Congratulations on your acceptance to Seton Hall University! We are delighted to count you among an elite group of students accepted each year. Below is a helpful checklist of items you need to complete or consider to enroll at Seton Hall University. If you have questions about the enrolling process, please contact us at (800) THE-HALL or thehall@shu.edu.
- Confirm Your Enrollment
Confirm your intent to enroll at Seton Hall by submitting your Confirmation of Enrollment Form along with the $250 tuition deposit Once you have deposited, you will receive an enrolling booklet in the mail with more information on enrolling procedures and orientation details.
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- Apply for Housing
If you plan to live on campus, you need to complete the housing application and make your housing deposit online. Please file as soon as possible. Space is limited, and we cannot offer a guarantee. If you prefer to pay by check or money order, enclose it with your tuition deposit. Housing assignments are made in mid-July.
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File the FAFSA
If you haven't already, submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 and be sure to list Seton Hall’s federal school code (002632). Financial Aid Awards are mailed after March 1 to all students who filed the FAFSA.
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- Submit your Official Transcripts
Submit all official transcripts for all college-level credit you have earned to the Office of Admissions. We will evaluate your transfer credits and provide you with an advanced standing credit evaluation via mail.
- Attend Pirate Preview
Mark your calendars to attend Pirate Preview, our premier accepted student event, held on April 15.
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Can't make these dates? Register for a campus tour. Tours run Monday through Saturday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
- Meet with Your Adviser
Meet with your adviser to evaluate your advanced standing credit evaluation and receive help with course selection and registration for the coming semester.
- Get your Student ID
Get your Student ID card and parking permit. Visit the Campus ID Office in Duffy Hall, Room 63, to get both your ID and permit. Note: You must have your ID before you can pick up your laptop!
- Pick up your Laptop
Schedule an appointment to pick up your laptop by calling (973) 313-6181. To
pick up your laptop, you'll need to bring your ID card, your advanced standing
and you must be registered for classes as a full-time student. Your laptop will
be loaded with wireless connectivity and professional-level software, and when
you graduate it is yours to keep.
- Submit your Undergraduate Health Form
Complete and mail your Undergraduate Health Form to Health Services.
- Access PirateNet
PirateNet is Seton Hall’s online portal and your access to your placement tests, financial aid, bills, registration and more. To access the portal, visit PirateNet.shu.edu and enter your user name and password, which can be found in your Pirate Adventure booklet on page 5.
- Submit your Health Insurance Waiver
New Jersey State Law requires that full-time matriculated students be covered by health insurance. Seton Hall automatically provides a group health insurance plan which is charged to your bill. However, you may complete an insurance waiver form through PirateNet if you already have health insurance and do not want the Seton Hall plan. To
learn more about Seton Hall’s plan, click here »
- Accept Your Financial Aid Awards
Financial Aid Awards are mailed after March 1 to all students who filed the FAFSA. Students who have received their Financial Aid Awards need to review and accept their awards in PirateNet. Your login information can be found in your Pirate Adventure booklet.
- Attend Transfer Orientation
Attend Seton Hall's Transfer Orientation, scheduled for January 12 (Spring Semester) or August 22 (Fall Semester) in order to become acquainted with student resources, services and activities.
Learn More About Seton HallYou might have a lot of questions about attending Seton Hall — how financial aid works, what scholarships are available, what is Freshmen Studies and what do my parents need to know. Don't worry, we've got answers! Take a look at these resources:
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