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  • Enrollment: 5,900 undergraduate; 3,200 graduate
  • Costs 2018-19: tuition $42,170; room & board $15,800
  • % freshmen receiving financial aid: 98%
  • % freshmen applicants admitted: 73%
  • SAT score range: Critical reading 530-620; Math 540-630
  • Student-faculty ratio: 13 to 1
  • Graduation rate (within 6 years of enrolling): 63%
  • Median salary (10 years after enrolling): $57,200
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Founded 1856, named after Elizabeth Ann Seton, first American-born saint, operated by Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark. Main campus on 58 acres in South Orange, law school in Newark; new Inter-professional Health Sciences campus in Clifton and Nutley, opened in July 2018, houses College of Nursing, School of Health and Medical Sciences and new Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University. Eight schools including Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Nursing, Graduate School of Theology, Law. 60 majors in eight schools, with graduate programs in Stillman School of Business, school of education and law school.  School of Diplomacy and International Relations alliance with United Nations Association of USA to educate international body of students to provide management personnel and leadership candidates for UN and related institutions with international relations and international businesses. Student body 55% female, 80% of freshmen live on campus, 70 countries represented. Ranked in 2019 US News & World Report Best Colleges as tied for #119 in National Universities, tied for #108 in Business Programs; and #65 in Masters of Nursing program.. Stillman School ranked #3 in US annual Poets & Quants Best Undergraduate Business Schools survey, behind only Notre Dame and William and Mary. Special centers include Asia Center; Center for Academic Technology; Center for Catholic Studies; Center for College Teaching; Center for Leadership Studies; Center for Public Service; Media Center; Writing Center; institutes include Institute for Service Learning; Institute on Work; Institute of Judaeo-Christian Studies; National Institute for Clergy Formation; NJ Institute for Collegiate Teaching & Learning; Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute; Puerto Rican Institute. Alumni include former Governor Chris Christie; former Governor Donald DiFrancesco; basketball commentator and former Seton Hall coach Bill Raftery; basketball commentator and former NBA Detroit Pistons coach Dick Vitale; actor Chuck Connors; co-inventor of three-way catalytic converter John Mooney; drummer in Bruce Springsteen E-Street Band and bandleader Max Weinberg; investor and philanthropist Raymond Chambers; US Army Chaplain and posthumous Medal of Honor recipient Major Charles Watters,
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