Seton Hall vs Catholic University

[Arijos0222]

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[nysegop]

I was looking at either Seton Hall or the Catholic University of America for undergrad education, possibly transferring to another school afterwards.

I have heard a lot of bad things about Seton Hall, but not so much about CUA.

Anyone familiar with these institutions?

If you're catholic I bet you could get some good scholarships at CUA.
+Washington DC = Nice
There are 6 students for every member of faculty on campus.


Cons:
Lack of diversity
Lack of athletics
Lack of Greek Life (If you're into that)
High Room & Board Prices

 

[CedarZ4]

I'd choose Rutgers over those two schools any day.

More opportunity, and most importantly, cheaper. Not to mention, with the Rutgers/UMDNJ merger this July, I'd imagine being a Rutgers student would help you get into their MS or DS.

 

[Arijos0222]

I'd choose Rutgers over those two schools any day.

More opportunity, and most importantly, cheaper. Not to mention, with the Rutgers/UMDNJ merger this July, I'd imagine being a Rutgers student would help you get into their MS or DS.

Yes but not everyone has the SAT or GPA for Rutgers sir...

 

[nysegop]

Yes but not everyone has the SAT or GPA for Rutgers sir...

We can get in dude:
http://www.cappex.com/colleges/Rutgers-University-New-Brunswick/admissions

 

[Arijos0222]

We can get in dude:
http://www.cappex.com/colleges/Rutgers-University-New-Brunswick/admissions

I stand corrected...

I thought it was more of the lines of NYU tbh

http://www.cappex.com/colleges/New-York-University/admissions

 

[nysegop]

I stand corrected...

I thought it was more of the lines of NYU tbh

http://www.cappex.com/colleges/New-York-University/admissions

NYU is pretty hard to get into.