Webster University

Its school. You learn and just get through years of your life. Nothing special

I really enjoyed going to Webster as both an undergraduate and graduate. The campus is rather small, and allows for more social connections, smaller class sizes, and a much easier walk across campus. The property (especially the beloved Pearson House for English majors) is made up of beautiful old homes transformed into University buildings mixed among more modern construction (such as the new library). For undergrad, my advisor’s office was in the attic of one of these homes, which felt exactly like a cozy corner of Ron Weasley’s house.
I’ve also taken courses at other colleges and always found that Webster was the most organized and helpful on the phone. Their main line can direct you to any department immediately. I think that’s the advantage of a small private university.
Webster is also home to The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis («The Rep»), which acts as the region’s premier, professional live theater.