As one of the nation’s leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall offers over 90 highly ranked programs. 

We excel in the health sciences with programs in Nursing, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Occupational Therapy, and Athletic Training. Plus, we have top Pre-dental and Pre-medical programs. In fact, 93% of our Pre-med students get into medical school.

Joint Bachelor’s/MD Program
In July 2018, Seton Hall University opened a new School of Medicine in partnership with Hackensack Meridian Health, a system of 16 hospitals and 450 patient care centers, including the #1 rated hospital in New Jersey. Twenty-five percent of the seats in the School of Medicine are reserved exclusively for Seton Hall graduates, and Seton Hall has designed an innovative Joint Bachelor’s/MD Program for incoming freshmen. To learn more about this program, visit shu.edu/jointmd.

Interprofessional Health Sciences campus
The new School of Medicine is located on our Interprofessional Health Sciences (IHS) campus. It is also the home of Seton Hall’s highly acclaimed College of Nursing and the School of Health and Medical Sciences, which offers programs such as Athletic Training, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Speech-Language Pathology, and more. This interprofessional learning environment creates an innovative, team-based approach, which greatly advantages the ability for all our students to work collaboratively, improve patient care, and better prepare to enter a health care profession. The IHS campus is located on the border of Clifton and Nutley, New Jersey, only 20 minutes from Seton Hall’s South Orange campus.

Personal attention
With a 14:1 student-faculty ratio and an average class size of 21, faculty know more than just your name. At Seton Hall, you can begin working on research projects with faculty as early as your freshman year, and many students even attend conferences with faculty. You’ll benefit from the close mentorship of faculty and a community dedicated to challenging and supporting you.

Servant leadership
Seton Hall is a Catholic university with a more than 160-year tradition of excellence. Seton Hall values integrity, compassion, and a commitment to helping others. A diverse and welcoming community, Seton Hall embraces students of all faiths and inspires students to become servant leaders who make a difference in the world.

Career advantage
Nestled in the suburban village of South Orange, New Jersey, SetonHall provides the safe, quaint charm of a small town and the hustle and bustle of New York City life only 30 minutes away. Just hop on the train in the center of town and the worlds of entertainment, art, publishing, finance, and fashion; the United Nations; and thousands of major corporations are at your doorstep. This translates to a career edge and unprecedented job opportunities, not to mention lots of career advantage. Seton Hall offers more than 17,000 internship opportunities, and more than 81% of students have an internship—or two—on their résumé before graduation. In fact, Seton Hall is ranked #4 in the nation for providing internship opportunities. Seton Hall students have an employment rate of 92%, and mid-career earnings are 50% higher than the national average. Seton Hall offers a comprehensive Career Center, and your career counselor begins working with you freshman year.

“Beginning my freshman year, I started working with my Pre-med advisor; she really helped me and even paired me with a Seton Hall alumni mentor, an orthopedic oncological surgeon at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City. I got to observe him during 30 surgeries and assist him with several research projects. This, combined with my on-campus research with Dr. Muldow on stress hormones—as well as my two summer research positions at Columbia University Medical Center working on diabetes research—truly taught me to apply what I was studying in the classroom and helped me get into medical school.”
— Richard Greendyk
Biology major, Pre-med
Chemistry and Spanish minors

“I loved every minute of the Seton Hall program. I was in five different clinical settings, getting a firsthand look at the kind of career I wanted to pursue. I feel extremely confident in my abilities to help athletes achieve their very best.”
— Mercedes Cunningham
Athletic Training major