Seton Hall University is classified as a doctoral-granting research university. This large four-year institution has an estimated annual full-time enrollment of 3,000 to 9,999 students. Approximately half of degree-seeking students are enrolled full time, and 25% to 49% of undergraduates reside on campus. This institution awards a balanced number of bachelor’s degrees in both the arts and sciences and the professional fields. Graduate degrees are available in up to half of the fields available to undergraduate majors, and the school awards research doctorate degrees in a variety of fields. Most of these graduate degrees are awarded in professional fields other than engineering, such as education, health professions, social work, or public policy. According to data for fall enrollment, at least 80% of undergraduates are enrolled full-time. Transfer students make up at least 20% of entering undergraduates. Enrollment data shows that both graduates and undergraduates are enrolled at this institution, with the majority of students enrolled in undergrad programs. 25-49% of students are enrolled in graduate programs.
Seton Hall University
Address:
400 S Orange Ave, South Orange, NJ 07079-2697
Phone:
973-761-9000
Website:
http://www.shu.edu
About Seton Hall University
School Information
General Information
Student Body SizeUndergraduate5,213
Graduate4,403
Total9,616
GenderFemale58%
Male42%
Student Age% Under 2563%
% 25 and Over37%
% Age Unknown0%
Attendance Type% Full-time68%
% Part-time32%
Race/Ethnicity% White51.2%
% Black10.9%
% Asian5.8%
% Latino8.3%
% Native American0.2%
% Race Unknown19.9%
% International student4%
Student ServicesCareer CounselingYes
Student Employment ServicesYes
Graduate Placement ServicesYes
Study AbroadYes
Day CareNO
Religious AffiliationNO
Campus settingSuburb
Intitution typePrivate
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Academic Information
Admissions Information
Open AdmissionNo
ApplicantsTotal11,397
% Admitted79%
% Admitted Who Enrolled15%
Application RequirementsHigh School GPA
High School TranscriptRequired
High School RankingRecommended
College Prep CoursesRequired
Letter of RecommendationRequired
Demonstration of CompetenciesNeither required nor recommended
Admissions ExaminationRequired
Test of English as a Foreign Language (International Students)Required
Standardized Tests% of Applicants Submitting SAT93%
% of Applicants Submitting ACT23%
Admitted Student SAT Scores 25th Percentile75th Percentile
SAT Critical Reading / 800580 / 800
SAT Writing500 / 800590 / 800
SAT Math490 / 800590 / 800
Admitted Student ACT Scores 25th Percentile75th Percentile
ACT Composite22 / 3627 / 36
ACT English21 / 3627
ACT Writing / 12 / 12
ACT Math21 / 3626 / 36
Tuition and Financial Aid
Tuition & FeesUndergraduate Application Fee$55
Graduate Application Fee$50
In-State Tuition & Fees$31,890
Out-of-State Tuition & Fees$31,890
Financial Aid% Undergraduates with Financial Aid95%
% Undergraduates with Loans63%
% Undergraduates with Grants91%
Average Undergraduate Financial Aid Award$
0
Other CostsBooks and Supplies (Estimated)$1,300
Typical On-Campus Room and Board Cost$10,828
Off-Campus Room and Board Cost (Estimated)$10,828
On-Campus Living Expenses (Estimated)$3,600
Off-Campus Living Expenses (Estimated)$3,600
Living with Family, Living Expenses (Estimated)$3,600
Neighborhood Data for the South Orange Area
Median AgeNot Available
Median Household Income$
Total Population
Race/Ethnicity% Whitenan%
% Blacknan%
% Asiannan%
% Latinonan%
% Native Americannan%
% Pacific Islandernan%
% Indian (South Asia)nan%
Housing
On Campus Housing ProvidedYes
Meal Plan ProvidedYes, number of meals in the maximum meal plan offered
Typical On-Campus Room and Board Cost$10,828
Off-Campus Room and Board Cost (Estimated)$10,828
Rental Vacancy Rate$nan%
Median Rent (Rental Units of Any Size)Not Available