Seton Hill University

    Greensburg, Pennsylvania · Private · 1,492 undergraduates · setonhill.edu

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    Test policy (fall 2027)

    Test optional

    Sending scores is your choice

    Admit rate

    80%

    of applicants

    SAT (middle 50%)

    1020 to 1240

    of enrolled freshmen

    Annual cost (2027-28)

    $68,510Est.

    before aid

    Your chances and merit aid at Seton Hill University

    See where you stand for admission, how much merit aid you could get, and what you'd pay after it.

    We started you at a typical enrolled freshman here. Move the sliders to match you.

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    Your admission chances

    80% of applicants admitted

    Target

    Your SAT is inside the range where the middle half of enrolled freshmen scored.

    Estimated merit aid

    a year

    Your cost after merit aid

    $68,510

    a year in 2027-28, from a $68,510 sticker price

    What to do with your 1130

    Send your score

    About 59% of freshmen here didn't send a score. We estimate their typical SAT at about 940, and yours is above it.

    Source: College Navigator (federal data on fall 2024 freshmen)

    Reach, target and likely are a rough guide from your test score and how selective the college is. Admissions also weigh your courses, grades, essays and activities. Merit aid figures are estimates, before any need-based aid.

    Admissions

    Test policy for fall 2027

    Test optional

    You choose whether to send an SAT or ACT score. If you send one, it's considered.

    • If your GPA is below 2.5, you must send a score.
    • Reviews applications as they arrive, so applying early helps.

    Who gets in

    80%

    of applicants are admitted.

    Test scores of enrolled freshmen

    The shaded part shows the middle half of enrolled freshmen who sent scores: a quarter scored below it and a quarter above.

    SAT total 1020 to 1240

    Reading and Writing 510 to 620

    Math 510 to 620

    ACT composite 19 to 27

    Cost and financial aid

    The sticker price is what a year costs before any aid. Most students pay less after grants and scholarships.

    Sticker price for 2027-28Estimate

    $68,510

    a year

    • Tuition$47,900

    What families actually pay

    What a year cost on average after grants and scholarships, for freshmen who got federal aid in 2023-24, by family income.

    Family incomeAverage price a year
    • $0 to $30,000$18,615
    • $30,001 to $48,000$20,224
    • $48,001 to $75,000$17,771
    • $75,001 to $110,000$25,460
    • Over $110,000$30,404
    Estimate your own price with Seton Hill University's calculator

    Financial aidEstimate

    80%

    of a student's financial need is covered, on average

    100%

    of freshmen receive grants

    $33,447

    average grant to freshmen

    AP credit

    AP exams that earn credit can replace college courses, so you pay for fewer of them and may graduate sooner.

    AP exams that earn credit

    38 of 38

    Earn credit with a score of 3

    37 exams

    A 3-credit course is worth

    about $4,790Est.

    at 2027-28 tuition

    Credit for each AP exam
    ExamScore neededCreditsCounts as
    2-D Art and Design33SAR 120 2D Design, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Artistic Expression requirement
    3-D Art and Design33SAR 121 3D Design, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Artistic Expression requirement
    African American Studies33Fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - U.S. Cultures requirement
    Art History33General Elective
    Biology34SBL 150 General Biology I and SBL 151 General Biology I Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement for non-science major
    Calculus AB34SMA 130 Calculus I, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Mathematics requirement
    Calculus BC38SMA 130 and SMA 140 Calculus I & II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Mathematics requirement
    Chemistry45SCH 140 General Chemistry I and SCH 141 General Chemistry I Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement for non-science major
    Chinese Language and Culture33SCN 100 Elem Chinese Lang & Culture I
    Chinese Language and Culture46SCN 100 and 105 Elem Chinese Lang & Culture I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language study requirement
    Comparative Government and Politics33SPS 204 Comparative Politics
    Computer Science A33SCS 132 Prog I: Intro to Development
    Computer Science Principles33General Elective
    Drawing33SAR 115 Drawing I, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Artistic Expression requirement
    English Language and Composition33SEL 105 Composition and Culture Part A
    English Literature and Composition33SEL 151 Topics in Literature
    Environmental Science33SBL 145 The Environment: Issues & Choices, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement
    European History33SHY 212 Issues in Western Society II
    French Language and Culture33SFR 100 Intro to French Lang & Culture I
    French Language and Culture46SFR 100 and 105 Intro to French Lang & Culture I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language Study requirement
    German Language and Culture33SGE 100 Elem German Lang & Culture I
    German Language and Culture46SGE 100 and 105 Elem German Lang & Culture I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language Study requirement
    Human Geography33SHY 106 Historical and Political Geography
    Italian Language and Culture33SIT 100 Elem Italian Language I
    Italian Language and Culture46SIT 100 and 105 Elem Italian Language I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language Study requirement
    Japanese Language and Culture33SJP 100 Elem Japanese Lang & Culture I
    Japanese Language and Culture46SJP 100 and 105 Elem Japanese Lang & Culture I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language Study requirement
    Latin33SLT 100 Elementary Latin Language & Culture I
    Macroeconomics33SEC 102 Principles of Macroeconomics
    Microeconomics33SEC 101 Principles of Microeconomics
    Music Theory33SMU 127 Fundamentals of Music Theory, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Artistic Expression requirement
    Physics 134SPH 106 and 107 College Physics I and Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement
    Physics 234SPH 108 and 109 College Physics II and Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement
    Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism34SPH 112 and 113 General Physics I and Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement
    Physics C: Mechanics34SPH 110 and 111 General Physics II and Lab, or fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Science requirement
    Psychology33SPY 110 Introductory Psychology
    Seminar33General Elective
    Spanish Language and Culture33SSP 100 Elem Spanish Lang & Culture I
    Spanish Language and Culture46SSP 100 and SSP 105 Elem Spanish Lang & Culture I and II, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Language Study requirement
    Spanish Literature and Culture33SSP 205 Intermediate Spanish Language and Culture
    Statistics33SSS 250 Introductory Statistics, and fulfills Liberal Arts Curriculum - Mathematics requirement
    United States Government and Politics33SPS 121 American National Government
    United States History33SHY 103 Intro to American History
    World History: Modern33General Elective

    Source: AP credit policy

    After college

    Graduate within 6 years

    67%

    Come back for a second year

    81%

    Typical earnings

    $55,756

    a year, 10 years after starting here

    • Seton Hill University$60,578
    • All colleges$59,032

    Median yearly earnings of graduates five years after finishing a bachelor's in this major. 11 majors here have earnings data.

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