The lack of large group events on the weekends. A lot of people go home on the weekends. You can also choose to go to church there.
The thing that I consider the worst thing about the college is the way the students treat alcohol. There seems to be a lot of drinking since we are a wet campus.
Parking. Parking is completely rediculous. They sell way more parking permits wih few parking space. Worst of all, they issue tickets hapharzardly even though they know they have a problem.
There are some minor housekeeping issues that I have when it comes to the dorms. Our laundry facilities are not very good. At least one machine is always broken and there are only two washers for three wings of females. It is free, however, so that makes up for the technical short-comings.
Not going to lie, the food in the cafeteria isn't the greatest on some days.
Location. It's not real close to any shopping areas. Hard to get around without a car. City bus service is available, but that's time-consuming.
Our school tends to have clicks. The kids that were popular in High School hang together, those who drink a lot hang together, those of a different ethnicity hang together. But when it comes to classes everyone participates and is willing to share their story or opinion.
The boy to girl ratio which is about 1:3.
Classes with unclear guidelines and expectations, expecting a paper to be exact what the teacher expects with only the format information and topic.
Housing availability
If I had to come to a conclusion on the worst part of my school, it would be the financial aid crisis. This is obviously a private Catholic campus and its expensive being here, before and after we earn our place. If you don't get a jumpstart on scholarships and grants, you won't get one. Books are costly, so its best going with used. Food and money for clothes along with cleaning products (to share amongst roommates) is a necessity of course. And then there's retreats and other extra curricular activities that sometimes cost even more.
I have not yet found a negative with this St. Scholastica. It is a great school.
Im not sure
I would say the worst part of life at St. Scholastica is the dull weekends since the majority of the school leaves for the weekend.
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