Visitor Parking
Visitor Parking
Visitors are always welcome at Seton Hall University. A visitor parking permit is required to park a vehicle on campus and may be obtained at any of the guard booths upon entering campus.
Any person who is not a student, faculty member, employee, recreation center member, or a regularly contracted vendor/contractor is considered a visitor and will be issued a visitor permit at either Farinella Gate or Ward Place Gate. Visitor permits are valid for one day only and expire at 11:59 p.m.
Visitor Definition and Use
Visitors are individuals who are on campus for short-term visits and are not students,
faculty, or employees. Student hosts are responsible for their visitors while on campus
and must ensure all parking regulations are followed.
A vehicle may not remain parked on campus on behalf of a commuter student while the student is attending class without a valid parking permit. A vehicle that remains parked on campus while a commuter student is in class is not considered a visitor vehicle and requires a valid parking permit (daily or semester-long).
A drop-off is defined as a vehicle entering campus, the passenger exiting the vehicle, and the vehicle leaving campus immediately. Drop-offs do not require a visitor permit, provided the vehicle does not remain parked.
Overnight Visitors
Overnight guests of students must be registered through the host student’s housing
office prior to arrival. Once registered, overnight visitors should report to the
Parking Services Office during regular business hours or the Department of Public
Safety and Security after hours to obtain a parking permit. Overnight parking permits
are available for $18 per day (plus tax where applicable).
Visitors who need to park on campus for an extended period should contact Parking Services during normal business hours or Public Safety and Security after hours for assistance.
Students, faculty, and employees may not receive visitor permits for their own use.