Saint Martin's University assesses all incoming students as first year students as opposed to transfer students, ultimately optimizing scholarship opportunities.

Saint Martin's costs a lot. One of the only main drawbacks of SMU is the financial aid. But also, SMU creates a community that I don't believe any other place has. So I say it is worth it.

If you get good grades you can go to grad school at a more prestigious school, like an Ivy League, but if you want to roll straight into a career the business and engineering programs are designed for that as well. In general this school has pretty good bang for your buck, but considering the price tag, dont go here to get a useless degree. Plan on working after you get your degree, unless you have rich parents. There are many career fairs too, if you need help with getting a job.

Money is tough, for being a private university. But there are people in the community and the Aluminum's donate a whole lot to the school and that money goes to the students that need it, Through out the year, there are whole bunch of scholarships given, you just have to keep an eye for them.

Overpriced school that doesn't make the effort to help their students.