St Thomas University

The coach of the vollyball team did not use her players very well in this very crucial tournament i would have thought that they would have done better.

great classes and professors. campus life is boring. food is nasty. students and staff are nice. nothing close by the school but gas stations. but the weather is nice.

I graduated from STU in 2005, and actually enjoyed my undergraduate studies. The university is a private Catholic institution that offers a chapel and mass for students. The staff had always been friendly and supportive. The professors were great and knowledgeable. Because it was a smaller university you will find yourself having the same professors for a multiple amount of classes. This could be a pro or a con.
I found myself wanting different professors because each one gave me a different point of view but you don’t get that level of attention or rapport that you would unless you do deal with the same professors. This is useful when it comes to future recommendations and professional references.
It felt like a tight knit community. I found myself having studying groups outside of the building, hanging out having coffee or having a bite to eat at the cafeteria by the Law school or at the Rathskellar Snack Bar. I made great friends that were mostly from the Caribbean. It was a nice experience that I longed for in another universities. You didn’t feel like just another nbr.

St. Thomas School of Law boasts an impressive faculty and an intelligent and diverse student body. The neighborhood leaves a lot to be desired, but overall going to STU law is great. Even the café con leche is delish.