Seton Hall University

They value the small class sizes, which foster close interactions with professors, creating a personalized learning experience.

The university’s proximity to New York City offers numerous internship opportunities, enhancing career preparation. The sense of community and dedication to student growth are also noted as positive aspects.

2023-2024 Tuition Fees:

• In-State, Out-of-State: $51,370
• Books & Supplies: $1,000

Seton Hall University offers a diverse array of bachelor’s programs across multiple disciplines:

Arts & Design

• Art and Design: This program provides a comprehensive education in visual arts, fostering creativity and technical skills.
• Graphic Design and Advertising: Students learn to create compelling visual communications, combining artistic design with marketing strategies.
• Interactive Media/Game Design/Animation: This course focuses on developing skills in interactive content creation, game design, and animation techniques.

Business & Management

• Accounting: The program prepares students for careers in accounting, emphasizing financial reporting, auditing, and taxation.
• Business Analytics: Students learn to analyze data to inform business decisions, integrating statistical analysis with business knowledge.
• Economics: This course covers economic theory and its applications, preparing students for roles in various economic sectors.
• Entrepreneurship: Focuses on developing skills to start and manage new business ventures, encouraging innovation and strategic planning.
• Finance: Students study financial management, investment strategies, and market analysis to prepare for careers in finance.
• Global Supply Chain Management: This program teaches the management of global supply chains, logistics, and operations.
• Information Technology Management: Combines IT knowledge with business management principles to prepare students for tech leadership roles.
• Management: Covers organizational behavior, strategic planning, and leadership to prepare students for managerial positions.
• Marketing: Focuses on market research, consumer behavior, and strategic marketing planning.
• Mathematical Finance: Integrates mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to prepare students for quantitative finance roles.
• Sport Management: Prepares students for careers in the sports industry, covering management, marketing, and event planning.

Communications & Media

• Broadcast and Visual Media: Students learn production techniques for television, radio, and digital media platforms.
• Communication: Covers various aspects of human communication, including interpersonal, organizational, and media studies.
• Digital Journalism: Focuses on reporting, writing, and multimedia storytelling in the digital age.
• Film Production/Film Editing: Teaches the art and technical skills of film production and post-production editing.
• Public Relations: Prepares students to manage public perception and communication strategies for organizations.
• Sound Production and Engineering: Focuses on audio production techniques for various media applications.
• Television Production/Sports Broadcasting: Covers production skills specific to television and sports media.

Computers & IT

• Computer Science: Offers a foundation in programming, algorithms, and systems design.
• Computer Engineering: Combines electrical engineering and computer science principles to develop computer hardware and software.

Counseling

• Psychology (B.A. and B.S.): Provides a comprehensive understanding of psychological theories and practices, preparing students for various counseling roles.

Criminal Justice & Law

• Criminal Justice: Studies the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and corrections.
• Political Science: Explores government systems, political behavior, and public policies, providing a foundation for legal studies.

Education & Teaching

• Elementary and Special Education with an M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology: An integrated program preparing students for teaching and speech-language pathology.
• Integrated Early Childhood, Elementary, and Special Education: Prepares students to teach at various educational levels, focusing on inclusive education.
• Secondary Education: Focuses on teaching methods and subject matter expertise for secondary school educators.
• Secondary and Special Education: Combines secondary education with special education training.

Healthcare

• Health Sciences: Provides a broad understanding of health-related topics, preparing students for various healthcare roles.
• Athletic Training (5-year B.S./M.S. or B.A./M.S. dual-degree): Prepares students for careers in athletic training through an accelerated program.
• Occupational Therapy (6-year B.A./M.S. dual-degree): An accelerated program leading to a career in occupational therapy.
• Physical Therapy (3+3 B.S./D.P.T. dual-degree): A program combining undergraduate and doctoral studies in physical therapy.
• Physician Assistant (3+3 B.S./M.S. dual-degree): An accelerated path to becoming a physician assistant.
• Speech-Language Pathology (4+2 with psychology or education): Prepares students for careers in speech-language pathology.

Liberal Arts & Humanities

• Africana Studies: Explores the histories, cultures, and experiences of African and African-descended peoples.
• Anthropology: Studies human societies, cultures, and their development.
• Asian Studies: Focuses on the cultures, languages, and histories of Asian regions.
• Catholic Studies: Examines Catholicism’s impact on culture, history, and society.
• English: Covers literature, writing, and critical analysis.
• Environmental Studies: Interdisciplinary study of environmental issues and solutions.
• History: Explores historical events, contexts, and interpretations.
• Liberal Studies: Offers a broad-based education across multiple disciplines.