Don't take advice from the people who gave it a 1/5 rating. Most of them just complain about the cost of parking payments or how it's for "C- students" instead of the academic environment. I haven't attended there myself, but my family members have and they absolutely loved it. I plan on attending t...
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We considered allowing our daughter to attend school here.
Steaped in tradition, but, dirty. For instance, many of the windows were foggy +/- littered w/ pigeon droppings.
Thanks to Julie Mudd's refusal to furnish us with a temporary permit, we got parking tickets every day.
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It's a private university, so it costs more than others in the area, but if you have financial need or have great grades, you can get a LOT of help. The school itself feels very separate from the surrounding area. It's almost as if going into another city when you step off campus.
The professors ...
SLU offers a great learning experience for the C- Student!
On July 14, 2011 I brought my best friend to SLU for a consultation for a brain tumor. Her doctor was very positive and uplifting. He told her she could wait 6 months for her surgery. She had already been told by St. John's in Springfield, MO that her only priority was to have her surgery. She d...
School leaders are ridiculous. The school is too liberal, not Catholic by any means. If you are looking for a deep rooted Catholic education that celebrates Catholicism look somewhere else. :(
I love this school, since it is catholic. It also has a good campus.
Not too big, not too small, proper size of campus and inspired Catholic educational philosophy.....
Quality education at a quality price. Recommend having a car to go here..
I start my college life at SLU in August, I've seen the campus and it's gorgeous. Anybody I've met affiliated with SLU has treated me with the utmost respect. I highly recommend a SLU involved education.
Awesome college, great people, great place to learn!
St. Louis U offers a wonderful learning experience. I earned two graduate degrees from SLU and have benefited greatly from my education and contacts there.
No freaking parking for guest parking cost everywhere. Terrible!!!
Saint Louis University is a very good private Roman Catholic university since 1818.
World Class University! One of the top ranked in the world!
My 10 years at SLU (1966-76) after Peace Corps in Ecuador, earning both an MA & PhD in Spanish, and teaching ESL after completing all my coursework, were truly a blessing in more ways than I can count! I cherish the Sesquicentennial Medallion I received for my first conference presentation, an artic...
By far the worst place I've ever had to stay...two weeks of hell and poor care.
This was a super venue for Gateway to Space conference. The students were highly engaged. The rooms were well appointed. The hall decorations are educational and visually appealing. The aerospace engineering labs have cutting edge equipment and projects.
Jay Haugen squared me away with the assistance I needed. Promised to have redundancy built into his teams to assist Veterans.
This is a school for losers, of losers, for sure. Pathetic.
Beautiful campus, excellent professors and really nice people. If you are looking for a great private education, look no further.
Wonderful univ. I graduated from the medical school @ age 23.
The offices I ve interacted with, specifically the Registrar and Human Resources on the phone and in person have been very rude. In most cases I am simply asking a question, but it s always met with annoyance as if I should know the answer already. It s just very disorganized with a lot of unhappy s...
I recently finished my first year at SLU and I could not be happier with my decision to go here. I am in the nursing program and lived in a learning community last year. I met so many amazing people and I loved my professors. I had so many great opportunity a this year alone and I will also be atten...
Great education with great professors but the Zeitgeist is really cynical right now.
my home state university thank you saint louis university
The staff at the registrars office needs a lot of work. They have made the process of requesting a transcript a disaster. As a "catholic" educational institute the school should understand the need of transcripts and do their best to accommodate students in there path of continuing education. Th...
Bruh if you want a waffle machine i can sell you one for a penny. Come on down to the waffle machine emporium right of I-70 on Armstrong avenue. It's the building with the giant inflatable Chubby Checker (Earnest Evans) on top of it. To Get there just go round and round and up and down. True Story.