• Student-Led Clubs & Organizations
• Montclair State has 100+ registered student organizations spanning academic, cultural, hobby, and special interest groups — meaning there’s something for almost every passion and background. Some examples include:
• Academic & Professional: Accounting Society, Business of Golf, Data Driven Student Alliance, Finance Society, Marketing Club, Math Club, Robotics Club, Computer Club
• Cultural & Identity: Arab Student Association, Black Student Union (BSU), Latin American Student Organization (LASO), Korean Student Association, International Student Organization, South Asian Student Association
• Arts & Performance: MSU Acapella, Montclair State Dance Company, Photography Club, Video Production Club
• Community & Service: Circle K, Environmental Club, Global Medical Brigades, Public Health at Montclair
• Special Interests & Hobbies: Car Club, Culinary Club, Disney Club, Skate Club, Web3 Club, Women in Tech and Engineering
• Creative & Department-Specific Groups
  • There are also many departmental and creative organizations, like:
  • The Montclarion (student newspaper)
  • English Club & Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society
  • Psychology Club & Psi Chi Honor Society
  • Speech-Language-Hearing associations for communication sciences students
  • Campus Activities & Events
  • Outside clubs, Montclair State’s Center for Student Involvement organizes fun events like trivia nights, open mic, movie nights, Broadway trips, and weekend programs — so there are lots of ways to engage even beyond formal organizations.
• Special Involvement Opportunities: You can also get involved through:
• Student Government Association (SGA) — student leadership and representation
• Greek Life & Multicultural Greek organizations like Lambda Tau Omega
• Community service and civic engagement programs: Whether you’re into tech and innovation, arts and culture, service and leadership, or social and cultural groups, Montclair State has tons of ways to plug in, grow your network, and enhance your college experience.

• Not sure, but most graduates secure a job after graduation
• Data science graduates are expected to receive a salary between $40k - $120k per yr
• The university is in tie with a jobsite called Handshake, and I also use LinkedIn and subscribe to the job alerts of the companies I follow.

• It’s amazing; it is a very wide and beautiful campus! Sometimes, I go to campus for hanging out!

• I have been paying $700 per month, including food and utilities!

• Each department has its own campus, which is huge and vast with ample amount of space available. All facilities, whatever we can name, are available on the campus and students would be overwhelmed.
• There were many events that were popular, as they celebrated all the special days irrespective of the student's nationality.

• Zillow and apartments.com are the websites where you can find the accommodations for the location you need. Mainly lease signing and location fixing would be major issues. You can also join the WhatsApp groups or Facebook groups of the university and find accommodations. Search for seniors from your university and get into their accommodations that would help you most.

I commute so I do not live on campus. Living on campus would cost too much and since my home is only a 30-minute drive away, it made sense for me to just commute. Also if I were to live on campus I would need to pay for a meal plan which is expensive.

My girlfriend recommended it to me for their psychology program. And since it's a state college, the tuition was not as expensive compared to out of state colleges. The distance also played a role, it is not far from my home. There is even a bus that goes there from port authority in New York. Being a commuter, this played a big role into choosing this college.