Any Advice to get new Seton Hall students

[newyorkmember20]

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just wondering if anyone who is currently at seton hall have any advice to give ? i will be attending this fall.

 

[dobber]

save a lot of money. Seton Hall is EXPENSIVE.

 

[newyorkmember20]

arent all ot schools expensive though ?

 

[dobber]

Some schools are cheaper than others. For example, in the REALLY cheap side of things California State University at Dominguez Hills' tuition is $6k/semester and their residency requirements are a little more lax than other states...meaning after your first year you can apply to become an in-state resident and pay only $3200/semester. Their program is apparently really good too! Even though the cost of living in Cali is kinda high, it's a lot better to manage $6400/year in tuition.

Then there is the complete opposite end of the spectrum. Schools like USC and NYU are almost $60k a year! OT is a great career but you also gotta think about your future. How will your loans be paid off? Do you have any loans carrying over from undergrad? There are a lot of things you gotta think about.

That is why I suggested saving money. Seton Hall has a fantastic program (I applied and was accepted there for undergrad - I'm from Jersey) but the tuition was just too much for me. Cost of living in Jersey is also a little on the high side. Save money where you can.

 

[dobber]

Are you from jersey? I can help you out with housing if you want... Just PM me.

 

[dobber]

Also, I forgot the program is THREE years long.