University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

The worst thing about this school is the lack of diversity. Most people come from a very similar background; white, upper-middle class. There is a shortage of diversity among the backgrounds of the students. The backgrounds of the students and their experiences are what contribute most to the atmosphere of the campus. The conversations that happen in the classrooms, cafeterias, outside school buildings are all informed by this collective background that most people share. The homogeneity that I have been describing leads to some students feeling isolated.

The small amount of students. I enjoy meeting new people and I see the same people everyday.

Some students are too materialistic. This seems to be decreasing as the amount of students studying abroad increases.

The cost: it is an expesive school.

I can't think of anything I dislike about this school.

The lack of on campus restaraunts with affordable prices. I find myself wanting to go off-campus to get something to eat, which is time consuming, and also pricey.

The worst thing about St. Thomas would have to be the fact that there are so many beautiful girls that it sometimes makes it hard to concentrate. Honestly some of the most beautiful women in college flock to UST for reason that I am not aware. All jokes aside, however, it is a wonderful place to study, it has a fantastic library with 6 levels, each one gets consecutivly quiter as you go up. This makes it a much easier find a spot with the volume level you prefer.

The worst thing about St. Thomas is that there are too many extra curricular activities to chose from. It can be overwhelming to decide what if anythign to be involved in.

It is very expensive. Tuition costs a lot, and financial aid isn't the greatest. It is also somewhat difficult to find on-campus jobs.

The University of St. Thomas is relatively expensive. It is a great school all-around so to get the best education you must pay for it.