University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

The worst thing about my school is the food. It lacks quality and it needs to be improved. Perhaps it is a good thing though because my school has academic integrity, is challenging, and creates an engaging atmosphere. The tutors, study time, and help centers are helpful and very accessible. I regard St. Thomas as a great school that needs to improve their food services.

My least favorite aspects of school are tied between limited campus parking and insufficient food options. Our campus is located in a picturesque neighborhood, so city ordinances prohibit many on-street parking options. Surface lots are not large enough to accomodate all students with permits. Additionally, food choices are rather dismal. The cafeteria menus seem oblivious to any effort by the students to retain some sort of fit shape.

That it's not faithful to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church. I would like to see it follow the Catholic Church's teachings in all it does (having a higher percentage of Catholic teachers, not having clubs that promote things contrary to the Church's teachings, etc.).

I consider the worst thing about the University of Saint Thomas to be the finals that ae given at the end of each semester. These are the worst because in order to do good on them, you have to study very hard for them for atleast one week. This also means that you will not have a social life for one week because you will be in the library studying.

I think what I would consider the worst thing about my school is how expensive it is. It is a great learning institution and has a lot to offer but when it costs over $30,000 dollars a semester how many people can really have the opportunity to experience it.

The worst thing about the University of St. Thomas is the stereotypes that come with attending school there. I know that people think attending a private school means that you have to be rich and there are assumptions that people are stuck up.

Walking to south campus in the Minnesota winter....just a tad cold!!! That's a tough question to answer, because at this time I really don't have anything bad to say. I began in September 2009, and have enjoyed getting to meet my professors and the rest of the students in my classes and on campus.

Many of the students do not grow or change once out of high school. They stick with the same friends, all going to my college and doing the same things every weekend. It's hard for newcomers to fit in since many students already know eachother from the surrounding high schools.

The worst thing about the University of Saint Thomas is the food selection. The food is not terrible, however, one would think that such a wealthy school would be about to provide higher qualitity food and a greater selection. It seems that the cafeteria offers the same items every week with hardly any diversity. While the food is decent, it tends to be the same things over and over.

I really have nothing negative to say about the University of St. Thomas. So I suppose the worst inconvenience would be having to walk to class in below freezing weather since the school is located in Minnesota. However that is not even that horrible since the school has a tunnel system which goes through half of the campus.