<p>I have recently been accepted to both. I have never visited either one, however. The size is an important factor. From what I see, Saint Peter's University is small, does it seem too small for someone that socializes with many people often? I do plan to dorm. Also, if you had to pick, which college would you attend and why?</p>
<p>Where else have you applied?
I’d pick Seton Hall over St Peter’s simply because it’s still better academically.
How much would each cost? Have you run the NPC’s and talked with your parents about cost?
If you like Seton Hall and St Peter’s, how about applying to Quinipiac, Salve Regina, Drew, Caldwell, U of Hartford, Mitchell, even Fairfield and Providence?</p>
<p>I think Saint Peter’s does better in terms of number of students therefore personal care. There is a bond in small University, that makes one feel more at home. If you want to study Business or Finance, Saint Peter’s has got good programs. Also in sciences, Biology is a good department here. </p>