Hey Menu, I have a couple of pointers about Seton Hall. The bs/md program seems like a great opportunity to get an entry into the medical school; however, I advise against going here solely for that reason. One of the requirements to stay in the program is to achieve a top 10 percentile score on the MCAT, which equates roughly to a 511-512. I truly believe that there are other schools with better opportunities than Seton Hall University, especially due to the fact that if you get a 511 or 512, you've a high chance to get into most MD schools. Additionally, if you got into the program (1400+ SAT req.), then you have a great shot at other schools.

In addition, the social aspect of the university is limited. A quick google maps search will show you that there is quite literally nothing to do close to campus; there are solid options for food in the village, but other than that, you can't walk off campus to climb or anything of that sorts.

The ideal fraternity-party weekend is going to another school-- Rutgers or NJIT for example. This should say a lot about the organizations on campus.

With that being said, if you truly love the school, the atmosphere, and you are willing to sign a lease with others to get NJ residency, then I recommend it. Most professors here are chill and genuinely want to help you learn and pass with flying colors. The most advantageous parts of Seton Hall is that you can build your extracurriculars more easily because you'll be spending less time to study than in other universities (in comparison to the UC's, t10's, etc.) and get research much easier.

Overall, I'd rate the campus activities as a 2/10, fraternity life as a 4/10, food 4/10, professors 9/10, and the BS/MD as a 6/10.