University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about this school is the lack of pre-medicine advisement. Anyone interested in going to medical school meets with a science advisor who is only well informed on scientific research. It has been frusturating having to find the information and requirements for medical school on my own without much support from the advising.

The most frustrating is the amount of general education credits required to graduate. Being a science major, most of my schedule is taken up by math and science courses that do not fill the other requirements. Because of this, I have to take more classes than most people and may graduate in five years instead of four.

I believe that the University of St. Thomas doesn't quite have it's priorities right when it comes to on-campus security. I feel that the University Public Safety puts way too much of an emphasis on apprehending drunk minors on not enough on helping people on campus.

The most frustrating thing about the University of St. Thomas is the fact the Minnesota nice is actually real. I come from South Dakota and never had the time to notice how nice the poeple of Minnesota actualyl are. This is frustrating because I like to be independent and when I am caught struggling people around me never hesitate to offer aid or stop what they are doing to make sure I am doing alright. That is what stands out at my school that sometimes annoys me.

I wish I didn't have to come out of school with $40,000 in loans, but I'd pay it all over again.

The most frustrating thing in regard to St. Thomas is the stress nd difficulty of registration. Registration times are set based on credits, but are scheduled at random times, often during class.

The limited amount of study spaces in the library during finals week.

To be honest, I feel like the University of St. Thomas is a very good college and is very helpful in most areas. I do not have much to complain about. The only thing that I find to be truly frustrating is that as a freshmen I'm required to buy a meal plan. I think it's a waste of money because I don't like to eat so many meals. I find myself going to the cafeteria to eat when I'm not even very hungry and that just causes an unhealthly lifestyle, weight gain.

It was very frustrating to try to enroll in a course during January. I needed to take one in order to get a double major in four year, but as a Freshman I got one of the last enrollment time slot. I was lucky enough to get into a class, but it was my last choice.

I currently am attending the University of St. Thomas and just love it. I enjoy everything about this institution from the classes to the students. I chose this university for its many fine qualities. I?m pursuing my dream of becoming a dentist and this place has all the tools needed to help me reach my goal. I wouldn?t go anywhere else.