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No Such Thing as Gender Division.
At Seton Hall University, I was so pleased to discover the vast majority of guy/girl interactions, academic and social support, and all-around great quality friendships. Unlike high school, there are very few examples of cliquey-ness among the students on campus; guys know girls and girls know guys, and "groups" interact well with each other. There is often a lot of social opportunities on and off campus and social events between not only sports teams and sports teams, but greek organizations with sports teams, vice versa, and so on. Everyone is fairly well-dressed and presentable. Many are quite fashionable and creative. In general, Seton Hall has a great, positive mix of gender interactions and social opportunities; attractive and all-around friendly students.