Seton Hall University - Campus LifeOverview - Services & Facilities - Campus Life - Extracurriculars
Address: OverviewPercentage of undergrads that live in college-owned housing: 43%Percentage of Male Undergrads Living in Fraternities: 5% Percentage of Female Undergrads Living in Sororities: 3% Percentage of students on campus on weekends: 63% College HousingDoes the school offer students housing? YesPercentage of students living in college-owned housing: 43% Housing available for all unmarried students? Yes If on-campus housing is unavailable, does school provide assistance? Yes Available types of campus housing: coed dorms (89%), apartment for single students (11%), special housing for disabled students Percentage of college-owned housing units that are...Singles: 6%Doubles: 70% Triples or Suites: 13% Apartments: 11% Other: 0% Number of college-owned housing buildings: 8 Percentage of college-owned housing units that have...A sprinkler system: 100%Fire alarms: 100% Wired high-speed internet access: 100% Campus Size: 58 acres Transportation (distances in miles)Nearest airport(s): Newark, NJ (6), New York,NY (35)Nearest train station: Newark, NJ (5) Nearest bus station: Newark, NJ (5) Does public transportation serve campus? Are all students allowed to have cars on campus? No Percentage of students with cars on campus: 60% Student EmploymentIs there school employment? YesPercent of undergraduates that worked on campus in 2005-2006: 22% Average undergraduate wage: $1,500 Are freshmen discouraged from working their first term? No Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)Army ROTC: Offered on campusNavy ROTC: Not offered Air Force ROTC: Not offered Rules and RegulationsIs legal alcohol permitted on campus? YesOther policies: class attendance policies set by individual instructors, honor code, hazing prohibited CampusMost popular events: Peterscheim Academic Exposition (students and professors present their research), Barrio Talent Show, BSU/NCNW Formal, DOVE's Carnival of Fun, Charter Day (a lecture and campus-wide trivia contest mark the day of the University's founding), A & S Concert Series, Dhamaka Dance Competition, Greek Week (Greeks compete in community service and fun contests), MGC Step Show, MLK Celebration, Pirate King & Queen, SHU 500 Day of Service, Spring Fling, Theatre-in-the-Round Productions, University Day (fall homecoming carnival with concerts and barbecue), Walsh Library Gallery Shows, Welcome Week, Winter Ball, Many Are One (annual alumni ball), Reunion Weekend (for alumni), Fall and Spring Integrity and Professionalism Convocation (a CEO lecture series), Jim and Judy O'Brien Economic Colloquium (a panel discussion with students and experts), Public Service Month (a month of community service projects and seminars on nonprofit careers), Women's Conference (interdisciplinary conference on women's issues), World Leaders Forum (a lecture series with foreign leaders), SHU 500 (campus-wide community service day), Model UN Conference (brings together over 300 High School students from around the world), Multicultural Film and Lecture Series.Each college profile contains important information, including an overview, detailed information on services and facilities at the college, information on campus life, and extracurriculars. There are over 120 fields of information for each college page, and you will find the information rank high in value as you undergo your college search. You can look up the cost of tuition, important information on student computers, housing policies, and the school's organizations. All this applies to both public and private schools. In fact, you'll find your answer to what type of school it is right on the college's profile. Sitemap - Privacy - |