I chose st Thomas University because it is a small campus, and with such a small campus you get smaller classes making it a more 1-1 experience. There is also a unb right beside it, making it interesting and easy to see the difference between a small university and large.
Course Curriculum :
It's very interesting, I think it could be organized better but in whole it definitely makes you leave class thinking about what was taught. They are very good at explaining and again with such small capped classes it makes it easy to be intrigued and submit full attention to the lecture.
Fees :
Living in residence is too expensive for that it is ought to be, and they tell you to flat out the tuition charge but then they don't tell you about all the hidden charges- 1000$ in hidden charges which are mandatory to pay even though they do not apply to you.
Examination Structure :
It?s okay, sometimes they fall on the same day making it very hard to be able to prepare properly. Then again, it is a liberal arts school so we have many more exams then we do tests. This can be a good and a bad thing depending on certain students abilities .
Faculty :
They?re very understanding , and realize you have other classes and try to take such into consideration. It is a liberal arts school, and for someone who is not good at testing they give many essays in lieu of exams which is awesome.
