Saint Joseph’s University Top Questions

Most of them have come from private high schools and their parents are weathly. A lot of them spend their time studying and working on class work. My classmates are very diverse as well. I met a boy from Saudi Arabia the first day of school, and he is not the only one. There are many kids from all over the globe to study different subjects.

My classmates at SJU are attentive, outgoing, supportive, cooperative, responsible, and respectful.

My classmates are hard working and down-to-earth.

Despite the competitive character of my classmates, most work well together, toward the common goal of success.

My classes are awesome and probably the most well-rounded crowd of the entire campus.

willing to help, fun, and chill.

Most people know eachother and are friendly. It is really a community feel.

The majority of students at St. Joseph's come from wealthy or local families and are very preppy and stuck up. There are a few different and interesting people, but the overriding culture is that of the endless pursuit of money while noone is personally shelling out any cash to attend the expensive university.

They all have different levels of motivation. However all are helpful and amicable enough.

They come from very privilged and undiverse areas which shows in the ways inwhich they conduct themselves