I lived off-campus to save on money as it was cheaper. Living in residence can be quite expensive so I stayed home for 2 years and then moved out and got an apartment for 2 years. Meal hall was included.

Criminology program, low tuition cost, close to home. Stays close to home allowed me to save an abundance of money, all the while being able to attend a university that was rich with academics. This also allowed me to not have the stress of living on my own while trying to explore my first year of university.

It was close to home and I got a pretty good scholarship to the school that I currently go to, but I'm switching programs because I am no longer interested in the program that I am taking and I'm switching hung to comp science.

I lived in residence for this past year. The fact that is off-campus and that I have my own bathroom is the best part. Some things are a little weird like the fact that the meal hall of my residence has no lunch.

It's a liberal Arts School that offers it's students the best they can possibly have, the Fine Arts program and the communications programs are amazing and the state's government had a partnership with my high school.

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.