Seton Hall University

Date: Mar 20 2010
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
I would never recommend this school to anyone. I know its business program has gained recognition lately, but I do not understand why. I never studied a day in my life at Seton Hall, now I have my Series 7 and 66 Licenses and have currently passed Level 1 of the CFA Exam on my first try. I am 25 years old. I graduated in 2007 with a degree in Finance. Seton Hall did nothing for me to help me land a job, I went through Monster.com.

I contribute none of my success to Seton Hall, and will never give them another penny of my money. The teaching staff was very negative and self absorbed in their own worlds. Please do not try to reach your business professors during their office hours either because they are never there. Email and class were the only ways I got in contact with my professors. Also, Seton Hall assigns you an academic adviser, most schools you may have one or two - I had five and I never changed my major! So not only could I count on my professors not being there for me, I had no one else to go to either.

Bottom line, I would think twice before going to Seton Hall. Not only is the area unsafe at night, but the overall college/academic experience is certainly not worth the money - and they even gave me a 1/3 off of my tuition to go there. Trust me, if you are second guessing yourself about Seton Hall, do not go there unless you want to be unchallenged and have a miserable collegiate experience.