St. Jerome's University

The campus makes for a lovely visit. Green in the summer months and welcoming year round.

Much different learning experience here than the rest of campus because the classrooms are smaller and you tend to go here if you signed up for language and other artsy courses. Feels cozy!

There's a cafeteria students can purchase lunches from.

I went yesterday for the first time. It is a Catholic and modern university. Many new buildings....well so far from many Italian universities. Students here are very lucky

An amazing sense of community and dedication to the student. The brand new residence offers a luxury stay compared to the other on campus residences. This includes in room sinks, all you can eat cafeteria and regularly planned events by upper years for first years.

A fantastic, friendly residence, open to students of many different backgrounds, St Jerome's still prides itself in its religious basis, it's overwhelmingly successful Arts program, and it's ability to stand on its own for the most part from the main campus.
Plenty of residency, an impressive lounge with its own piano, TV, pool table, and couches, and a large cafeteria allow students to connect better than ever before.
The one downside to it would have to be the room sizes. Very tiny and barely any space to do anything other than get out of bed and get changed, students have a small desk space. Most rooms are shared between two people, but are smaller than some one-person bedrooms.