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St. John's University - The Best & WorstCollege Prowler0.00
FactsBest Things
- Different backgrounds are incredibly valuable.
- Manhattan is just a short trip away.
- The school supports a large number of student organizations.
- New York has a great system of transportation.
- The food at the Law School is spectacular.
- Cheering for the basketball and soccer teams is always fun.
- A degree with the name St. John's on it is a heavy piece of paper. People rarely overlook an SJU diploma. The name can take you places.
- Living in New York puts you right at the forefront of so many events. It's a world center.
- Even if the parties on campus aren't that great, there's always Hofstra not that far away.
- The students make the days unforgettable.
Worst Things
- Tuition is high and it keeps going up.
- The cost of room and board is high, and it keeps going up.
- Sometimes financial aid just isn't there for those who need it.
- On-campus housing doesn't offer enough places for students.
- The computer labs are slow and sometimes packed.
- Parking in Queens can be one awful mess.
- Living in a big city can get to be overwhelming.
- Finding a place to live off campus can be difficult and frustrating if you don't act extremely early.
- The high school kids that go to school near SJU are so annoying.
- Public Safety is at times too lax, at times too strict.
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