DO NOT COME HERE! There have been two suicides within a year and sexual assault at the dorms. The…read moreonly condolences we get is an email. Then the cops don't do anything except hand out traffic tickets to guys while trying to groom the females that commit the same offense. All the while parking is AWFUL. Can not find a parking spot anywhere so good luck trying to get to campus on time. Also, when you do actually manage to get to class on time the professors are so lazy with grades and don't feel like responding to you when questions are graded wrong. Plus the busses that actually do transport people from parking spots are PACKED! Its like a sardine can and make the people in India afraid of how crammed they are. All UTSA cares about is money and treat you like a number.

The University of Texas at San Antonio One Stop Enrollment Center & the Fiscal Services office is…read moreAWFUL. It's been 4 weeks and I still have not received the remaining balance tuition refund (I got a $10,000 loan and classes cost over $4,000). They have my $5,000. The phone numbers listed hang up or keep ringing. I have asked 5 different times from various departments of UTSA.

Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) is truly a five-star institution that feels like a home away…read morefrom home. The tight-knit community and small class sizes (with a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio) mean you are known by name, not just a number, ensuring personalized attention and strong connections with faculty. Professors are deeply committed and knowledgeable, going the extra mile to see students succeed. The commitment to service, social justice, and ethical leadership prepares graduates for purposeful lives, with 95% of graduates employed or continuing their education shortly after earning their degree. Located on a beautiful, historic campus just minutes from downtown San Antonio, OLLU provides a supportive, faith-based foundation for both personal and professional growth. This university is an outstanding choice that genuinely cares about its students.

I am a Freshman in my second semester at this school. I spent my first semester at a different…read moreschool so this is my first semester here. I have not only been ignored by my teachers, but the administration is rude. I am coming up on a deadline to register for fall/summer classes, and I had refreshed my emails and messages for weeks looking for instructions. I had even called the school and emailed my advisor once I finally found out who she was. In the end, I had to contact the advising office to get a group email sent out so that I could get a response. This woman proceeded to say that she has tried multiple times to contact me (I have no messages from her), say this is a recurring pattern (this is my first semester here and i have never received any messages from her this entire semester), and ask the other administrator how they should address this as if I'm not in the email as well. She also asks if she should send proof, which I would appreciate from her because I missed my mandatory group advising due to this. In my opinion, this is highly unprofessional and the amount of miscommunication and lack of responses from the staff at this school does not reflect the quality of service they offer.

I attended an Advisory committee at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, TX. The university…read moreprovides a distinctive, student-oriented collegiate environment rooted in rigorous academic traditions and Catholic principles. As Texas's oldest Catholic university, the institution blends historical significance with an accessible and personalized campus atmosphere. Academically, St. Mary's is recognized for excellence in business, law, science, and criminal justice, consistently earning high rankings for value in the Western region. A notable advantage of St. Mary's is its small class sizes and low student-faculty ratio, facilitating the establishment of meaningful relationships between students and professors. The 135-acre urban campus offers expansive green spaces and maintains a traditional collegiate ambiance within a metropolitan location. The university's status as a Marianist and Hispanic-Serving Institution is evident in its commitment to service, social justice, and community engagement.

For Parents of Incoming Freshmen I want to offer a quick,…read morehonest warning to other parents: One of the biggest challenges we've faced is the lack of communication and mentorship for students. Advisors, faculty, and departments often provide little to no guidance, leaving students to navigate important academic decisions on their own. If your child thrives on clear direction, regular check‑ins, or structured support, this may be a difficult environment. Parents are kept almost completely out of the loop, making it hard to understand what your student needs or what's happening academically. Before committing, make sure your student is prepared to advocate for themselves and operate independently--because consistent communication and mentorship are not guaranteed.

Great facilities and event We came to support the music…read moregroups of the school Also loved the holiday theme Wonderful talent here and the young people were so professional Want to return to this beautiful campus during the day so we can see better Location is ideal and easy to access Plan to make this an annual Christmas Tradition

This review is focused on Laurie Auditorium, and not the campus as a whole…read more I come here for musical events, and the auditorium has average to good acoustics. Not quite as good as the Tobin but decent. The seating is pretty good. I have always been able to find a good spot. The building is pretty spread out but makes a big circle. So it's hard to get lost. Overall, this auditorium is very clean and well kept up. It's a nice place for events and has a great professional feel to it.

Not too shabby for a medical school with clinical offices. It's actually quite large and offers…read moresome great views from its upper floors.

One of the greatest medical institutions in the state. Be proud of an education here it'll benefit…read moreyou strongly.

Best decision I've ever made ! From the teachers to reception to extern coordinators. I'm…read moreabsolutely so blessed and grateful for everyone but Mr. Ruiz especially went above and beyond for me during my externship being there for me during hard times any time I needed him he was available to talk me down off the ledge and keep me going. I'm at the tail end of externship and I'm so happy I made the decision to go to this school ! It has changed my life and my kids life for the better ! And I'm just getting started on my journey ! Thank you !

The admissions office lady is so rude over the phone until you give an attitude back, and after…read morereading the reviews here I won't even bother coming in to check out this place. Everything sounds so lousy and not worth the time or money for a non accredited school.

The bridge took 15 months. I passed my RN state exam on the first try…read more One of the semesters I only took 2 classes and was able to work In the hospital Clinicals were completed in local hospitals. Easy to find a good schedule. Even had an evening clinical one semester. I never purchased a book saved me thousands of dollars. I would check them out from their library and study photo copy and make my own outlines for studying. Got 4.0 most of the semesters because I put in the work. Read the chapters and understand them. Go to used book store to find the books used. You will do great if you put in quality studying, practice exams online and don't second guess yourself. Don't argue with professors just keep your eye on obtaining the RN license!! drama is NOT worth it.

They don't show compassion toward students and empathy, consideration. Some professors are okay but…read moremost show favoritism over other students like it's a high school. If you aren't liked by your professor then good luck getting high then a C+ (an 82 mind you). The professor enjoying seeing us struggle and not the productive struggle type. Ask for help but good luck getting actual help from them. DO NOT COME TO THIS COLLEGE‼‼

I had the most wonderful time at UIW! I have been on their campus a few times, mainly for work, and…read morewhile this visit was also for work- I was able to enjoy a private tour of Brackenridge Villa (its not open to just walk in, and I took a stroll down to the Blue Hole! For starters, This campus is very cool! The Brackenridge manor is breathtaking, the architecture and everything inside is amazing. Little history on this- it basically belonged to George Washington Brackenridge ( which is also named about Brackenridge Park), he made his fortune during the civil war, was president of SAWS and founded San Antonio National Bank. The sisters came from France to fight the cholera epidemic (and also established Santa Rosa Hospital) and were looking for a place to start a new convent, and negotiated 280 acres of his estate for 100k. He didn't think they could pay, but did. Part of the deal was that the estate included every inside- he didn't read between the lines. So, the sisters acquired a very expensive and rare book collection among all other things. It was a motherhouse, a residential place for priests and then a refuge for nuns and priests during the Mexican Revolution. History lesson over. ;) I also got to see the Blue Hole, which is where the San Antonio River literally starts! It was so cool to see. I don't think I've ever thought or asked about where a river starts, much less Our river. It's the source spring for the San Antonio River, when the light hits the water it has a blue tint, and you can see the springs bubbling. The water is supposed to be clear, and you will see fish and turtles swimming too! It's so so so cool!

Came here for an organized event of different faiths! Awesome to see different beliefs all united…read morein art and music! Well organized event with well guided parking areas. Everybody was very welcoming and polite. There was one of the cutest texas Childrens choir with several choir renditions. Volunteers to help with the event were nice!

Gorgeous space for spiritual retreat. There is a beautiful grotto where services are held, and…read morewhere you can light candles to set intentions. There are stations of the cross around the whole area as well as several sweet religious statues with plenty of benches all around to sit for quiet reflection. There was a lovely little air conditioned indoor chapel as well that I didn't take a picture of because I wanted to be respectful of those praying. It was a lovely place patrons rightfully approach with reverence and great respect. I would love to attend a service here.

I no longer go to this place. I have given up on it. When I…read morespoke to one of the Oblate priests about the noisy groundskeepers he yelled at me, "That is NONE of your business." I told him, "well it is because I come here in good faith, expecting a place where prayerful people can reflect and meditate. A refuge from a crazy world." He gave me the superior "he knows better" treatment and then, as I turned to leave, he smiled and put out his hand for a handshake. I looked at it, looked at him. Did not shake his hand. Just shook my head. A priest trying to manipulate me and the situation. NOPE. Not buying it.