St. edward's university Reviews

I completely agree with a post below about how much I loved this school, yet upon graduation I felt lost and unprepared for the real world . I think the staff and curriculum is amazing, I wouldn t choose differently, but St Eds was like a dream state of mind. That being said , I have obtained a different bachelors degree since graduation and changed my field of study. More real world practicality from the programs perhaps would help prepare future graduates to succeed ! Thank you st Ed s for an amazing undergrad experience nonetheless, that I will cherish forever. So many people, myself included, met their current spouse/partners here :)

This is a great university! The psychology undergrad program prepared me for success in my current counseling psychology master s program quite well. The faculty are fantastic and the campus is gorgeous. I appreciated Spanish tutoring with Dr. Escamilla provided by the school as well as numerous career development, grad school application, recreational, and internship placement opportunities! I only wish it was a bit more affordable as even with scholarships it s quite pricey. But, I am glad they pay their faculty, and I do think they spend the money well on resources that directly positively impact students. They have a career resource center that ll help alumni with resumes, searching for jobs and more! The gym and yoga studio are great. One of my psychology professors had us meditate as part of class and we did things like go outside to paint together and go to yoga! It was a positive psych class so it fit. This isn t to say the university was easy or without academic rigor because it was challenging and involved plenty of difficult academic work including research! I do feel it was social justice oriented as I appreciated the Mexican American cultural class in Spanish I took told from an indigenous professor and perspective, though to be even more socially just, reduce the price of tuition! I enjoyed that I knew at least half of the faculty and they knew me and remembered me and would say hi years after I took their class; so much better than just being a number in a big lecture hall! It may not have the rankings or prestige of some larger universities and how can it being so small, but the quality of education and experience is high. Only 1 student was mean to me 1 time my entire undergrad career. Really recommended! I would not have been prepared for my current grad program without SEU...don t think I would have even gotten in otherwise because I was taught at SEU how to write an ideal essay, APA publication format, interview and interpersonal skills, and was able to achieve high grades because the learning experience is so high; I got my disabilities accommodated for instance. Literally the only reason I cannot give 5 stars is the exorbitant cost that limits many people so they can t attend or will have a lot of debt. Otherwise, fantastic!

Great campus. Big sports area (soccer field, baseball field, etc.). Had a walk around Sunday morning. Feel good.

Fine arts theater, Moody hall, And moody northern theater. Also Excellent sports.

Beautiful campus overlooking downtown Austin. Founded by the order of Holy Cross as a Catholic boys school in 1873 and by 1921 had became a college and in 1925 reached the status of a university. The Main Building, after being destroyed by a fire, was rebuilt in 1903 in the Gothic revival style reminiscent of the great universities of the east. St. Edwards University is a fascinating part of Austin history that many Austin residents are unfamiliar with.

Arguable the best Uni ever! If you like culture, nature, and all round loving community. This is a place to visit and/or attend! The Austin and Texas history runs deep here, you should check it out.

Went there for 4th of July. Beautiful view of downtown Austin!!