Seton Hall At A Glance
Type of School: Catholic; oldest US Diocesan university; founded in 1856 by Reverend James Roosevelt Bayley
Size of Campus: 58-acre park-like campus with central green space where students play Frisbee and relax; six residence halls, two apartment buildings, eight academic buildings, a student center, Dunkin’ Donuts, state-of-the-art library, science and technology center, gym, and radio station
Number of Students: 6,013 undergraduate students; average class size of 21
Number of Faculty: 460 full-time faculty, with almost 90% holding the highest degree in their field; members include well-known Fulbright Scholars, authors, and researchers; less that 4% of courses taught by graduate students, offering personal mentorship from faculty
South Orange, New Jersey Become the new you at Seton Hall University A
s one of the nation’s leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall University has more than 90 rigorous academic pro-
grams that are highly ranked, like our Business Leadership program that’s ranked #1 in the nation. Seton Hall offers all the advantages of a large research university—national reputation, chal- lenging academic programs, notable alumni, state-of-the-art facilities, renowned faculty, and extensive opportunities for internships, research, and scholarship—with all the benefits of a small, supportive, and nurturing environment.
Personal attention With a 14:1 student-faculty ratio and an average class size of 21, faculty know more than just your name. At Seton Hall, you can begin working on research projects with faculty as early as your freshman year, and many students even attend conferences with faculty. You’ll benefit from the close mentorship of faculty and a community dedi- cated to challenging and supporting you.
Hands-on learning At Seton Hall, you learn by doing. That’s why, in addition to countless opportunities for research and scholarship, students can write for one of our three newspapers, work for the #1 ranked col- lege radio station in the nation, conduct research for our Market Research Center, create public relations plans for local businesses, develop les- son plans for student teaching, or work in the sports polling center conducting polls commis- sioned by ESPN.
Career advantage The University offers more than 17,000 internship opportunities, and more than 81% of students have an internship—or two—on their résumés be- fore graduation. In fact, Seton Hall is ranked #4 in the nation for providing internship opportunities.
Geographic Diversity: • Diversity rate: 48% • States represented: 46 • Countries represented: 43
International Student Services: ESL program; Office of International Programs; International Student Association; International Student Festival; International Orientation; organized field trips to New York City, Philadelphia, Niagara Falls, etc.; regular social programming, activities, and trips to local stores like Target
Financial Aid: • Over $100 million Seton Hall dollars given to students annually • 98% of students receiving financial aid
• International students automatically considered for scholarships upon admission with receipt of SAT or ACT scores
Test Score Requirements: • Average GPA: 3.6 • Average SAT (CR+M): 1235 • Average ACT: 26.5
Results of the TOEFL (550 PBT, 79 IBT) may be submitted in lieu of SAT or ACT scores, but students will not be considered for scholarships.
Application Deadlines and Fees: • Early Action I: November 15 • Early Action II: December 15 • Regular Decision I: February 1 • Regular Decision II: March 1 • Scholarship deadline: January 15 • $55 application fee
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