University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

A person who desires a big college scene should stay away from this school. St. Thomas is a rather small college and that may be a turn off for some. So far there doesn't seem to be too big of campus events for sports or anything. Although, everyone is friendly and many people know each other just from seeing each other around on campus. I believe it is a great school environment and like its size. It is very easy to focus on academics here and that is what it most important to me.

someone who is looking for a large student body and not willing to spend a lot of money on their education.

People who are stupid, or dont want to get a good education.

The type os person who should not attend the Univeristy of St. Thomas will have to be a person who give up in college or is looking to have fun with a lot of people. The people here are fun and nice to hang out with, but this is a rather small school. Students who seek 1st divsion sports or students who like less atention from their professors.

Anyone interested in the fine arts.

I don't really know. Well may be a person who doesn't really want to work hard in school. I say this because this schoolo makes you work to your up most best. They challenge their students in a positive way to help them achieve their highest potentails. Plus the school is pretty expensive, although St. Thomas do give out good scholarship and financial help.

Students who do not want a school foucused on business careers. People who do not want liberal arts education. Those who like an impersonal academic expereience.

Students who are liberal and afraid of or intolerable of differing thinkers should not attend this school because it tends to be conservative. There are clubs and organizations on campus for those with liberal opinions; it is just more difficult to make progress here. Students who fear financial loans should also not attend UST because it is rather expensive. The school offers financial aide, but it still costs a lot to attend.

Someone that is hard-strapped for cash or that wants really challenging academic work.

Someone who is very liberal and focusing on the arts.