About Seton Hall 
Fast Facts 

College Type:
4-year Private/Catholic

History:
Founded: 1856 by Bishop James Roosevelt Bayley
Affiliation: Catholic, oldest U.S. diocesan university, under the Archdiocese of Newark

Enrollment:
Undergraduate enrollment: 5,300
54% female/46% male
82% of freshmen live on campus
Graduate enrollment: 4,500

Freshman Profile:
Unweighted GPA range: 3.0-3.5
SAT range (3 sections): 1600-1700
ACT range: 23-25

Application Deadline:
Early Action: November 15
Regular Rolling Admissions Preferred
Deadline: March 1    

Student Life And Activities:
Number of student organizations: 100+
Greek life: 25 Greek societies
17 NCAA Division I Varsity Sports
BIG EAST Conference
Intramurals and 3 club sports

Important Codes:
SAT: 2811
ACT: 2606
FAFSA: 002632

Contact Info:
Seton Hall University
400 South Orange Avenue
South Orange, NJ 07079
(973) 761-9000

Faculty and Academics:
Programs: 60+
Average class size: 25 students
Freshman English classes: 15 students
Student to faculty ratio: 14:1
Students in internships: +70%
First-year student retention rate: 83%
Total faculty: 860
Full-time faculty with Ph.D. or terminal degrees: 92%

Costs for Academic Year:
Tuition & fees: $29,630
Room & board: $11,360

Financial Aid:
Students receiving financial aid: 90%
Student receiving money directly from Seton Hall: 72%
Scholarship deadline: January 15
Athletic scholarships available: Yes

Location:
58 acre park-like campus in the village of South Orange, New Jersey
14 miles west of New York City, 30 minutes by train

Over 300 Clinical Affiliations Health and Medical Therapy

For the School of Health and Medical Sciences, patient needs are more than a mere focus.