The parking is absolutely unaffordable and it’s cruel to charge this amount. To not offer a parking option for fall and spring for the Nutley campus and to automatically include summer semester parking is inconsiderate for graduating seniors.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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This payment is too high and costly for my daughter. She pays enough on the commute with tolls/gas, to not have a designated spot. The students are already drowning in debt and should not have to worry about such high costs to be able to get an education. Please reconsider these prices.
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Shyanne Tant
8 years ago
This is really high! Seton hall is expensive enough! Now I have to drive an extra 45 minutes on PARKWAY NORTH AND pay 450 come on!
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Francene Occena
8 years ago
We should be given an option to opt out of the south orange campus parking permit and only pay for the nutley campus permit
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Maria Provenzano
8 years ago
You are forcing us to go to the new campus. We do not have the option to stay at SHU main campus with a parking permit of $350. We should be charged the same as everyone else on main campus.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The price of this parking pass is absurd. I will never be visiting the South Orange campus so I don’t understand why I need to pay for a parking pass that allows me access to a campus I will never park at. We were also not offered on campus housing so everyone is a commuter! I already pay $100 per week for gas and tolls to commute to the IHS campus, I do not need another $500 tossed on top of that. I feel like Seton Hall is just looking at us as dollar signs since they know we have no choice but to buy a parking pass. It’s despicable.
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Christian Veliz
8 years ago
I won’t need access to SHU campus
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Shannon
8 years ago
We did not CHOOSE to have a new campus. So it is unfair to charge ludicrous prices for parking
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Ryan W Porter
8 years ago
I would like to know why the pass is $500 which is more than double the orange campus. There is no on campus provided so we are forced to commute.
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Lily Foo Siam
8 years ago
It is not fair you move the nursing school to a different campus and now I have to pay for expensive parking.
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Ashlei Watson
8 years ago
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I will almost never be on the south orange campus again so it is unfair to charge for the access. In addition, we are paying for a CHANCE to find a parking space. The amount of parking on the IHS campus is seldom.
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Ian Galamay
8 years ago
This price is ridiculous. There was no option to live on campus. Every student HAS TO COMMUTE. We shouldn’t have to pay this price to park at a campus that clearly isn’t ready for all of its SHMS students. Also, we go to school in south orange, why do we need to park there?
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Andre Viola
8 years ago
The parking fees are through the roof and I rarely even get parking during the day. I'm paging hundreds only to be late for my classes.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Praying that someone will hear these students voices and address this awful situation!! How unfair of this institution!
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Isha Naik
8 years ago
Everything at seton hall is becoming way too expensive
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Justine Strzepek
8 years ago
Time for much needed change with parking prices. It is extremely unfair to those attending the new med school that Seton Hall PULLED OUT OF because it was “too expensive to pay”.... With the thousands and thousands of dollars we put into this school it is ridiculous. Seton Hall claims that they work in the best interest of their students yet that is completely false. Whatever they can do to make themselves look good is their only priority. They rob us of our money consistently but yet again “can’t afford” the long awaited med school. Not to mention that on campus, all students PAY A FINE because the parking spaces are too close together. I don’t ses Seton Hall paying for the damages to our vehicles because of this. Again, robbing us all of our money. I was so excited to attend Seton Hall and while education wise I have had an unforgettable amazing experience almost every other aspect of the school has been disappointing and Seton Hall should be ashamed of how they treat students. They don’t value our future nearly as much as they promote, they value the profits they can make off us and sell so they can continue the pattern of doing this to incoming students. I hope for every student past, present, and future that change is made and we are treated as individuals and students not mearly a business deal and a profit in the making.
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Peter Cottontail
8 years ago
How much further can universities push their exploitations on students until their entire system fails? Time to get practical.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The parking passes are a necessity to all students at the new IHS campus that is no doubt, however as a physician assistant student, I will attend classes at this campus (and only this campus) for less than two months. To pay $480 (not including the additional "tax") is ABSURD. I hope that Seton Hall and Hackensack may come to an agreement to come up with solve this issue (alternative parking passes, lowering price), otherwise it looks like I will have to Uber on the daily
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Jaron Kurian
8 years ago
We need change
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Seton Hall is taking advantage of their students. Making students come to this campus to take their classes without providing housing makes them all commuters then forcing them to pay $500 for a parking pass.
The parking is absolutely unaffordable and it’s cruel to charge this amount. To not offer a parking option for fall and spring for the Nutley campus and to automatically include summer semester parking is inconsiderate for graduating seniors.
This payment is too high and costly for my daughter. She pays enough on the commute with tolls/gas, to not have a designated spot. The students are already drowning in debt and should not have to worry about such high costs to be able to get an education. Please reconsider these prices.
This is really high! Seton hall is expensive enough! Now I have to drive an extra 45 minutes on PARKWAY NORTH AND pay 450 come on!
We should be given an option to opt out of the south orange campus parking permit and only pay for the nutley campus permit
You are forcing us to go to the new campus. We do not have the option to stay at SHU main campus with a parking permit of $350. We should be charged the same as everyone else on main campus.
The price of this parking pass is absurd. I will never be visiting the South Orange campus so I don’t understand why I need to pay for a parking pass that allows me access to a campus I will never park at. We were also not offered on campus housing so everyone is a commuter! I already pay $100 per week for gas and tolls to commute to the IHS campus, I do not need another $500 tossed on top of that. I feel like Seton Hall is just looking at us as dollar signs since they know we have no choice but to buy a parking pass. It’s despicable.
I won’t need access to SHU campus
We did not CHOOSE to have a new campus. So it is unfair to charge ludicrous prices for parking
I would like to know why the pass is $500 which is more than double the orange campus. There is no on campus provided so we are forced to commute.
It is not fair you move the nursing school to a different campus and now I have to pay for expensive parking.
I will almost never be on the south orange campus again so it is unfair to charge for the access. In addition, we are paying for a CHANCE to find a parking space. The amount of parking on the IHS campus is seldom.
This price is ridiculous. There was no option to live on campus. Every student HAS TO COMMUTE. We shouldn’t have to pay this price to park at a campus that clearly isn’t ready for all of its SHMS students. Also, we go to school in south orange, why do we need to park there?
The parking fees are through the roof and I rarely even get parking during the day. I'm paging hundreds only to be late for my classes.
Praying that someone will hear these students voices and address this awful situation!! How unfair of this institution!
Everything at seton hall is becoming way too expensive
Time for much needed change with parking prices. It is extremely unfair to those attending the new med school that Seton Hall PULLED OUT OF because it was “too expensive to pay”.... With the thousands and thousands of dollars we put into this school it is ridiculous. Seton Hall claims that they work in the best interest of their students yet that is completely false. Whatever they can do to make themselves look good is their only priority. They rob us of our money consistently but yet again “can’t afford” the long awaited med school. Not to mention that on campus, all students PAY A FINE because the parking spaces are too close together. I don’t ses Seton Hall paying for the damages to our vehicles because of this. Again, robbing us all of our money. I was so excited to attend Seton Hall and while education wise I have had an unforgettable amazing experience almost every other aspect of the school has been disappointing and Seton Hall should be ashamed of how they treat students. They don’t value our future nearly as much as they promote, they value the profits they can make off us and sell so they can continue the pattern of doing this to incoming students. I hope for every student past, present, and future that change is made and we are treated as individuals and students not mearly a business deal and a profit in the making.
How much further can universities push their exploitations on students until their entire system fails? Time to get practical.
The parking passes are a necessity to all students at the new IHS campus that is no doubt, however as a physician assistant student, I will attend classes at this campus (and only this campus) for less than two months. To pay $480 (not including the additional "tax") is ABSURD. I hope that Seton Hall and Hackensack may come to an agreement to come up with solve this issue (alternative parking passes, lowering price), otherwise it looks like I will have to Uber on the daily
We need change
Seton Hall is taking advantage of their students. Making students come to this campus to take their classes without providing housing makes them all commuters then forcing them to pay $500 for a parking pass.