University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

Lack of people for out of state. THe amount of people that go home every weekend. Lack of events on the weekends for the non drinking community.

I play football and that takes a lot of time, so it makes it tough to get all of my class work done, but it adds a lot of structure to my day, so that actually might help in the long run.

There will sometimes be a large amount of work placed on you. You will have to find ways to balance your life between school, work, and your social life. However, the professors at this school are really helpful and really approcahable.

The amount of work in the classes as well as the amount of classes in the core curriculum in order to graduate. Many of the classes are will create a well-rounded student while some focuses more on the religion aspect of the school.

Lack of parking near campus.

Some professors really dont try to help us succeed and will not have enough office hours for us to meet and succeed

The most frustrating thing about my school is that freshmen aren't allowed to have cars. You can take buses to anywhere you need to go, but it's inconvenient to find the route, the times, and the trip takes a lot longer than it would in a car.

The most frustrating thing for me is that most of the on-campus jobs require applicants to qualify for work-study, which I do not.

Getting into classes and still maintaining small class sizes in major field courses.

The University of St. Thomas isn't a very diverse school. They say that they would like it to be a very intergrated school and yet they hold no events to specifically achieve those goals. Also the student body tends to stick with their own race and so the blacks tend to group up with other blacks and the whites tend to group with other whites. Its not a very warm campus to diversity overall.