Division Departments
Academic Resource Center
The Academic Resource Center offers services to help students reach their full potential. The ARC offers skill-building workshops in note taking, test taking strategies, time management, stress management, and preparing for final exams, in addition to individual and group tutoring. Learn more about the Academic Resource Center»
Academic Support for Student Athletes
Learning consultants and tutors work together in Academic Support Services to serve student-athletes by maintaining contact with faculty, monitoring study halls, facilitating advisement and overseeing compliance with university and NCAA academic regulations. Learn more about Academic Support Services for Student Athletes»
Campus Inclusion Center
The learning space in the University Center promotes inclusion, belonging, collegiality, and collaboration among students, faculty, staff, and administrators. All are welcome. Learn more about the Campus Inclusion Center » .
Campus ID Office
The Campus ID Office is responsible for issuing student, employee, vendor, visitor and temporary identification cards. The Campus ID Office also manages the Pirate's Gold program, which enables identification card holders to deposit funds into a Pirate's Gold account and to use the ID card as a debit card on campus and at participating locations throughout South Orange. Learn More about the Campus I.D. Office »
The Career Center
Whether you are a first-year or graduate level student, The Career Center offers an array of programs and services to assist you in pursuing your career aspirations. The Career Center takes pride in its strong partnerships with employers from all industries and offers a variety of recruiting venues each year. The Career Center also assists our alumni with professional career coaching for career transitions. Learn More about the Career Center »
Center for Academic Success
The Center for Academic Success program assists first-year college students in defining their academic and career goals. Every student has a mentor, who serves as their academic adviser during the first year, as well as a peer adviser. In addition, first-year students take a University Life course in the Fall as a part of this program. Learn more about CAS »
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
CAPS provides year-round counseling, crisis intervention, consultation, outreach, and referral services to the Seton Hall University community. Learn More about CAPS »
Dean of Students
The mission of the Office of the Dean of Studentsis to advocate for students and their success throughout their academic career with a focus on integrity and guided by the University's Catholic mission. Students develop responsible decision-making skills and engage in self-reflection.Learn More about the Dean of Students Office»
Disability Support Services
The Office of Disability Support Services (DSS) coordinates accommodations and services for students with disabilities. Learn More about the Office of Disability Support Services »
Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF)
The New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) was created in 1968 to ensure meaningful access to higher education for those who come from backgrounds of economic and educational disadvantage. Learn more about our EOF programs, including Educational Opportunity Program and Pre-Med/Pre-Dental Plus Program.
Health Services
Seton Hall University Health Services promotes and supports health in its broadest interpretation, by providing high quality health care to University students, health education to the University community, and promoting a safe environment of caring and community. Learn More about Health Services »
Parking Services
The Office of Parking Services is responsible for the regulation and enforcement of all University parking lots. Learn more about Parking Services »
Public Safety and Security
The Department of Public Safety and Security is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Learn More Public Safety and Security »
Residence Life
The Department of Residence Life at Seton Hall University is dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive living and learning environment within our residence halls. Learn More about Residence Life»
RISE
The Resilience, Integrity, Scholarship, and Excellence (RISE) program assists low-income, first-generation, Pell-eligible, or students with disabilities to persist and graduate from Seton Hall University. Learn more about RISE-SSS» and RISE- GEN1»
ROTC
The Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program in the Department of Military Science offers cadets a way to simultaneously attend college and train to commission as an officer in the US Army. Eligible students can receive a scholarship for up to four years, as well as a stipend. Prospective candidates can apply as incoming freshman or up until they have two years of school left. Information is available for high school students, college students, and enlisted soldiers. Learn More about ROTC »
Scheduling and Operations
Scheduling & Operations is responsible for scheduling and operations through the 25Live reservation center for the Bishop Dougherty University Center and Bethany Hall. The Office also creates and develops the communication, budget, and assessment strategy for the Division of Student Services. Learn more about Scheduling & Operations »
Student Engagement
The mission of the Office of Student Engagement is to cultivate a seamless student experience that values and enhances learning both inside and outside of the classroom while building campus traditions and capacity for social integration through student activities and leadership.Learn More about the Department of Student Engagement»
Transfer Student Center
The Transfer Student Center was founded on the principles that our incoming students should have an area specifically designated to serving students transitioning from other institutions acclimate to and engage with Seton Hall University in the most effective way possible. Learn more about the Transfer Center»