The campus is really beautiful and maintained well. It's a small university. It's only a short walk…read moreto lots of different shops and eateries.

Bloomfield College is located in a super nice location. There are plenty of shops and food places…read morearound the block. Lots of fun activities for residents and commuters. The Cafeteria has a large variety of food available every + they're vegan friendly. The dorms are amazingly clean and all the staffs are amazing people always willing to help. Plenty of scholarships available. I just wished that there was more science professors and more classes availability every semester. Some classes are available only every year or every other year. (Chemistry classes).

They're now serving lunch and dinner in "The Quad" at Bloomfield College. It is delicious and…read moreextremely affordable, with a "restaurant like" atmosphere. In these current times it is hard for most businesses to continue to operate, as well as families to still be able to not only enjoy but afford activities that were once the norm. The town appreciates your low prices for great quality dining. Thank you!

We came here for a quick bite to eat after Rutgers day 2016. The student center hasn't changed…read moresince I graduated, which is nice given Rutgers seems to be adding new buildings left and right taking away from the nostalgia of my college years. The food court is downstairs, with 6 fast casual restaurants to choose from. The ATM is located to the right when you walk in. To access the elevator, walk to the stair case and right before you descend it is to your left hand side. Would I come here again? Yes! It is still untouched and looks just like I remember:)

Wow what a spot. The woman in charge, Liz- what a gal. Staff is super nice and fun, spaces are…read morecool, I love sitting here and pretending to study for hours on end

I recently took an abstract art class here in September and loved it. The teacher was great showed…read moreus a few things and let us go. and really let us do what we wanted. I would take more with her for sure.

Great non profit art studio,great talented instructors & and very interesting Workshops.read more

I brought my nephew here for his college orientation. The campus is beautifully impressive and…read morethere was a lot to take in. I wish there was a little bit more order and lore to offer the families in attendance. Aside from that, it's a great place.

I graduated from this school and I do not advise anyone to attend Seton Hall. You receive a very…read moresubpar education. Seton Hall is ranked 165 out of 436 colleges/universities. Seton Hall charges $50,000 a year. Rutgers is ranked 41 and Rutgers only charges $33,000 a year. Rutgers is a by far better school than Seton Hall and it is much cheaper. Most of the professors at Seton Hall teach directly from a text book and then test you on what you read in the text book. It is that bad. None of the professors taught us any software programs that we would need to know for our majors and for employment upon graduation. A lot of the professors who teach at the school are very old and I have serious doubts whether they even know how to use a computer. You will not be learning any cutting edge technology at Seton Hall. They have no jobs for you upon graduation. You are completely on your own to find your own employment when you graduate. The school has a Career Center, but it is worthless. It is staffed by 18 year old students who have never had a career, which means they have no connections to help you get a job and they have no advice to give you because they are 18 years old and never had a career. The jobs they have posted in the Career Center are mainly entry-level jobs that pay very low wages. You can find better jobs on Careerbuilder. The school has no inside track or connections to help students get jobs and none of the Professors I had knew anyone to help students get a job. I think if the Professors knew anyone, they probably would not be teaching at Seton Hall. The school is surrounded by very bad areas with a lot of crime around the campus. That crime spills over onto the campus and into South Orange where Seton Hall is located. Students get attacked on and off campus. I believe the school tries to suppress the actual crime stats in order to make the school seem much safer than the reality of the situation. When I was attending Seton Hall, there was student that was shot at in her vehicle by someone trying to car jack her on campus and that incident never made it into the crime stats for the campus. She supposedly went to the Dean and told him about it. And my last point may sound trivial, but I think it does matter. Most of the students at this school are from New Jersey and they have very heavy New Jersey accents. They sound like they are characters on the Sopranos. I cannot imagine that heavy New Jersey accent comes across well to employers when interviewing for a job. It is very likely your children will pick up a New Jersey accent if they attend Seton Hall and they are not from New Jersey.

A small fine arts studio and digital studio, offering classes for kids and adults. Kids classes…read morefill up quickly also we couldn't get the times we were free but we're on the wait-list. The digital classes for older kids and a mixed media for fine arts looks fun. Two art studios upstairs and digital computers downstairs. They teach Photoshop and other applications. Adult classes are $85 an hour class or buy 10 and get $50 off. Parking in back or on the street.

Modern architecture and clean campus, impressed with the hardware of at first and love the positive…read morevibe at the open house. Plenty restaurants and shops in the campus with walking distance and close to the Busch campus and stadium.

Very warm, friendly staff and kids enjoyed customized learning plan. Great for students who wish to…read morechallenge themselves and see math as fun - great reward system where they can earn points for games or Amazon cash card.

The Mathnasium instructors have all been extremely helpful keeping both my children on track in…read moremath. My son asks to go because it gives him the extra confidence he needs in a subject that is difficult for him. We have used Mathnasium for years and highly recommend it.