Seton Hall University in South Orange

Seton Hall University is an amazing academic university that I believe does not get enough credit. They have a very prestigious business school that works extremely hard to make sure every student is successful. They have developed me into a very hard working student and I am thankful for them for helping me get a summer internship my sophomore year. Seton Hall University is a great school and I highly recommend perspective students to check it out!

Graduated from Seton Hall University, and absolutely enjoyed my education experience. The professors took the time to get to know each student within the cohort. As a student, I knew where I stood with the professor at all times. The professors utilized the latest advances in education technology. The University took the time to ensure that their IT platform accommodated distance learners, but also allowed distance learners to feel at home on campus throughout the program. Seton Hall University was the perfect school for me!

I enjoyed my visit to Seton Hall University. Care about students and alumni from foreign countries. National Origin, Race, and Creed is a top priority to Seton Hall University. Much better school than Quinnipiac University. I have first hand experience on Quinnipiac University. QU will discriminate if your Indian, Muslim, Black, Chinese, Mexican. The only reason QU has South Asian students on campus is because the racist Higher Authorities want their money. John Lahey, Mark Thompson, Donald Weinbach, Dianna Pategas, Edgar Rodriguez, Lynn Bushnell, and John Morgan are at fault for all the racism that happens on the QU campus. The QU Higher Authorities mentioned above hate people of color (Especially Brown people-Indians and Muslims). In reality the QU Higher Authorities and Matt Conway QU's Attorney hate people from India. Matt Conway QU's Attorney wrote a death threat letter to end a QU Indian Alumni's life. The QU Indian alumni's mother and father were also present and threatened by Matt Conway at the CCHRO Central Office in Hartford. QU's Attorney is ignorant, a bully, malicious, two faced, shady, erratic, disturbed, unprofessional, corrupt, dishonest, negative, rude, and racist toward Indians. Matt Conway and Paul Stoughton manage an unethical law firm. Conway voted for Donald Trump. He supports the immigration ban and Donald Trump name calling every Black NFL player "SOB's". He has a disdain for Indians. A Quinnipiac University Indian Alumni floored him on the Connecticut General Statutes and Title II Public Accommodation Civil Rights Act of 1964 in the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities. He is incompetent and has no clue on World Views, National Origin, Creed, and Race. Attorney Conway lost a National Origin discrimination case against a QU Indian Alumni in 2015. Unsuccessful in defending a National Origin Discrimination (India) claim and failed to get a "No Reasonable Cause"(administrative dismissal) determination in CCHRO during the Mandatory Mediation Conference for his client Quinnipiac University. 82 allegations were filed against his client John Lahey President, Mark Thompson EVP, Donald Weinbach VP of Alumni Affairs, Dianna Pateags Associate VP of Alumni Affairs, Edgar Rodriguez Chief of Public Safety Quinnipiac University for discriminating, harassing, provoking, bullying, extorting, blackmailing, and threatening an Indian alumni's life. Indian National Origin discrimination complaint easily passed a CCHRO Merit Assessment Review. Complainant's CCHRO Lengthy Affidavit and Rebuttal was much stronger than Quinnipiac University's weak response. The QU Indian Alumni and the Indian family pointed out in CCHRO that National Origin discrimination against Indians does exist at Quinnipiac University and in the small little law firm of Conway and Stoughton. Matt Conway wrote a threatening letter to end a QU Indian Alumni's life thinking that it would solve the problem. It made the problem worse for his client QU.Down below is a comment from the Quinnipiac University google page. A pattern of National Origin discrimination toward Indian people does exist at Quinnipiac University.Vinay Patel 5 reviews · 2 photosa week ago The faculty and campus are amazing, but something about the University itself is off-putting. The lack of any diversity may be a problem but the fact that they group ethnic students together on purpose with housing is extremely concerning. Also extremely expensive and the meal plan is limited as well.

I attended Seton Hall in the 2012-2013 school year for my freshman year. It was the single worst year of my life. lets first talk about the vain. 1. For how much I was paying a year (about 40,000) I was appalled at the state of my dorm room. I was in Aquinas in the basement. It was cold, wet, and smelled weird. The walls were cinder blocks and the bathrooms were outdated and had actually needed a little extra scrubbing from myself and my roommates. It was suite style meaning you walked into two rooms and a bathroom. There were two of us in my room and three in the other. That is 5 girls sharing one small bathroom, ill let you imagine what that was like. The rooms were about the same size and i felt bad for the other girls with three in one room. It was far too cramped. I let one of the girls keep some of her stuff in my room because they didnt have enough space. I was literally sick the entire school year. I think there was mold somewhere because my allergies had never been so bad. When I left for breaks my symptoms would suddenly go away.2. The classes were terrible. The classes here were easier and less enthusiastic than high school. I payed $40,000 to attend this school. I should have been engaged and had teachers that actually cared. I also hated the freshman courses we were forced to take first semester. They were taught by priests. I get its a catholic school but having a religions course taught with the obvious bias made me sick. Not to mention the religion being shoved down my throat. The teachers didn't care and it was quite plain alot of them hated working there.3. It was far smaller than I thought it was. I was recruited from AZ for academic excellence and I truly felt like I was scammed into attending. I was given this speech about how amazing the basketball team was, and the academic programs were all to be rivaled, and the campus is unparalleled, blah blah blah. I was niave and believed her. School is tiny and so damn clicky. It was the worst parts of high school all over again. I'd made friends but I kid you not when I say we all left after our freshman year. I went back to AZ, one went to WVU, another went to Rutgers and another went to Hunter College in NYC.DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS INSTITUTION. There are far better universities actually worth your time, energy, experience, and cold hard cash. This place is not. End rant.

As a student at Seton Hall, what I like the most about the school is that there is something for everyone. Of course the school puts academics first, excelling in multiple fields from business to diplomacy. But if a college student was to consume themselves with only schoolwork, they may lose their mind. That's why I appreciate the fact that Seton Hall offers so much for the students to get involved in so that they can make the most out of their college experience and attain knowledge that just cannot be given in a classroom. There are jobs on campus like Blue Crew and Peer Advisers that allow students to get involved at Seton Hall while representing Seton Hall, really allowing students to feel a part of the community. And with all the social, cultural, religious, and academic organizations on campus, it feels as though everyone is bound to find their place at Seton Hall.