How hard is it to get into Seton Hall University?
With a 73.3% acceptance rate, Seton Hall University is accessible — admits a majority of applicants. It enrolls roughly 6,036 undergraduates (suburban setting) in South Orange, NJ. Solid grades, a sensible test plan, and thoughtful essays go a long way here.
What it takes to get in
- SAT: admitted students land around 1220–1390 (middle 50%). Aim for the upper end to be competitive.
- ACT: the middle 50% is about 27–32.
- Testing policy: Test required. Confirm on the school's site, since policies shift each cycle.
- Essays: at Seton Hall University's selectivity, the application essays are often what separates similar applicants. Make them specific and authentically yours.
Cost
Published tuition is about $53,170 per year before aid. Many students pay less after financial aid — check the school's net price calculator.
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- What is Seton Hall University's acceptance rate?
- Seton Hall University's acceptance rate is 73.3%, which makes it accessible — admits a majority of applicants.
- What SAT or ACT score do you need for Seton Hall University?
- Admitted students typically score about 1220–1390 on the SAT (middle 50%) and about 27–32 on the ACT. Scores at or above this range strengthen your application, but they are one factor among many.
- Is Seton Hall University test-optional?
- Seton Hall University's current testing policy is: Test required. Always confirm on the school's admissions site, as policies change by cycle.
Sources & official links
- Seton Hall University official website
- Seton Hall University on College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education)
- Admissions figures compiled from the Common Data Set and IPEDS.
Figures are the most recent available from Common Data Set, IPEDS, and public reports, and are approximate. Always confirm details on Seton Hall University’s official admissions site.