Seton Hall University Top Questions

The campus is very casual, most students wear jeans or sweats to class. The culture is very accepting, we're one of the most diverse campuses in the country attracting people from all over the US and throughout the world.

All I have to say is we have a very diverse campus with all 50 states represented and 0ver 60 different countries. Even though we are a Catholic school it does not interfere with other religious groups. The university allows students the option of attending mass. In a nutshell, you can go through Seton Hall and never once participate in a religious event and nothing will be taken away from your experience as a student.

Seton Hall is a catholic university so the over all feel of the campus is of active, moral students who care about the University and the community. But are student body comes from almost all 50 states and numerous countries. There are clubs and organizations on campus for just about everything and they're easy to start if you want to make a new one. We're all active in at least one club and intramurals are very popular. School spirit wavers at time but we're division 1 big east so we've got plenty of games to go to and sports to cheer on.

Some of them are very loud when they drink.

Respectful of each other. If you needs help they are willing to give offer, and all friendly and understanding of each other.

Some are nice som are not.

Very diverse, sometimes kept to themselves, however can be friendly once you get to know them

so much fun!

The people on this campus tend to be very friendly.

Conservative, also goal driven. somewhat unhelpful.

For the most part my classmates are upper middle class caucasians.

Diverse crowd, some more friendly than others.

They are fun, intellectually stimulating individuals

Seton Hall's student body is not that diverse. Its a predominately white school which does not bother me at all. All my life I have been in a diverse environment so this is a change but I think it is a nice experience as well because it gave me the ability to experience something different. I have experienced racial situations here but I look at it as preparation because things like that do exist in the real world. I have made some wonderful friends here though and learned a lot of new things from them as well so I actually have no complaints about the students besides the few who ruin things for others which every school has. I find that a lot of the students are from Jersey. I come from a military background so I have always been around people from different areas but I think my high school had more out of state students than my college does. Its also easier for them to get around because they live close and have cars and stuff and can go home on the weekends.

Seton hall is very diverse in religions, and cultures