Stockton is a very affordable school with exceptional facilities and academic opportunities. Work-study programs, and foundation scholarships provide students with alternative ways to pay tuition. It is easy to see just how and where every penny of tuition goes to providing students with some of the best facilities and opportunities in the region.

Stockton has grown into a university from the time I attended in 2006-2010 when it was still Stockton College. I graduated at the time of the 2008 recession so jobs were scarce and unemployment was high. Although I didn't leave Stockton and immediately find a lucrative job, I left with a very well-rounded liberal arts education that I can appreciate today. I feel like my Stockton experience was only 50% about the classroom education, although I can confidently say that the professors were terrific. The other 50% of the Stockton experience for me was about living away from home and creating incredible friendships and life-long memories. Visit Stockton and you'll see that it's an awesome place! Living at Stockton is a completely different experience from the commuter student experience. I did both. LIVE AT STOCKTON.

in state tuition is great and stockton offers a lot of scholarship to every student.

As in state student, its a definite 5/5 for me. You get a great education for a mere $12,500 a year. Out of state tuition, however is more of a 3/5. $24,000 a year could be better spent on a higher quality university. And that price does not even include housing.

Stockton is a public state school. For those of us who live in New Jersey Stockton is a wonderful place to go to school. It has wonderful academics and many extracurriculars. Stockton is also becoming a University within the next year with multiple campuses, the newest being the recently closed ShowBoat Casino which will have classes, dining and dorms.