Paula Alexander Becker

I love this university. I had time to study ESL program here and I would be attractable their plan. It was not only good professors, friendly and humorously friends, but also they (I mean the leaders of that university) have extremely detail their program for each of their students. Tutors and adviser are wonderful with many years to do that jobs. And another side, they have good material things to provide for education program. I enjoyed my free time at school in the main chapel, it is awesome

Seton Hall's graduate programs appear to prioritize financial gain over educational quality. The university neglects to provide essential resources, underpays adjunct faculty, and fails to hire qualified mentors, which undermines the academic experience. The administration's lack of action to address these issues reflects a disregard for student needs, signaling that the institution values profit over education. Prospective students should seriously reconsider enrolling here, as the lack of support and investment in student success makes it a poor choice. Save your money and choose a university that prioritizes your education.

Very compact campus. Nice layouts, easy acess, walk friendly campus. Everyone we met during our visit was nice and helpful. They represented SHU very well, making a lasting impression on all of us.

I love being a student at Seton Hall. One thing that I like about going to school here is that my faculty really care about me. Seton Hall is a mid size campus and because of that there is plenty of chances to get to know my professors and get involved on campus. Another good thing about Seton Hall is that there is a fantastic alumni network, and this in combination with the closeness to New York City has helped me and many of my friends here get connected with employers for internships and jobs post grad. I cannot say enough good things about my experience at Seton Hall!

The best way to describe Seton Hall is decent. The best part of SHU to me is the community feel and friends I’ve made. Besides this I would’ve been inclined to transfer. Very mid-level academics with a lack of course structure and very poor academic and career advisors who have been little to no help whatsoever. The social life has been on a decline largely due to policies put in place by the school to be stricter on events and parties. Again, overall decent college that may not be worth the large tuition rates.