I would ask current students at Seton Hall. Their advice is probably more tailored to law school life and demands in the city.

Around what area in NJ do you need to get to? That really changes the equation here. I wouldn't hesitate to use NYC and NJ public transportation on a weekend from 10PM - 1AM.

First, Take the AirTrain to the LIRR Jamaica station. Take the LIRR train to New York Penn Station/34th Street in Manhattan. If you are staying in or around Hoboken, Harrison, Newark, or Jersey City, then you can take the PATH train into NJ 24/7 and can Uber from within NJ, as it'll be cheaper.

If you are going somewhere not on the PATH line, from New York Penn Station, catch a NJ Transit commuter rail to the closest station that you need. Then you can Uber from there. Most NJ Transit commuter rails end for the night at 1AM.

There’s really not much around the airport other than a mess of highways. You’ll need to Uber to Newark Penn station or rent a car. If you’ll be in Oradell, I would look for places in Bergen county and NYC. Terminal A in the airport is brand new and actually has a lot of food options if you need to kill time there.

For food places in Newark itself I have enjoyed Mercato pie and hobby’s deli. I just work in Newark though so I’ll leave it to others to mention their fave spots.

Sorry I actually meant Rahway, lol! But I can’t imagine linden being much different.

I'd suggest looking in Linden

I only listen to Elvis Duran and 1010 wins lol

I have seen a significant increase in tailgaters

First year analysts make like 80k

What do most people do for work out there? I’d love to live somewhere like Sparta, but I’m a lawyer and will need to work in NYC for several years.