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Message: [QUOTE="DomeHolmes, post: 5562346, member: 10113"] Yes, Seton Hall has less than 7000 undergrads. (Providence, Creighton and Xavier all have under 5000.). So they are going to struggle more than most. And although been changing it’s, it’s still somewhat of a commuter school. Seton Hall also suffers from being in a pro sports metro area. There just isn’t a lot of casual interest either. My son went there on a visit and they offered him some reduced tuition too, but he looked around and asked, where is the rest of it? Their campus is approximately the size of the buildings on our quad. They have always over achieved and the one thing that might help them and actually give them a leg up, is that they might actually wind up getting more NIL revenue sharing for basketball, (like all basketball only schools). [/QUOTE]