brunswick has four main campuses: Livingston, College Ave, Busch, and Cook/Doug. Each campus offers a variety of dorms, ranging from traditional to apartment-style living arrangements, with unique amenities and features. Notable dorms include the Quad and Livingston Apartments on Livingston Campus, Clothier Hall and the Honors College on College Ave Campus, Busch Suites and the Busch International Residential Community on Busch Campus, and the River Dorms on Cook/Doug Campus.

Quad III is a college dorm that receives mixed reviews from students. A prominent downside is the lack of air conditioning and the inability to control the heat, making temperature regulation a common complaint. The heat tends to stay on too late into the year, contributing to discomfort. The bathrooms are a highlight, being spacious and equipped with shower stalls instead of curtains, which is not always the case in freshman dorms. Although cleanliness can be an issue at times, the custodial staff generally maintains the restrooms well. The dorm’s location is convenient, situated next to a bus stop and close to the dining hall, minimizing travel hassle. While the dorm lacks an elevator and has inconvenient laundry facilities, its large windows allow ample natural light. Quad III is generally considered a suitable option for freshmen, as it fosters community among floormates. However, it's not highly recommended for upperclassmen seeking more comfort and convenience. Overall, it offers an average living experience with notable pros and cons.

The Honors College dorm provides an unparalleled freshman experience, renowned for its exceptional amenities and vibrant social scene. Reserved exclusively for Honors College freshmen, this residence offers immense rooms with expansive river views in the east wing, ensuring a comfortable living environment right from the start. Despite shared bathrooms, their size and cleanliness give a private feel, thanks to daily cleaning. The building's layout fosters community, with each wing boasting a large lounge, facilitating friendships and creating lasting memories. On the ground floor, a communal kitchen and seminar rooms expand social and study opportunities. Additionally, two elevators and ample common areas, complete with pool and ping pong tables, cater to relaxation and recreation needs. Proximity to academic buildings simplifies campus life, making the Honors College an ideal residence for an enriched and convenient freshman year.

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