Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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Seton Hall University : Bui] I (Above): Future Scientists of America begin their first experiments here in the Science Building. (Right): The School of Education teaches students how to help others learn. 26

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outside world. It gives you the op- portunity to experience respon- sibilities that you cannot ex- perience in either the dorm or at home. Bills have to be paid, apart- ments have to be cleaned, laundry must be done, and no one can live on beer alone. The responsibilities are greater but just as with anything else, once you get the hang of it, the rest becomes routine. The most difficult thing about living off-campus probably is moving home after graduation. A person’s home is his her castle; once it becomes your own, there’s no other place like it. can be a good way to spend a sleepless evening. Watching late night television A house is less empty with music as background noise. 25

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[j ding Blocks of Knowledge (Above): Sixteen different fields of study are all discussed and mastered within the walls of the College of Arts and Sciences. (Below): The School of Business and the College of Nursing combined, hold the largest number of majors on campus.