Saint Joseph's University

Gupta is the worst professor at SJU. He is a mean man in addition to being just a terrible professor. The material is easy but he makes it so much har...

Rick Sherman

Hard Prof., okay guy, but goes too fast in the classroom. If you're a slow paced learner, don't take him. I got a C- after working my ass off in his...

Barbara Klaczynska

western civ is goin to be tough no matter who you take, she isnt that bad, pretty hard to fail the class, 2 tests and a final, not to bad, make sure s...

Joseph Casino

Great teacher, very knowledgeable. Quizzes we're easy, as long as you paid attention, took notes, and studied them. A bit drab, but students can make ...

Paul St.Amour

I would not recommend taking this professor for this class. It's absolutely brutal. The class is all over the place. This will not benefit you in the ...

Jeffrey Hyson

In Reacting to the Past, you act out numerous historical conflicts and become a character in that time period. Hyson loves the class and his energy is...

Richard Haslam

Prof Haslam is a great guy. But his teaching style is "unique". I have him TH, and on tue he will assign 50+ pages of reading, and on th (ov...

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University Reviews

I LOVE ST JOES. So happy here. I was nervous at first but I honestly couldn't be happier.

dorm visitation rules suck but easy to get around, sometimes tough to find a party to go to

Great school, smallish campus, friendly staff and students.

I found most of my courses, especially the ones in psychology, to be academically lacking and a bit high on gossip and belittling students. The location is OK in terms of nearby restaurants and places to hang out, but I learned firsthand that it isn't safe after dark. The programs don't appear in college rankings, other than the business degrees.

Business school has solid classes and professors. There are very few to no clubs that aren't sports. Intramurals are nonexistent. Food is terrible but there are some good places to eat nearby and multiple supermarkets. Administrators seem to care very little about students. It is what you make of it but I'd avoid this school.

SJU is such a good school full of amazing people. I agree that the demographic is mainly kids from suburbs outside of Philly or New Jersey, but that doesn't really matter. I have met some great professors and friends here at SJU and I can't imagine going anywhere else. The party scene is not as obvious here, but it's pretty fun once you have an in.

Probably the worst Philly school. Not worth the money

Students at this school are lacking basic knowledge and skills. Teachers have to spend a lot of time going over easy material, watering it down in the process. A lot of the profs seem burned out, probably because the students are so tedious. Business school is low ranked for the area but most people are here for business, why I don't know!

I love SJU more than I thought I ever could. The thought of graduating in 2 years makes me sad because I never want to leave!! Choosing SJU was the best decision I've ever made hands down.

I love love love SJU!! Best two years of my life so far I never want to leave!! THWND

Great School! really is the definition of the saying "It is what you make it!". Just be comfortable in yourself and put yourself out there and you will be doing great in your academics, social life, and industry of choice.

I love SJU!! Don't make me leave!!

Very much like high school with lots of cliques. Little diversity. Professors and classes are great. Otherwise it is awful. Most people here dont seem to belong in college and complain about having to do the tiniest amount of work. Seems like everyone is getting a business degree just so they can go to work for the family business.

Sju is home. The thing I love most about this school is the people. Its a Jesuit school, so you will find good, pure-hearted people here. Theres honestly no place Id rather transfer to, because I care about the people here like theyre my family. At Sju we look after one another, and thats the most important part of life.