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Princeton University is a mid-sized private university located in Princeton, NJ ranked 5th
in America. It has a total of 5,535 full-time undergraduate students and is highly competitive, accepting 5.78% of applicants. Princeton University offers 125 different majors and is best known for its ecology and evolutionary biology, molecular biology, and classics and classical languages literatures and linguistics
programs, which are all nationally ranked 1st. With a tuition cost of $51,870 per year, Princeton University is exceptionally high-priced. 88.56% of students graduate moving on to the next stage of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $74,700 per year, which is 80% greater than the national median.

Stevens Institute of Technology is a mid-sized private university located in Hoboken, NJ ranked 65th
in the United States. It has a total of 3,462 full-time undergraduate students and is somewhat competitive, with a 39.96% acceptance rate. Stevens Institute of Technology offers 133 different majors and is best known for its computer engineering, financial mathematics, and music technology
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 1st, and 2nd respectively). With a tuition cost of $52,134 per year, Stevens Institute of Technology is very expensive. 77.16% of students graduate beginning the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $89,200 per year, which is 115% above the national median.

Rutgers University-New Brunswick is a very large public university located in New Brunswick, NJ ranked 144th
in the nation. It has a total of 40,836 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting barely north of three out of every five applicants. Rutgers University-New Brunswick offers 374 different majors and is best known for its human resources, social work, and logistics materials and supply chain management
programs (nationally ranked 2nd, 2nd, and 3rd respectively). With a tuition cost of $12,230 for in-state students and $29,012 for those from out-of-state, Rutgers University-New Brunswick is reasonably high-priced. 72.03% of students graduate ready to the next stage of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $57,900 per year, which is 39% over the national median.

The College of New Jersey is a mid-sized public institution located in Ewing, NJ ranked 166th
in the United States. It has a total of 7,418 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 49.28% acceptance rate. The College of New Jersey offers 83 different majors and is best known for its multimedia art, technology teacher education, and art teacher education
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 5th, and 6th respectively). With a tuition cost of $13,239 for students from New Jersey and $25,217 for those from out-of-state, The College of New Jersey is reasonably expensive. 80.47% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $58,500 per year, which is 41% above the national median.

JFK Muhlenberg Harold B. and Dorothy A. Snyder Schools-School of Nursing is a very small private university located in Plainfield, NJ ranked 226th
in the nation. It has a total of 799 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 50% of applicants. JFK Muhlenberg Harold B. and Dorothy A. Snyder Schools-School of Nursing offers 3 different majors. With a tuition cost of $6,420 for students from New Jersey and $12,840 for those from out-of-state, JFK Muhlenberg Harold B. and Dorothy A. Snyder Schools-School of Nursing is pretty low-priced. 69.81% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, joining the labor force. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $67,900 per year, which is 63% greater than the national median.

New Jersey Institute of Technology is a large public university located in Newark, NJ ranked 229th
in America. It has a total of 9,769 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 72.81% acceptance rate. New Jersey Institute of Technology offers 110 different majors and is best known for its engineering technologies, information technology, and architectural technology
programs (nationally ranked 10th, 11th, and 11th respectively). With a tuition cost of $14,448 for in-state students and $30,160 for those from out-of-state, New Jersey Institute of Technology is somewhat moderately costly. 64.27% of students graduate starting the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $68,500 per year, which is 65% over the national median.

Seton Hall University is a large private university located in South Orange, NJ ranked 237th
in the US. It has a total of 6,397 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 73.63% acceptance rate. Seton Hall University offers 119 different majors and is best known for its humanities, theological and ministerial studies, and financial mathematics
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 11th, and 12th respectively). With a tuition cost of $41,460 per year, Seton Hall University is rather expensive. 66.06% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $57,200 per year, which is 38% over the national median.

Rutgers University-Newark is a large public university located in Newark, NJ ranked 8th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 10,928 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 71.9% of applicants. Rutgers University-Newark offers 99 different majors and is best known for its logistics materials and supply chain management, criminal justice, and legal studies
programs (nationally ranked 9th, 15th, and 20th respectively). With a tuition cost of $12,230 for in-state students and $29,012 for those from out-of-state, Rutgers University-Newark is somewhat moderately expensive. 72.03% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $57,900 per year, which is 39% over the national median.

Ramapo College of New Jersey is a mid-sized public college located in Mahwah, NJ ranked 9th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 6,256 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 65.58% of applicants. Ramapo College of New Jersey offers 60 different majors and is best known for its multimedia art, social sciences, and legal studies
programs (nationally ranked 5th, 17th, and 19th respectively). With a tuition cost of $12,171 for students from New Jersey and $21,722 for those from out-of-state, Ramapo College of New Jersey is somewhat moderately expensive. 66.75% of students graduate ready to the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $53,200 per year, which is 28% greater than the national median.

Monmouth University is a mid-sized private college located in West Long Branch, NJ ranked 10th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 4,847 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting a smidgeon less than 77.7% of applicants. Monmouth University offers 78 different majors and is best known for its homeland security, environmental biology, and foreign languages and literatures
programs (nationally ranked 6th, 9th, and 41st respectively). With a tuition cost of $38,880 per year, Monmouth University is rather costly. 71.33% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, joining the labor force. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $50,500 per year, which is 22% above the national median.

Rider University is a small private college located in Lawrenceville, NJ ranked 11th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 4,194 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 71.47% acceptance rate. Rider University offers 115 different majors and is best known for its voice and opera, music history literature and theory, and biopsychology
programs (nationally ranked 2nd, 5th, and 7th respectively). With a tuition cost of $43,720 per year, Rider University is quite costly. 64.56% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $50,600 per year, which is 22% over the national median.

Drew University is a small private liberal arts college located in Madison, NJ ranked 12th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 1,848 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 71.41% acceptance rate. Drew University offers 57 different majors and is best known for its biochemistry, fine art, and neuroscience
programs (respectively ranked 1st, 1st, and 2nd in New Jersey). With a tuition cost of $39,828 per year, Drew University is rather costly. 59.4% of students graduate ready to the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $52,700 per year, which is 27% above the national median.

Rutgers University-Camden is a mid-sized public college located in Camden, NJ ranked 13th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 6,528 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 79.2% of applicants. Rutgers University-Camden offers 76 different majors and is best known for its urban studies
program, which is ranked 40th in the US. With a tuition cost of $12,230 for students from New Jersey and $28,466 for those from out-of-state, Rutgers University-Camden is reasonably high-priced. 72.03% of students graduate ready to the next stage of their lives, entering the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $57,900 per year, which is 39% greater than the national median.

Rowan University is a large public institution located in Glassboro, NJ ranked 14th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 18,659 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 74.34% acceptance rate. Rowan University offers 127 different majors and is best known for its music teacher education, behavioral sciences, and music technology
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 5th, and 6th respectively). With a tuition cost of $10,076 for in-state students and $18,908 for those from out-of-state, Rowan University is reasonably priced. 65.13% of students graduate starting the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $50,000 per year, which is 20% over the national median.

Jersey College is a small for-profit university located in Teterboro, NJ ranked 15th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 4,925 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 54.21% of applicants. Jersey College offers 2 different majors. 61.75% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, entering the workforce.

Montclair State University is a very large public institution located in Montclair, NJ ranked 16th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 19,009 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 76.31% of applicants. Montclair State University offers 169 different majors and is best known for its human development and family studies, foods nutrition and related services, and fashion design
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 8th, and 17th respectively). With a tuition cost of $12,082 for in-state students and $20,042 for those from out-of-state, Montclair State University is moderately priced. 67.22% of students graduate starting the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $49,600 per year, which is 19% above the national median.

Stockton University is a mid-sized public liberal arts college located in Galloway, NJ ranked 17th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 10,192 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 76.32% of applicants. Stockton University offers 54 different majors and is best known for its criminology, marine biology and biological oceanography, and sustainability studies
programs (nationally ranked 9th, 18th, and 23rd respectively). With a tuition cost of $12,005 for students from New Jersey and $19,293 for those from out-of-state, Stockton University is reasonably priced. 71.01% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $47,500 per year, which is 14% greater than the national median.

William Paterson University of New Jersey is a large public institution located in Wayne, NJ ranked 18th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 10,178 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 75.17% of applicants. William Paterson University of New Jersey offers 89 different majors and is best known for its community health services, selling skills and sales operations, and sales and merchandising
programs (nationally ranked 7th, 7th, and 23rd respectively). With a tuition cost of $13,246 for in-state students and $21,644 for those from out-of-state, William Paterson University of New Jersey is somewhat moderately expensive. 56.59% of students graduate moving on to the next chapter of their lives, entering the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $46,600 per year, which is 12% above the national median.

Ocean County Vocational-Technical School is a very small public university located in Toms River, NJ ranked 19th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 370 full-time undergraduate students. Ocean County Vocational-Technical School offers 23 different majors. 57.89% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $39,900 per year, which is 4% less than the national median.

Centenary University is a small private institution located in Hackettstown, NJ ranked 20th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 1,443 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 75.04% of applicants. Centenary University offers 43 different majors and is best known for its agricultural and domestic animal services, theatre management, and fashion design
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 3rd, and 19th respectively). With a tuition cost of $32,572 per year, Centenary University is somewhat moderately high-priced. 57.56% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $45,800 per year, which is 10% greater than the national median.

Parisian Beauty School is a very small for-profit university located in Hackensack, NJ ranked 21st
in New Jersey. It has a total of 748 full-time undergraduate students. Parisian Beauty School offers 4 different majors. 81.81% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, joining the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $23,100 per year, which is 44% less than the national median.

Lincoln Technical Institute-South Plainfield is a very small for-profit university located in South Plainfield, NJ ranked 22nd
in New Jersey. It has a total of 491 full-time undergraduate students. Lincoln Technical Institute-South Plainfield offers 6 different majors. 65.84% of students graduate starting the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $37,100 per year, which is 11% under the national median.

Lincoln Technical Institute-Mahwah is a very small for-profit university located in Mahwah, NJ ranked 23rd
in New Jersey. It has a total of 1,188 full-time undergraduate students. Lincoln Technical Institute-Mahwah offers 6 different majors. 65.84% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, joining the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $37,100 per year, which is 11% under the national median.

Fortis Institute-Wayne is a very small for-profit university located in Wayne, NJ ranked 24th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 797 full-time undergraduate students. Fortis Institute-Wayne offers 7 different majors. 75.13% of students graduate starting the next stage of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $28,400 per year, which is 32% less than the national median.

Caldwell University is a small private institution located in Caldwell, NJ ranked 25th
in New Jersey. It has a total of 1,790 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, with a 93.25% acceptance rate. Caldwell University offers 53 different majors and is best known for its secondary education and teaching, information technology, and public health
programs (respectively ranked 3rd, 4th, and 6th in New Jersey). With a tuition cost of $33,990 per year, Caldwell University is somewhat moderately costly. 58% of students graduate beginning the next chapter of their lives, joining the labor force. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $44,400 per year, which is 7% above the national median.