University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

It's a suitcase college and there isn't very much to do on the weekends.

Parking is very strict around St Thomas, and parking services was not the greatest at helping me figure everything out. If you're going to get a parking permit, make sure you're not getting overcharged, and make sure you know which lot(s) your permit is for. If you park in a lot that your permit does not apply for, even briefly, you WILL get a parking violation. $40 for only a few minutes of being parked is not worth it.

The majority of the people you meet are from Minnesota and almost everyone is from the midwest. There is not a lot of diversity here.

We don't have the "big school" atmosphere at football games and other events.

Parking. I commute right now, and the closest parking is 5 blocks away, since people park their cars overnight on the streets where there is free parking next to the school. I have no chance at those parking spots, and I am there at 7 a.m.

The worts thing about the University of St. Thomas is the high level of tuition that needs to be paid. This high level of payment will lead to students having a larger amount of debt when they graduate.

Hardly anything to do on campus during the weekends and the hours that certain facilities/food places are open

I condisder the worst thing about my school to be the lack of greek life. I wish there was a sorority on campus!

I dont consider anything really bad about the university of St. Thomas. Their teaching style is unique and challenging but thats what makes for a good school. I am at college to learn and achieve the knowledge for my future. The only downside would be the cost. Its alot of money to go their but I keep telling myself it will be worth it in the end when i have that excellent degree in my hand and the intillect in the business world.

The amount of credits one can transfer in is limited.