University of St Thomas-Saint Paul Top Questions

people who are very anti-theology or anti-catholic.

I believe that there is no specific type of person that should not attend Chaminade. I believe that it is up the the individual themselves to attend Chaminade. I don't have the right to judge if someone should or should not attend school.

Anyone who is not self-motivated; UST offers many opportunities both in terms of practical course instruction as well as semester abroad options. However, it is incumbent upon the individual him/herself to utilize what is availed upon them. No one is going to force a student to drink the "Kool-aid" and become a scholar. One has to want to do well and strive to reach a particular set of goals on their own.

artists or design majors

Thr University of St. Thomas is a fine institution in many ways including academic rigor, quality of education, and an exceptional athletic program. If I were to have a complaint, it would be the lack of community that is developed by many of the students who attend. Because of its location in St. Paul, Minnesota, many students commute home on the weekends. Consequently, their tends to be a lack of strong connections between many of the attendees.

No one.

To attend this school you should be the type of person who is willing to be challenged and is willing to broaden their horizons in learning. It is an outstanding school with remarkable resources to help you through your four years. You need to be the type of person who is hard-working, diligent and smart. This school has many opportunities for your future so the person has to be willing to take chances.

A person who definitely wants to succeed. The staff here at St. Thomas is fantastic and they are willing to help everyone in any way. They even go out of their way to help students when they need it. Also if you are an athlete, there couldn't be a better time to be enrolled at St. Thomas. A new recreational center was just put up and they will be finishing a new students center soon. St. Thomas is a great place for a person who wants to grow not only in education but faith as well.

not sure

I can see anyone doing fine at St. Thomas but I find that members of the LGBT community and strongly liberal students are not received very well.